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Caenum, i n. Mud, mire, dirt, filth 

Portitor, oris m. ferryman 

Mentum i n. Chin, bear

Canities, ei f. Grayness, gray hair 

Incultus, a, um unkempt, shaggy 

Amictus, us m. wrap, cloak, mantle 

Contus, i m. pole, pike 

Cumba, ae f. Boat

Viridis, e green, fresh, vigorous

Effundo, ere, fudi, fusus pour out, scatter

Rogus, i m. funeral pyre 

Folium, i n. Leaf, foliage 

Glomero, are, avi, atum assemble, gather, roll together 

Apricus, a, um sunny, sun-loving 

Tendo, ere, tendi, tentum stretch, hasten, extend 

Ast at least but yet  

Arceo, ere, ui, keep off, defend, confine 

Concursus, us m. gathering, concourse 

Amnis, is m river, stream 

Quo discrimine by what distinction 

 Linquo, ere, liqui, lictus leave, forsake 

Verro, ere, i, rsus sweep (over), scour 

Olli archaic version of ille,a, ud

Genero, are, avi, atum generate, beget, bear 

Proles, is f. Offspring, progeny, race 

Fallo, ere, fefelli, falsus deceive, prove false (to) 

Veho, ere, vexi, vectus convey, bear 

Raucus, a, um hoarse, roaring

Satus, a, um begotten from 

Miseror, ari, atus pity, commiserate 

Perago, ere, egi, actus complete, do 

Nemus, oris n. (sacred)grove, forest

Increpo, are, ui, itus reprove, chide 

For, fari, fatus sum to speak, say

Soporus, a, um slumberous, sleepy 

Carina, ae f. Keel, ship, boat 

Theseus, ei early king of Athens who descended to Haes with Pirithous and attempted to carry off Proserpina, Pluto’s queen 

Pirithous, i m. king of the Lapiths, friend of Theseus 

Vinculum, i n. Bond, chain 

Solium, i n. Throne, seat 

Thalamus, i m. bridal chamber, bedroom

Adorior, iri, ortus attempt, attack 

Vates, is m. prophet

Latro, are, avi, atum bark, howl, bay 

Castus, a, um pure, holy, chaste 

Servo, are, avi, atus serve, gruard, protect

Imus,a, um innermost, deepest 

Aperio, ire, ui, ertus open, disclose 

Caeruleus, a, um dark blue 

Puppis, is f. stern

Jugum, i n yoke, ridge, bench 

Forus, i m. gangway, deck 

Sutilis, e sewed, with seams 

Rimosus, a, um full of cracks, leaky 

Incolumnis, e safee, unharmed intact 

Glaucus, a, um gray, green, gleaming 

Ulva, ae f. Sedge, marsh grass 

Coluber, bri m.  snake, serpent 

Mel, mellis n. Honey 

Guttur, uris n. Throat, gullet 

Pando, ere, i, passus open, extend 

Fusus,a,um spread out, flowing 

Humus, i f. ground , earth, soil