fixed, TRANS-FIX-o pectore, (2 n.) um, i, o, um. (3 n.) us, oris, i, us, us. ore. (1 f.) a, æ, æ, am, a, â.

(a) PECT-ore,

flames,expirantem FLAMM-as,

æ, arnm, is, as, æ, is. (3 m.) o, inis, i, em, o, ine. illa COR-RIP-u-i-t (43) illum, (4, 3, & 2)io, ere, ui, reptum. ui, uisti, uit, &c. conjunction.

corripuit QUE infixit,

infixit SCOPUL-0,

(2 m.) us, i, o, um, e, o.

ill.

him, ex, spir. breathing out,

corripit ILL-um,

(m.) e, ius, i, um,

illum EX-PIR-a-nt-em, trans, fing. from his trans

(3 m.)ns,ntis,ti,lem, &c.

[um, o.)

pect. breast,

flam.

turb.

in a whirlwind, (in) TURB-ine, con,rap. she seized,

qu.

and

scop. rock, in, fing. thrust,

Jov.

et.

both,

sor.

ET, et, (sum) SOR-or,

ipsa IN-FIX-i-t(44) (illum)

ACUT-O scopulo.
infixit AST ego gero,

EGO gero,
ego quæ incedo,
of the gods,regina Div-úm,
walk,
quæ IN-CED-0, (45)

(3) figo, ere, xi, ctum. xi, isti, it, &c. (2 m.)us, i, o, um, e, o. conjunction.

(f.) ego, mei, mihi, me, &c. (f.)æ, cujus, cui, am, &c. (2m.p. i, (or)-um, is, &c. (3) o, ere, cessi, cessum. o, is, it, imus, istis, &c. (1 f.) a, æ, æ, am, a, â. conjunction.

RE-GIN-a incedo,

of Jupiter, soror Jov.is, (3 m.) Jupiter, Jovis, i, em, er, e.

sister, et. and,

con,jung, the wife,

soror ET conjux,
(sum) CON-JU-X,

UN-a gent3,
CUM gente,

cum GEN-te,

TOT annos,

per ANN-08,
gero BELL-a,
ego GER-0:(46)

corresponding conjunction. (3 f.) or, oris, ori, orem, &c. conjunction.

(3 c.)x, gis, gi, gem, x, ge. (1 f.) a, æ, æ, am, a, â. preposition. (3 f.) s, tis, ti, tem, s, te.

adj. plural, indeclinable. (2 m. p.) i, orum, is, os, &c. (2 n.p.) a, orum, is, a, &c. (3) o, ere, gessi, gestum. o, is, it, imus, itis, unt. conjunction

and, ego gero bella ET, quisquar. adoret,

quam IM-PON-a-t (48) honorem, (3)o,ere,sui,itum,

hon. a sacrifice? imponat HONOR-em?

(3 n.p.) ia, ium, ibus, ia, &c.

FLAMM-a-t-o corde, (2 n.)um, i, o, um, um,o.

-, sui, sibi, se, -, sc. preposition.

(1 f. p.) æ, arum, is, &c.

[am, as, at, amus, &c.

adverb.

conjunction.

De.

the Goddess,

DE-a venit,

(1 f.) a, æ, æ, am, a â.

in PATRI-am,

premit Hic,

foeta AUSTR-is
in ÆOLI-am,
Dea VEN-i-t. (49)

VAST-O antro,

in Loc-a,
FET-a loca,
FUR-e-n-t-ibus

(2m.p.) i,orum, is, os, i, is.

preposition.

(1 f.) a, æ, æ, am, a, â. (2 n.p.) a, orum, is, a, a, is. (2 n.p.) a, orum, is, a, a, is. Austris, (3 m.p.) es, um,ibus, es, es, ibus.

(2 m.p.) i, orum, is, os, i, is. (1f.) a, æ, æ ̧ am, a, â.

(4 & 3) io, ire, i, tum. i, isti, it, imus, istis, erunt. adverb.

(2n.) um, i, o, um, um, o. RE-I premit, (3 m.) x, gis, gi, gem, x, go.

EoL-us premit,

(2 m.) us, i, o, um, e, o. (2 n.) um, i o, um, um, o.

tempest. tempests, premit TEMPEST-at-es, (3 f.p.)es, um, ibus, es,

es,

ibus.

son. the sounding, SONOR-as tempestates, (1f.p.) æ, arum, is,

ac.

as, æ, is.

IMPERI-0, (2 n.) um, i, o, um, um, o.

governs, Æolus PREM-i-t, (50) ventos, (3) o,ere,essi,essum.

imper. prem.

by authority,

vinc.

et.

and.

vinclis ET carcere,

o, is, it, imus, itis, unt. conjunction.

(2 n.p.) a, orum, is, a, a, is.

conjunction.

(3 m.) r, ris, ri, rem, r, e.

restrains, Eolus FRÆN-a-t (51) (illos) o,are,avi, atum. o, as,

at, amus, atis, ant. (m.p.) i, orum, is, os, i, is.

IN-DIGN-a-n-t-es illi, (3 m.p.) es,um,ibus.&c.
MAGN-O murmure, (2 n.)um, i, o, um,um,o.

preposition.

(3 n.) r, ris, ri, rem, r, re.

