Vergil's Aeneid Vocabualry I.81 -131

abripiō abripere abripuī abreptus  

• to steal, to commit a crime

• to run off, to retreat

• to take away violently; snatch

• to sneak away, to act cowardly

lateō latēre latuī     

• to be hidden, lie concealed

• to reveal, to expose

• to go into exile, to be disgraced

• to devaste, to ruin completely

torqueō torquēre torsī tortum         to wind, turn, twist

• to complete, to finish

• to drive, to compel

• to wind, turn

• to round up, to encircle

vocō vocāre vocāvī vocātus    

• to narrate, to tell a story

• to call, to name

• to describe, to go into detail

• to give a speech, to speak in public

dorsum –ī n.    the back

• the back

• fin, slimy appendage

• feet

• open road

immānis immāne    

• sea, gulf

• strip of land, peninsula

• breeze, open air

• vast, immense

altum altī n.    

• to use the poppy, to be out of one's mind

• the deep; the deep sea

• drunk, inebriated

• walls, house

brevis breve     short, of space

• dawrf, midget

• deformed, twisted

• short, of space

• muddy, unclean

urgeō urgēre ursī    

• to drive, press forward

• to control, to dominate

• to enslave, to force

• to run a race, to compete

miserābilis –e  adj. (miseror)

• to poor, the wretched

• pitiable, miserable

• scum, slime

• destined, fated