troiugen N11NOMSM interpres N31NOMSC div N21ACCSM qu PRON10NOMPM numin N32NOMPN Phoebi OTHER qu PRON10NOMPM tripod V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S ac CONJ  laur N21NOMSF qu PRON10NOMPM sider N32NOMPN sent ADJ11DATPXPOS et CONJ volucr ADJ33GENPXPOS lingu N11ACCPF et CONJ praepet N31GENSF omin N32NOMPN pinn N11GENSF f V11PRESIND2S ag V31PRESACTIVEIMP2S namque CONJ omn ADJ32NOMSCPOS curs VPAR31NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL m PRON51DATSC prosper ADJ12NOMSFPOS dix V31PERFACTIVEIND3S religio N31NOMSF et CONJ cunct N21GENSM suas V21PERFACTIVEIND3P numin N32LOCSN div N21GENSM itali N11ACCSF pet V31PRESACTIVEINF0X et CONJ terr N11ACCPF tempt V11PRESACTIVEINF0X repost ADJ11ACCPFPOS sol N22NOMPN nov ADJ11NOMSNPOS dict SUPINE31ABLSN que CONJ nefas N99XXN Harpyia OTHER Celaeno OTHER prodigi N24NOMSN can V31PRESACTIVEIND3S et CONJ trist ADJ32NOMSCPOS denunti V11PRESACTIVEIND3S ir N11ACCPF obscen ADJ11ACCSFPOS que CONJ fam N33ACCSF qu PRON10NOMPF prim ADJ11NOMSFPOS pericul N22NOMPN vit V11PRESACTIVEIND1S
O son of Troy, interpreter of the gods, who know the will of Phoebus, the tripod and laurel of the Clarian,      the stars, and tongues of birds and omens of the flying wing, come, tell me'for every sign from heaven has uttered favourable words to me about my journey, and all the gods in their oracles have counselled me to make for Italy and explore lands remote; only Celaeno the Harpy prophesies a startling portent, horrible to tell of, and threatens baleful wrath and foul famine'what perils am I first to shun?
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