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Haec ait , et Maia genitum demittit [ ab alto],

Haec ait , et Maia genitum demittit [ ab alto], ut terrae , utque novae pateant Karthaginis arces [ hospitio ] Teucris , ne fati nescia Dido [ finibus ] arceret : volat ille [per aera ] [magnum          300 remigio ] alarum , ac Libyae citus adstitit [ oris ].

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Haec ait , et Maia genitum demittit [ ab alto],

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  1. Haecait, et Maiagenitumdemittit [ab alto], utterrae, utquenovaepateantKarthaginisarces [hospitio] Teucris, ne fatinescia Dido [finibus] arceret: volatille [per aera] [magnum          300 remigio] alarum, ac Libyaecitusadstitit [oris]. Et iamiussafacit, ponuntqueferociaPoeni corda volente deo; in primisreginaquietum accipit [in Teucros] animummentemquebenignam. Red Nominative Circle ParticipleOrange Genitive Blue Vocative Purple Dative underline Ablative AbsoluteGreen Accusative [Brackets] Ablative Box Main Verb

  2. At pius Aeneas, [per noctem] plurimavolvens,               305 utprimumlux alma data est, exirelocosque explorarenovos, quas [vento] accesseritoras, qui teneant, namincultavidet, hominesneferaene, quaerereconstituit, sociisque exacta referre. Classem [in convexo] nemorum [sub rupecavata]           310 [arboribus] clausam [circum]atque [horrentibusumbris] occulit; ipse [uno] graditur [comitatusAchate], bina [manu] [lato] crispanshastilia [ferro]. **ferro: metonymy

  3. Cuimater [media] sesetulitobvia [silva], virginisoshabitumquegerens, et virginisarma      315 Spartanae, velqualisequosThreissafatigat **simile** Harpalyce, volucremque [fuga] praevertiturHebrum.**Harpalyce: Thracian princess, known for speed **Hebrum: slow moving Thracian river Namque [umeris] [de more] habilemsuspenderatarcum venatrix, dederatquecomamdiffundereventis, [nudagenu], [nodo]quesinuscollectafluentis.         320

  4. Ac prior, 'Heus' inquit'iuvenes, monstratemearum vidistissiquam hic errantem forte sororum, succinctam [pharetra] et maculosae [tegmine] lyncis, autspumantisapricursum [clamore] prementem.'

  5. Sic Venus; et Veneris contra sic filiusorsus:               325 'Nullatuarumauditamihineque visa sororum— O quam tememorem, virgo? Namquehaudtibivoltus mortalis, necvoxhominemsonat: O, deacerte— an Phoebisoror? an nympharumsanguinisuna?—

  6. sis felix, nostrumqueleves, quaecumque, laborem,   330 et, [quo sub caelo] tandem, [quibus] orbis [in oris] iactemur, doceas. Ignarihominumquelocorumque erramus, [vento] huc [vastis et fluctibus] acti: multatibi [ante aras] [nostra] cadet hostia [dextra].'

  7. TumVenus: 'Haudequidemtalimedignorhonore;            335 virginibusTyriismosestgestarepharetram, [purpureoquealte] surasvincire [cothurno]. Punicaregna vides, Tyrios et Agenorisurbem; sedfinesLibyci, genusintractabile [bello]. ImperiumDidoTyriaregiturbeprofecta,               340 germanumfugiens. Longaestiniuria, longae ambages; sedsummasequarfastigiarerum.

  8. 'HuicconiunxSychaeuserat, ditissimus [agri] Phoenicum, et [magno] miseraedilectus [amore], cuipaterintactamdederat, [primis]queiugarat               345 [ominibus]. SedregnaTyrigermanushabebat Pygmalion, [scelere] [ante alios] immanior [omnes].

  9. Quos [inter medius] venitfuror. IlleSychaeum impius [ante aras], atqueauricaecus [amore], clam [ferro] incautumsuperat, securusamorum               350 germanae; factumquediucelavit, et aegram, multamalussimulans, [vanaspe] lusitamantem. Ipsased [in somnis] inhumativenitimago coniugis, ora [modis] attollenspallida [miris], crudelesarastraiectaquepectora [ferro]               355 nudavit, caecumquedomusscelusomneretexit.

  10. Tumcelerarefugampatriaqueexcederesuadet, auxiliumqueviaeveteres[tellure] recludit thesauros, ignotumargentipondus et auri. [His] commotafugamDidosociosqueparabat:               360 conveniunt, quibusautodiumcrudeletyranni autmetusacererat; naves, quae forte paratae, corripiunt, onerantque [auro]: portanturavari Pygmalionisopes [pelago]; duxfeminafacti.

  11. Devenerelocos, ubinuncingentiacernis               365 moeniasurgentemquenovaeKarthaginisarcem, mercatiquesolum, facti [de nomine] Byrsam, [taurino] quantum possentcircumdare [tergo]. Sedvos qui tandem, [quibus] autvenistis [aboris], quovetenetis [iter]? 'Quaerentitalibusille               370 suspirans, [imo]quetrahens [a pectore] vocem:

  12. 'O dea, si[prima] repetens[aborigine] pergam, et vacetannalesnostrorumaudirelaborum, ante diemclausocomponatVesperOlympo. Nos [Troiaantiqua], si[vestras] forte [per auris]             375 Troiaenomeniit, [diversaper aequora] vectos forte suaLibycistempestasadpulitoris.

  13. Sum piusAeneas, raptosqui[ex hoste] Penates [classe] veho mecum, fama[super aethera] notus. Italiamquaeropatriam et genus[abIovesummo].            380 Bisdenis[Phrygium] conscendi[navibus] [aequor], matredeamonstranteviam, data fatasecutus; vixseptemconvolsae[undis Euro]quesupersunt.

  14. Ipse ignotus, egens, Libyaedesertaperagro, [EuropaatqueAsia] pulsus.' Necpluraquerentem               385 passaVenus[medio] sic interfata[dolore] est:

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