sometimes
aliquand?
some...others
alii...alii
having embraced
amplexus, amplexa, amplexum
song
carmen, carminis, n.
to surround
circumveni?, circumven?re, circumv?n?, circumventus
garland, wreath
cor?na, cor?nae, f.
course, flight
cursus, curs?s, m.
exhausted, tired out
d?fessus, d?fessa, d?fessum
grief, pain
dolor, dol?ris, m.
iron, sword
ferrum, ferr?, n.
to march, stride
inc?d?, inc?dere, incess?
children
l?ber?, l?ber?rum, m. pl.
light, daylight
l?x, l?cis, f.
to prefer
m?l?, m?lle, m?lu?
dark, gloomy
obsc?rus, obsc?ra, obsc?rum
I hate
?d?
to finish
perfici?, perficere, perf?c?, perfectus
people
populus, popul?, m.
earlier
prius
rest
qui?s, qui?tis, f.
to lead back
red?c?, red?cere, red?x?, reductus
safety, health
sal?s, sal?tis, f.
crime
scelus, sceleris, n.
to serve (as a slave)
servi?, serv?re, serv?v?
lot
sors, sortis, f.
to despise, reject
spern?, spernere, spr?v?, spr?tus
on all sides
undique
your (plural)
vester, vestra, vestrum
alive, living
v?vus, v?va, v?vum
boldness, audacity
aud?cia, aud?ciae, f.