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Ecce autem elapsus Pyrrhi [de caede ] Polites ,

Ecce autem elapsus Pyrrhi [de caede ] Polites , unus natorum Priami , [per tela ], [per hostis ] [ porticibus longis ] fugit et vacua atria lustrat saucius . illum ardens [ infesto vulnere ] Pyrrhus insequitur , iam iamque [ manu ] tenet et premit [ hasta ].        530

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Ecce autem elapsus Pyrrhi [de caede ] Polites ,

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  1. Ecce autemelapsusPyrrhi [de caede] Polites, unusnatorumPriami, [per tela], [per hostis] [porticibuslongis] fugit et vacua atria lustrat saucius. illumardens [infestovulnere] Pyrrhus insequitur, iamiamque [manu] tenet et premit [hasta].        530 ut tandem [ante oculos] evasit et [ora] parentum, concidit ac [multo]vitam[cum sanguine]fudit. euphamism Red Nominative Circle ParticipleOrange Genitive Blue Vocative Purple Dative underline Ablative AbsoluteGreen Accusative [Brackets] Ablative Box Main Verb

  2. hic Priamus, quamquam [in media] iam [morte] tenetur, non tamenabstinuitnecvociiraequepepercit: (This verb takes the dative) 'at tibi [pro scelere],' exclamat, ‘[pro talibusausis]            535 di, sialiquaest [caelo] pietas quae taliacuret, persolvantgrates dignaset praemiareddant debita, qui naticorammecernereletum fecisti et patriosfoedasti [funere] vultus.

  3. at non ille, satum quo tementiris, Achilles               540 talis [in hoste] fuit [Priamo]; sediurafidemque suppliciserubuitcorpusqueexsanguesepulcro reddiditHectoreummeque [in mea regna] remisit.' sic fatusseniortelumque [imbelle sine ictu] coniecit, [rauco] quod protinus [aere] repulsum,               545 et [summo] clipeinequiquam [umbone] pependit.

  4. cuiPyrrhus: 'referes ergo haec et nuntius ibis Pelidaegenitori. illimea tristiafacta degeneremqueNeoptolemumnarrare memento. nuncmorere.' hocdicens [altaria ad ipsa] trementem      550 traxit et [in multo] lapsantem [sanguine] nati, implicuitquecomamlaeva, dextraquecoruscum extulit ac [lateri] capulotenusabdiditensem.

  5. haecfinisPriamifatorum, hicexitusillum [sorte] tulitTroiamincensam et prolapsavidentem     555 Pergama, tot quondam populisterrisquesuperbum regnatoremAsiae. iacetingens [litore] truncus, avulsumque [umeris] caput et [sine nomine] corpus.

  6. At metumprimumsaevuscircumstetithorror. obstipui; subiitcarigenitorisimago,               560 utregemaequaevum [crudelivulnere] vidi vitamexhalantem, subiitdesertaCreusa et direptadomus et parvicasusIuli. respicio et quae sit [me circum] copialustro. deseruereomnesdefessi, et corpora [saltu]               565 [ad terram] misereaut [ignibus] aegradedere.

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