comit? (1)
to accompany
caterva, -ae, f.
crowd
L?oco?n, -ontis, m.
Laocoon (Trojan priest of Neptune)
arde?, -?re, ars?, arsus
to burn, be eager
d?curr?, -ere, -curr?, -cursus
to run down
arx, arcis, f.
citadel
procul
at a distance, from a distance
tantus, -a, -um
so great
?ns?nia, -ae, f.
madness, folly, frenzy
cr?d?, -ere, -did?, -ditus (+ infin.)
to believe
?veh?, -ere, -vex?, -vectus
to carry/take away
?llus, -a, -um (irreg. gen./dat. sing.)
any
put? (1)
to think
d?num, -?, n.
gift
care? (2) + abl.
to lack
dolus, -?, m.
trick, deceit, wiles, fraud
Dana?, -?rum, m. pl.
Danai, Greeks
n?tus, -a, -um
known
incl?d?, -ere, -cl?s?, -cl?sus
to shut in, inclose, confine
lignum, -?, n.
wood, timber
Ach?v?, -?rum, m. pl.
Achaeans, Greeks
fabric? (1)
to fashion, make
m?china, -ae, f.
contraption, device, machine
m?rus, -?, m.
wall
?nspici?, -ere, -spex?, -spectus
to look into, examine, spy on
d?super (adv.)
from above
late?, -?re, -u?, -
to lie hidden, hide, lurk
error, err?ris, m.
deceit, trick, (error - not apt here)
n? + infin.
don't...
cr?d?, -ere, -did?, -ditus (+ dat.)
to believe/trust X (dat.)
et (line 49)
even
for, f?r?, f?tus sum
to speak
validus, -a, -um
strong, stout, mighty
v?s, -; v?r?s, v?rium, f.
force, strength
hasta, -ae, f.
spear
latus, lateris, n.
side, flank
ferus, -?, m.
beast, monster (here = the horse)
curvus, -a, -um
curved
comp?g?s, -is, f.
joint, seam, fastening
alvus, -?, F.
belly; body
contorque?, -?re, -tors?, -tortus
to hurl, twirl, throw (ancient spears were thrown with a leather strap to give them a twisting flight so that they bored into their targets)
st?, -?re, stet?, st?tus
to stand, come to a stop
trem?, -ere, -u?, -
to quiver, shake, tremble
recuti?, -ere, -cuss?, -cussus
to strike, shake
?nson?, -?re, -u?, -
to echo, resound
gemitus, -?s, m.
groar, moan, (roar - not apt here)
caverna, -ae, f.
hollow, cavity, (cave - not apt here)
laevus, -a, -um
unfavorable, hostile; foolish; unlucky; (left - not apt here)
impell?, -ere, -pul?, -pulsus
to drive, impel
ferrum, -?, n.
iron (spearpoint)
foed? (1)
to befoul, mar, mangle
latebra, -ae, f.
hiding place, cavern, lair