tum ADVPOS pi N21NOMSM aene ADJ11ACCPFPOS um V21PRESPASSIVEIND2S abscind V31PRESACTIVEINF0X vest N33ACCSF auxili N24DATSN que CONJ voc V11PRESACTIVEINF0X de N21ACCPM et CONJ tend V31PRESACTIVEINF0X palm N11ACCPF iuppiter N31NOMSM omnipotens ADJ31NOMSXPOS si CONJ nondum ADVPOS exos ADJ11NOMSMPOS ad ADVPOS un NUM11NOMSNCARD troian ADJ11ACCPMPOS si CONJ qu PRON10NOMSN pietas N31NOMSF antiqu N22NOMPN labor N31NOMPM respic V31PRESACTIVEIND3S human ADJ11ACCPMPOS d V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S flamm N11ACCSF evad V31PRESACTIVEINF0X class N33LOCSF nunc ADVPOS pater N31NOMSM et CONJ tenu ADJ32NOMSCPOS teucr N23ACCSM r N51NOMSF erip V31PRESACTIVEIMP2S let N22DATSN vel ADVPOS tu PRON52NOMSC qu PRON10NOMSN super V51PRESACTIVEIND3S infest V11PRESACTIVEIND1S fulmin N32LOCSN mort N33LOCSF si CONJ mer V21PRESPASSIVEIND1S demitt V31PRESACTIVEIMP2S tu ADJ11NOMSFPOS que CONJ h PRON31NOMSM obr OTHER u N33LOCSF dextr ADJ12NOMSFPOS
Then loyal Aeneas rent the garment from his shoulders, and called the gods to his aid, lifting up his hands: Almighty Jupiter, if you do not yet utterly abhor the Trojans to their last man, if your loving-kindness of old has any regard for human sorrows, grant to the fleet to escape the flame even now, Father, and snatch from doom the slender fortunes of the Trojans! Or if I deserve it, do you with levelled thunderbolt send down to death the little that remains, and here overwhelm us with your hand.
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