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Vina bonus quae deinde [cadis] onerarat Acestes    195

Vina bonus quae deinde [cadis] onerarat Acestes    195 [ litore Trinacrio ] dederatque abeuntibus heros , dividit , et [ dictis ] maerentia pectora mulcet : . Red Nominative Circle Participle Orange Genitive Blue Vocative

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Vina bonus quae deinde [cadis] onerarat Acestes    195

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  1. Vina bonus quae deinde [cadis] oneraratAcestes   195 [litoreTrinacrio] dederatqueabeuntibusheros, dividit, et [dictis] maerentiapectoramulcet: Red Nominative Circle ParticipleOrange Genitive Blue Vocative Purple Dative underline Ablative AbsoluteGreen Accusative [Brackets] Ablative Box Main Verb

  2. 'O socii—nequeenimignarisumus ante malorum— O passigraviora, dabitdeushisquoquefinem. Vos et Scyllaeamrabiempenitusquesonantis        200 accestisscopulos, vos et [Cyclopeasaxa] experti: revocateanimos, maestumquetimorem mittite: forsan et haecolimmeminisseiuvabit.

  3. [Per varios casus], [per tot discriminarerum] tendimus [in Latium]; sedesubifataquietas               205 ostendunt; illicfasregnaresurgereTroiae. Durate, et vosmet rebus servatesecundis.' Talia [voce] refert, [curisqueingentibus] aeger spem [voltu] simulat, premitaltum [corde] dolorem.

  4. Illi se praedaeaccingunt, dapibusquefuturis;     210 tergoraderipiunt [costis] et visceranudant; pars [in frusta] secant [veribus]quetrementiafigunt; [litore] aenalocantalii, flammasque ministrant. Tum [victu] revocantvires, fusique [per herbam] implentur [veterisBacchi] [pinguisqueferinae].               215

  5. Postquamexempta fames [epulis] mensaequeremotae, amissos [longo] socios [sermone] requirunt, [spemquemetumque inter] dubii, seuviverecredant, siveextremapatineciamexaudirevocatos. Praecipuepius Aeneas nuncacrisOronti,               220 nuncAmycicasumgemit et crudelia [secum] fataLyci, fortemqueGyan, fortemqueCloanthum.

  6. Et iamfiniserat, cum Iuppiter [aetheresummo] despiciens [mare velivolum] [terrasqueiacentis] [litora]que et [latospopulos], sic [vertice] caeli               225 constitit, et Libyaedefixitlumina [regnis]. Atqueillumtalisiactantem [pectore] curas tristior et [lacrimis] oculossuffusanitentis adloquiturVenus:

  7. 'O qui res hominumquedeumque [aeternisregis] imperiis, et [fulmine] terres,               230 quid meus Aeneas [in te] committeretantum, quid Troespotuere, quibus, tot funerapassis, cunctus [ob Italiam] terrarumclauditurorbis?

  8. CertehincRomanosolim, volventibusannis, hinc fore ductores, revocato [a sanguine] Teucri,               235 qui mare, qui terrasomni [dicione] tenerent, pollicitus, quae te, genitor, sententiavertit? [Hoc equidem] occasumTroiaetristesqueruinas solabar, [fatis] contrariafatarependens; nunceademfortunaviros [tot casibus] actos               240 insequitur. Quem das finem, rexmagne, laborum?

  9. Antenorpotuit, [mediis] elapsusAchivis, Illyricospenetraresinus, atque [intima] tutus [regna] Liburnorum, et fontemsuperareTimavi, unde [per oranovem] [vasto cum murmure] montis            245 it mareproruptum et [pelago] premitarva [sonanti]. Hic tamenilleurbemPatavisedesquelocavit Teucrorum, et gentinomendedit, armaque fixit Troia; nunc [placida] compostus [pace] quiescit:

  10. nos, tua progenies, caeliquibusadnuisarcem,               250 navibus (infandum!) amissis, unius [ob iram] prodimuratqueItalislongedisiungimur [oris]. Hicpietatishonos? Sic [nos in] sceptrareponis?' Ollisubridenshominumsatoratquedeorum, [voltu], quo caelumtempestatesqueserenat,               255 osculalibavitnatae, dehinc [talia] fatur: Sceptra: Metonymy

  11. 'Parcemetu, Cytherea: manentimmotatuorum fatatibi; cernesurbem et promissaLavini moenia, [sublimem]queferes [ad sidera] caeli magnanimumAenean; nequeme sententiavertit.               260

  12. Hictibi (faborenim, quandohaectecuraremordet, longius et volvensfatorumarcanamovebo) bellumingensgeret [Italia], populosqueferoces contundet, moresqueviris et moeniaponet, tertiadum [Latio] regnantemvideritaestas,               265 ternaquetransierintRutulishibernasubactis. At puerAscanius, cuinunccognomenIulo additur,—Iluserat, dumresstetitIlia [regno],—

  13. trigintamagnosvolvendismensibusorbis [imperio] explebit, regnumque [absede] Lavini               270 transferet, et longam [multa vi] munietAlbam. Hic iamtercentumtotosregnabiturannos [gente sub Hectorea], donecreginasacerdos, [Marte] gravis, geminam [partu] dabitIliaprolem.

  14. Indelupae [fulvo] nutricis [tegmine] laetus               275 Romulusexcipietgentem, et Mavortiacondet moenia, Romanosque [suo de nomine] dicet. His egonecmetasrerumnectemporapono; imperium [sine fine] dedi. QuinasperaIuno, quae marenuncterrasque [metu] caelumquefatigat,     280 [consilia in melius] referet, mecumquefovebit Romanosrerumdominosgentemquetogatam:

  15. sic placitum. Venietlustrislabentibusaetas, cum domusAssaraciPthiamclarasqueMycenas [servitio] premet, ac victisdominabiturArgis.               285 Nascetur [pulchra] Troianus [origine] Caesar, imperium[oceano], famam qui terminet [astris],— Iulius, [a magno] demissumnomen [Iulo]. Hunctuolim [caelo], [spoliisOrientis] onustum, accipiessecura; vocabitur hic quoque [votis].               290

  16. Asperatumpositismitescentsaeculabellis; cana Fides, et Vesta, [Remo cum fratre] Quirinus, iuradabunt; dirae [ferro] et [compagibus] artis claudenturBelliportae; Furor impiusintus, [saeva] sedens [super arma], et [centum] vinctus [aenis]   295 [post tergum] [nodis], fremethorridus [ore cruento].'

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