qu PRON10ACCSF clad N33ACCSF miser ADJ12GENSFPOS postquam CONJ accep V31PERFACTIVEIND3P latin N11GENSF fili N11NOMSF prim ADJ11NOMSFPOS man N41ABLSF flav ADJ11ACCPMPOS Lavinia OTHER crin N22LOCPN et CONJ rose ADJ11ACCPFPOS laniat VPAR11NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL gen N11ACCPF tum ADVPOS ceter ADJ11NOMSFPOS circ N21ACCSM turb N11NOMSF fur V31PRESACTIVEIND3S reson V11PRESACTIVEIND3P lat VPAR32VOCSMPERFPASSIVEPPL plangor N31LOCPM aedes N33NOMSF
As soon as the unhappy Latin women learned this disaster, first her daughter Lavinia, her hand tearing her golden tresses and rosy cheeks, falls into a frenzy, then all the throng around her; the wide halls ring with lamentations.
final_alignments\Virgil_Aeneid_Book12.json