(3 m.) s, tis, ti, tem, s, te. preposition. (2n.p.) a, orum, is, a, a, is. (3 & 2)o, ere, ui, itum. o, is, it. imus, itis, unt. (1f.) a, æ, æ, am, a, đ. (2 & 3) eo, ere, i, ssum.

murmure MoN-t-is,

circ. around,

CIRCUM claustra.

frem.

illi FREM-u-n-t. (52)

eo, es, et, emus, &c. (2 m.) us, i, o, um, e, 0. (3 f.) x, cis, ci, cem, x, ce.

tenens SCEPTR-a, (2 n.p.) a, orum, is, a, a, is. TEN-e-n-s Æolus, (3 m.) ns, ntis, ti,tem,&c. sedet QUE mollit,

holding;

conjunction softens, Eolus MOLL-i-t(54) animos, (4) io, ire, ivi, itum. io, is, it, imus, &c.

faciat NI,

ferant MAR-ia,

temper. moderates, Æolus TEMPER-a-t (55) iras, (1) o, are, avi, atum.

ir. their anger. temperat IR-as.

cœl. heaven,

o, as, at, amus, &c. (1 f.p.)æ, arum, is, as, æ, is.

adverb. (ille) FAC-i-a-t (56) (hæc,) (4 & 3) io, ere, feci, factum. iam, ias, iat, iamus, &c.

(3 n.p.) ia, ium, ibus, ia, &c.

conjunction.

(1 f.p.)æ, arum, is, as, æ, is.

conjunction

(2 n.p.)um. i, o, um, um, o.

PRO-FUND-um cœlum, (2 n.) um,i,o,um,um,o.

adverb.

(3 & 1) o, re, tuli, latum.

am, as, at, amus, atis, ant. (2 m.p.) i, orum, is, &c. preposition. (p.)-, sui, sibi, se, -, se. conjunction.

(3) o, ere, i, sum. am, as, at, amus, atis, ant. preposition.

(1 f.p.) æ, arum, is, as, æ, is.

Sed pater omni-pot-e-ns spelunc-is ab-did-i-t atr-is,
But the father omnipotent caverns hid them in dark,

Hoc mctu-e-ns; mol-em que et mon-t-es in-super alt-os,
This fearing; a mass and and mountains above them lofty.
Im-pos-u-i t; re-gem que ded-i-t, qui fœd er e cer-to
Placed; a king and gave, who laws by fixed

Et prem-e.re, et lax-as sci-re-t d-a-re juss-us

haben-as

Both to restrain, and loose would know to give being commanded reins

Ad qu-em tum Jun-o suppl-ex h-is voc-ibus us-a es-t:

To whom then Juno as a suppliant these words used:

Æol-e, (nam-que tibi Divûm

pat-er at.que hcm-in-um re-x O Eolus, (for to thee of the Gods the father and of men king

fluct-us et toll-e-re

vent-o,)

Et mulc-e-re ded-i-t
Both to calm has given the waves and to raise them with the wind,)

Gen-s

in-imic-a mihi Tyrrhen-un navig-a-t æru.ɔr

A nation hostile to me the Tyrrhenian navigate sea,

Ili-um in Itali-am port-a-ns,
vict-cs que Penat-es
Troy into Italy bearing, the conquered and household gods.
In-cut-e vi-m vent-is,
sub-mers-as que ob-ru-e pupp-es:
Add force to your winds, the submerged and destroy ships:
Aut age divers-os; et dis-jic-e corp-ora pont-o.
Or separate them; and scatter their bodies in the deep.
S-u-n-t mihi bis septem præ-st-a-nt.i corp-or-e Nymph-æ:
I have fourteen of beautiful form Nymphs:
Qu-arum, quæ form-â pulcherrim-a, Deïopei-am
Of whom, who is in form most beautiful, Deïopeia

Con-nubi-o jung-am

stabil-i, propri-am que dic-a-b-o; Wedlock I will join to thee in firm, as thine own and will consecrate; Omn-es ut te cum merit-is pro tal-ibus ann-os

All that thee with merits for such years

et pulch-râ

contrâ:

Ex-ig-a-t,
fac-i-a-t to prol-e paren-t-em
She may spend, and by a beautiful may make thee progeny parent.
Eol-us hæc
Tu-us, ô regin-a, qu-id, opt-es,
Eolus these words to replied: It is thy, O queen, what you may
[wish,
Ex-plor-a-re lab-or; mihi juss-a capess-e-re fa-s es-t.
To consider business; to me your commands to execute it belongs.
Tu mihi, quod-cunque hoc regn i

tu sceptr.3,

You for me, whatsoever of this kingdom I possess, you the sceptre,

Jov-em que
Jupiter and

Concili-a-s: tu d-a-s

epul-is ac-cumb-e-re Div-ûm.

Conciliate: you permit me the feasts to recline at of the Gods,

Nimb-orum que fac-i-s

tempest-at-um que pot-e-nt-em.

Of the clouds and you make me of tempests and ruler.

H-æc ubi

dic-t-a, cav-um con-vers-â cusp-id-e mon-t-em These when words were spoken, hollow with his turned spear mountain

Im-pul-i-t in lat-us; ac vent-i, velut agm-in-e fact-o,
He struck on the side; and the winds, as if a band were made,

Quà dat-a port-a, ru-u-n-t, et terr-as turb-in-e per-fl-a-n-t
Where was given a passage, rush out, and the earth in a whirlwind blow

[over.

In-cub-u-êre mar-i,
tot-um que à sed-ibus im-is,
They rest upon the sea, the whole and from depths the lowest
Not-us que ru-u-n-t, creb-er que procell-is
At once the east wind both the southwind and disturb, thick and with

Una

Eur-us que

[tempests.

et vast-os volv-u-n-t ad lit-or-a fact-us.
to the shores waves.

Afric-us,

The southwest wind, and vast roll