nec ADVPOS degener ADJ31NOMSXPOS ill PRON61NOMSM sanguin N31GENSM in PREPABL que CONJ me ADJ11ACCPMPOS reptav V11PERFACTIVEIND3S protinus ADVPOS arc N41NOMSM tel N11NOMSF puer N23NOMSM lacrim N11LOCPF et CONJ prim ADJ11NOMSFPOS voc N31LOCSF poposc V31PERFACTIVEIND3S h PRON31ACCSM m PRON51DATSC qu PRON10NOMSN trepid ADJ11GENSFPOS noct N33NOMPF somn N21NOMSM que CONJ min V11PRESPASSIVEIND3P h PRON31ACCSM prec V11PRESIND1S audac ADJ31DATSXPOS qu PRON10NOMPM nunc ADVPOS ad ADVPOS proeli N24NOMPN vot N22DATSN heu INTERJ nimi ADJ11NOMSNPOS t PRON52DATSC fis VPAR31NOMSMPERFPASSIVEPPL abi V61PRESACTIVEIND3S d V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S vis V31PRESACTIVEINF0X bell N22GENSN victor N31ACCSM vel ADVPOS si CONJ ampl N11NOMSF pet V31PRESACTIVEIND1S d V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S vis V31PRESACTIVEINF0X tant ADJ11NOMSNPOS h PRON31NOMSM sud V11PRESACTIVESUB3S tu ADJ11NOMSFPOS que CONJ arm N22NOMPN fer V32PRESACTIVESUB3S
nor was he unworthy of my blood, but straightway the boy crept onto my bow and with tears and first speech asked for weapons: him, I pray (what do my nights of fear, my slumbers, threaten?), him who now goes to war in daring hope, trusting (too much, alas!) to you, grant that I see him victorious in battle or, if I ask much, grant only that I see him. Here let him sweat and bear your arms.
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