Amne iubent mergi geminos. He ordered twins to be drowned in 51 the river. Fratres iura petita dabant. The brothers established laws. 62 modo quae fuerant silvae pecorumque recessus which once were forests and 71 meadows for cattle Mars Latio venerandus est, quia praesedet armis. Mars worshiped in Latium, because 85 gave arms facundum sed male forte genus Greeks a race eloquent but hardly 102 brave Nunc primum studiis pacis, deus utilis armis. a god of war, now useful for 173 peace Tum primum generis intulit arma socer. Then first father-in-law waged war 202 on son-in-law. Maestaque funerea corpora veste tegunt. Then they clad their bodies in 214 funereal clothing. Tela viris animique cadunt. Weapons and passions fall from the 225 men. Mater amat nuptas, My mother loves brides. 251 Cum cive pudet conseruisse manus. Citizen thought it shameful to fight 282 fellow citizen. Vina quies sequitur. Sleep followed wine. 305 Utiliter nobis perfidus illo fuit. His faithlessness my gain. 464 Nulla viro femina credat. Let no woman trust a man. 475 Senem potum pota trahebat anus. Drunk old woman dragged drunk old 542 man. Flet tamen admonitu motus, Elissa, tui. Aeneas weeps in remembrance of 612 you, Dido. ulcisci iusta per arma patrem to avenge father through just arms 710 aries nitidissimus auro ram shining with gold 867 Septem mortali Merope tibi...nupsit. The seventh Merope married a IV.175 mortal. Semper fac puer esse velis. 'Resolve to be a boy forever.' 226 Ille etiam saxo corpus laniavit acuto. He mangled his body with a sharp 238 stone. Dignus Roma locus quo deus omnis eat. Rome is a worthy place for every god 270 to go. Casta quidem, sed non et credita. She was chaste, but not thought to be
Amne iubent mergi geminos. He ordered twins to be drowned in the river. 51 Fratres iura petita dabant. The brothers established laws. 62 modo quae fuerant silvae pecorumque recessus which once were forests and meadows for cattle 71 Mars Latio venerandus est, quia praesedet armis. Mars worshiped in Latium, because gave arms 85 facundum sed male forte genus Greeks a race eloquent but hardly brave 102 Nunc primum studiis pacis, deus utilis armis. a god of war, now useful for peace 173 Tum primum generis intulit arma socer. Then first father-in-law waged war on son-in-law. 202 Maestaque funerea corpora veste tegunt. Then they clad their bodies in funereal clothing. 214 Tela viris animique cadunt. Weapons and passions fall from the men. 225 Mater amat nuptas, My mother loves brides. 251 Cum cive pudet conseruisse manus. Citizen thought it shameful to fight fellow citizen. 282 Vina quies sequitur. Sleep followed wine. 305 Utiliter nobis perfidus illo fuit. His faithlessness my gain. 464 Nulla viro femina credat. Let no woman trust a man. 475 Senem potum pota trahebat anus. Drunk old woman dragged drunk old man. 542 Flet tamen admonitu motus, Elissa, tui. Aeneas weeps in remembrance of you, Dido. 612 ulcisci iusta per arma patrem to avenge father through just arms 710 aries nitidissimus auro ram shining with gold 867 Septem mortali Merope tibi...nupsit. The seventh Merope married a mortal. IV.175 Semper fac puer esse velis. 'Resolve to be a boy forever.' 226 Ille etiam saxo corpus laniavit acuto. He mangled his body with a sharp stone. 238 Dignus Roma locus quo deus omnis eat. Rome is a worthy place for every god to go. 270 Casta quidem, sed non et credita. She was chaste, but not thought to be