Aeneid 2 370-385

comitō (1)

to accompany, attend, escort, follow

socius, a, um

allied, associated, kindred

īnscius, a, um

ignorant, unaware

ultrō

voluntarily, further

compellō (1)

to address, accost, speak to

fēstīnō (1)

to hurry, hasten, speed

tam

so (much), so very, such

sērus, a, um

(too) late, slow

moror, morārī, mōrātus sum

to delay, tarry, detain

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptus

to plunder, snatch up

incendō, incendere, incendī, incēnsus

to burn, inflame

celsus, a, um

high, lofty, towering

extemplō

suddenly, at once, immediately

fīdus, a, um

faithful, trustworthy, safe

satis

enough, sufficiently

sentiō, sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsus

to perceive, feel

dēlābor, -lābī, -lāpsus sum

to slip, fall, sink

hostis, hostis, m

enemy

obstipēscō, ere, obstipui

to be dazed, stand agape

reprimō, ere, repressī, repressus

to check

velut/velutī

as, just as

imprōvīsus, a, um

unforeseen, unexpected

anguis, is, m

snake

premō, ere, pressī, pressus

to press, trample

humī

on the ground

trepidus, a, um

agitated

repente

suddenly, quickly, unexpectedly

attollō, ere

to raise, lift, rear

secus

otherwise, differently

vīsus, vīsūs, m

sight, view, vision, aspect

inruō, -ruere, -ruī

to rush in

dēnsus, a, um

thick, crowded, dense

ignārus, a, um

ignorant, inexperienced

passim

everywhere

formidō, formidinis, f

fear, terror, fright, dread

sternō, -ere, strāvī, strātus

to lay low, strew, spread

a(d)spīrō (1) + dat

to breathe upon, favor