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cupidē: eagerly

Thessalus –a –um or Thessalis –idis: Thessalian

pūbēs –is f.: the adult male population; manpower

expleō explēre explēvī explētus: fill up, satisfy

dēcēdō dēcēdere dēcessī dēcessus: go away, leave; make way for

flātus –ūs m.: blowing, breath, breeze

placidus –a –um: quiet, peaceful

mātūtīnus –a –um: of the morning, matutinal

horrificō horrificāre horrificāvī horrificātus: roughen, ruffle 270

Zephyrus –ī m.: the west wind

proclīvus –a –um: downward sloping, (of whitecaps at sea) tumbling forward or down

incitō incitāre incitāvī incitātus: incite, provoke, stir

aurōra aurōrae f.: the goddess of Dawn

exorior exorīrī exortus sum: rise up from

clēmēns –entis: gentle, mild, lenient

flāmen –inis n.: a blast or gust of wind; wind, breeze

leviter: lightly

plangor –ōris m.: a beating or slapping action

cachinnus cachinnī m.: laugh, guffaw; metaph. of rippling waves

incrēbrēscō –ere –crēbruī: intensify, increase in frequency

purpureus –a –um: purple 275

nō nāre nāvī: swim; float, sail

refulgeō –ēre –fulsī –fulsus: shine, gleam

vestibulum –ī n.: forecourt

linquō linquere līquī: leave, quit

passim: dispersedly, all over the place

abitus abitūs m.: departure, exit

prīnceps –ipis: first, earliest

vertex verticis m.: whirlpool, whirlwind; top of the head; summit

Pēleus (disyllabic) –eī acc. Pēlea voc. Pēleu: son of Aeacus, mortal spouse of Thetis, father of Achilles

Chīrōn –ōnis m.: Chiron, centaur of Mt. Pelion, tutor of Achilles, famous for his medical skill

silvestris –e: of the forest

ōra –ae f.: edge, border; region, district, land 281

tepidus –a –um: warm

fēcundus –a –um: productive of offspring; fertile, fruitful

Favōnius –iī m.: the west wind, zephyr

indistinctus –a –um: indiscriminate, disordered, not arranged by type

plectō plectere plexī plexum: plait, twine

corolla –ae f.: garland, small wreath (dim. of corona)

permulceō –ēre –mulsī –mulsus (–mulctus): caress, soothe, refresh

iūcundus –a –um: pleasant, delightful

odor –ōris m.: smell, odor, fragrance

cōnfestim: immediately 285

Pēnīos –īī m.: river that flows through the vale of Tempe in Thessaly, and its eponymous river-god

viridō viridāre viridāvī viridātus: be green

Tempē indecl. n.: valley of the Peneus R. between Mt. Olympus and Mt. Ossa, famous for its scenic beauty

impendeō impendēre: hang above

Pēnēis –idis f.: daughter of Peneus

Dōrus –ī m.: ancestor of the Dorians

chorēa –ae f.: a circle dance; choral dancers

rādīcitus: by, from, or at the roots; roots and all

fāgus –ī f.: beech-tree

procērus –a –um: tall, long

stīpes (stips) –itis m.: tree trunk

laurus –ī f.: laurel or bay tree

nūtō nūtāre nūtāvī nūtātus: nod, sway; beat rhythmically 290

platanus –ī f.: plane tree

lentus –a –um: supple, pliant; slow, taking one's time, unconcerned, at ease

flammō flammāre flammāvī flammātus: burning

Phaëthōn –ontis m.: son of the sun-god Helios, who lost control of his father's chariot

āerius –a –um: of the air, airy

cupressus –ī f.: the cypress tree

circum or circa: pre. w/ acc., around

contexō –ere –uī –tus: weave together; arrange, combine

locō locāre locāvī locātus: place

vēlō vēlāre vēlāvī vēlātus: cover, clothe, veil

frōns frondis f.: foliage

vireō virēre viruī: be verdant

sollers sollertis: clever, skilled, ingenious, resourceful

Promētheus –eī m.: the Titan who stole fire for mankind and warned Zeus not to have a child by Thetis

extenuō –āre –āvī –ātum: make thin, reduce, diminish 295

silex silicis n.: any hard rock; flint

rēstringō –ingere –inxī –ictum: tie back, restrain with bonds

catēna –ae f.: chain, fetter

persolvō –ere –solvī –solūtus: pay

pendeō pendēre pependī: hang; depend, rely

praerumpō praerumpere –rūpī –ruptus: to break off

Phoebus –ī m.: Phoebus Apollo, twin brother of Diana

ūnigena –ae: born together with, twin; sharing a single parentage; (as substantive) brother 300

cultrīx –īcis f.: a female inhabitant; local goddess

Idrus –ī m.: eponymous founder of Idrias in Caria

pariter: equally

aspernor –ārī –ātus sum: push away, reject, scorn, spurn

Thetis –idis (–idos) f.: the Nereid Thetis, wife of Peleus and mother of Achilles

taeda taedae f.: pinewood, esp. as used in torches; torch; marriage torch, by metonymy, wedding

iugālis –e: yoke-bearing; matrimonial