Aeneid 4. 279 - -330

Obmutescoeretui be dumb, stand speechless 

Amensentis mad, frenzied distraught 

Comaae f. Hair, locks, tresses

Attonitusaum thunderstruck, astounded

Heu alas

Ambioireivi, itus go around, conciliate 

Adfatus, us m. address, speech 

Exordium, i n. beginning , commencement 

Sumo,ere, mpsi, mptus take, employ 

Alterno, are, avi, atus change, alternate, waver 

Sententia, ae f. Opinion, resolve, view 

Apto, are, avi, atum equip, make ready, furnish 

Tacitus, a, um silent, still, secret 

Rumpo, ere, rupi, ruptus break, burst, utter

Aditus, us m. approach, access 

Mollis, e, soft, yielding, easy, mild 

Dexter right 

Ocior, ius swifter, quicker, very swift 

Fallo, ere, fefelli, falsus deceive cheat mock 

Saevio, ire, ivi, itus rage, storm 

Innops, opis needy, destitute 

Qualis, e, of what sort, such as 

Trietericus, a, um triennial 

Ultro further, voluntarily 

Perfidus, a, um treacherous, perfidious 

Quondam at some time formerly

Quin why not, but that, nay even 

Molior, iri, itus prepare, attempt, do 

Propero, are, avi, atus hasten, hurry, speed 

Ignotus, a, um unknown, strange 

Quando when, since, if ever, because 

Hymenaeus, i m. marriage (song), god of marriage, Hymen 

Quisquam, quicquam anyone, anything 

Labor, i, lapsus glide 

Exuo, ere, ui, utus bare, doff, discard 

Odi, isse hate, detest, loathe

Pudor, oris m. shame, modesty, honor 

Moribundus,a, um dying, about to die 

Resto, are, stiti remain, be left 

Destruo, ere, struxi, structus destroy

Saltem at least, at any rate 

Suboles, is f. Offspring, progeny, child 

Equidem indeed, truly, surely