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sic
thus
Veneris filius
the son of Venus
contra orsus
began in turn
nulla
not one
tuarum sororum
of your sisters
audita mihi neque visa
has been heard nor seen by me
o quam
oh how
te memorem
shall I remember you
virgo
girl
namque
for
haud
not at all
voltus
face
mortalis
mortal
nec
nor
sonat
sound
hominem
human
dea certe
a goddess certainly
an
or
nympharum sanguinis una
one of the blood of the Nymphs
sis felix
you should be happy
nostrumque leves laborem
and you should lighten our labors
quaecumque
whoever you are
quo
which
tandem
finally
quibus oris
on which shores
orbis
of the earth
iactemur
we are tossed
doceas
you should teach us
ignari
unaware
locorum
of the places
erramus
we are wandering
acti
driven
huc
here
vento
by the winds
vastis et fluctibus
and by the vast waves
cadet
will fall
nostra dextra
by our right hands
tibi ante aras
for you before our alters
tum
then
me dignor
do I deem myself
equidem
indeed
tali honore
with such an honor
virginibus
maidens
mos est
it is custom
gestare
to wear
pharetram
a quiver
vincire
to bind
alte suras
the calf high
purpureo cothurno
with a purple boot
vides
you see
Punica regna
the Punic kingdom
fines Libyci
these borders are Libian
genus
a race
intractabile bello
unmanagable in war
Dido profecta Tyria urbe
Dido having set out from the Tyrian city
imperium regit
rules the empire
germanum fugiens
fleeing her brother
longa est iniuria
long is the injury
longae ambages
the long turning
sequar
let me follow
summa fastigia
through the main details
rerum
of things
huic
for her
coniunx Sychaeus erat
Sychaeus was the husband
ditissimus
richest
Phoenicum
of the Phoenicians
agri
in gold
dilectus
cherished
magno amore
with the great love
miserae
of miserable her
cui pater dederat
her father had given to him
intactam
untouched
iugarat ominibus
all had joined
germanus
brother
scelere
to his wickidness
ante alios immanior omnes
he is more huge than all the others in respect