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amans, amantis
lover
armo
arm, equip, furnish
bacchor, ari, atus
rush, wildly, brave
Bacchus
god of wine
Cithaeron, onis
Greek mountain
commoveo, ere, movi, motus
move, stir, shake, agitate
compello
address, accost, speak to
defero, ferre, tuli, latus
carry down, report
dolus, i
deciet, stratagem, fraud
excipio, ere, cepi, ceptus
catch, recieve, take up
excio, ire, ivi, itus
arouse, excite, stir
fallo, ere, fefelli, falsus
deceive, cheat, mock
impius, a, um
wicked, acursed, disloyal
incendo, ere, i, ensus
inflame, burn
inops, opis
needy, destitute, bereft of
motus, us
movement, emotion
nocturnus, a, um
of the night, nocturnal
orgia, orum
mystic rites, rituals
praesentio, ire, sensi, sensus
percieve first, suspect
qualis, e
of what sort, such as
saevio, ire, ivi, itus
rage, storm
stimulo
spur, goad, prick, incite
Thias, adis
Bacchant, devotee of Bacchus
timeo, ere, ui
fear, dread
trietericus, a, um
triennial
tutus, a, um
protected, safe, secure
ultro
further, voluntarily
alienus, a, um
belonging to another, another’s, alien, foreign
altum, i
the deep, heaven
Aquilo, onis
north wind
bene
well, rightly, securely, fully
conubium
wedlock, marriage
crudelis, e
cruel, bloody, bitter
decedo, ere, cessi, cessus
depart
dissimulo
conceal, dissimulate, pretend otherwise
etiam
also, even, besides, yet, still
funus, eris
funeral, death, disaster
hibernus, a, um
wintry, of the winter
hymenaeus, i
wedding hymn
ignotus, a, um
unknown, strange
incipio, ere, cepi, ceptus
begin, undertake
mereo, ere, ui, itus
deserve, earn, merit
molior, iri, itus
prepare, attempt, do
morior, i, mortuus
die, perish
nefas
impiety, unspeakable thing, crime
nihil, nil
nothing, not at all
perfidus, a, um
treacherous, perfidious
propero
hasten, hurry, speed
quando
when, since, if ever, because
quin
why not, but that, in fact
quisquam, quicquam
anyone, anything
spero
hope for, expect, suppose
tacitus, a, um
silet, noiseless, secret
undosus, a, um
billowing, wavy
adeo, iri, ii, itus
approach
adhuc
to this point, till now
an
whether, or
desero, ere, ui, rtus
desert, forsake
destruo, ere, struxi, structus
destroy
dulcis, e
sweet, dear, pleasant, delightful
exstinguo, ere, inxi, inctus
extinguish, blot out, destroy, ruin
exuo, ere, ui, utus
bare, doff, discard
frater, tris
brother
Gaetulus, a, um
of the Gaetuli, and African tribe
hospes, itis
stranger, guest, host
Iarbas, ae
African prince, one of Dido’s suitors
indensus, a, um
hostile, bitter
iste, ta, tud
that (of yours)
Libycus, a, um
of Libya
misereor, eri, itus
pity, commiserate
moribundus, a, um
dying, about to die
moror, ari, atus
delay, tarry, hinder
Nomas, adis
tribe of North Africa
odi, isse
hate, detest, loathe
oro
to pray for, entreat, beseech
prex, precis
prayer, entreaty, vow
prior, ius
soon, former, first, prior
propter
on account of, near
pudor, oris
shame, modesty, honor
Pygmalion, onis
brother of Dido
quoniam
since, because
resto, are, stiti
remain, be left
tyrannus, i
ruler, chieftain, tyrant
aula, ae
hall, palace, court
desero, ere, ui, rtus
desert, forsake
equidem
indeed, truly, surely
ludo, ere, si, sus
play, sport, mock
omnino
altogether, completely, utterly
parvalus, a, um
tiny, very small, little
saltem
at least, at any rate
suboles, is
offspring, progeny, child
suscipio, ere, cepi, ceptus
take up, beget, bear
tamen
however, nevertheless, but
Acheron, ontis
river of Hades
aestuo
boil, seethe, rage
aqua, ae
water
caenum
mud, filth, slime
canities, ei
grayness, gray hair
Charon, ontis
ferryman of souls across the river Styx
Cocytus, i
river of Hades