4.453–466

luō luere luī lūtus: pay for, atone for

commissum –ī n.: undertaking; offense, fault, crime

miserābilis –e: deplorable, miserable

Orpheus –eī m.: Orpheus (name)

haudquāquam: by no means, not at all455

meritum meritī n.: what is deserved, what is due

resistō resistere restitī: oppose, resist, stop

suscitō suscitāre suscitāvī suscitātus: stir up

graviter: heavily, strongly

saeviō saevīre saeviī saevitus: rage

praeceps praecipitis: headlong, swift, rushing

immānis immāne: huge, monstrous

hydrus –ī m.: water-serpent

herba herbae f.: grass, herb

chorus –ī m.: group of dancers460

aequālis –e: of the same age

Dryades –um f.: dryads, wood-nymphs

Rhodopēus –a –um: Rhodopeian, of Mt. Rhodope

Pangaea –ōrum n.: Pangaeus, a mountain in Thrace

Rhēsus –ī m.: Rhesus (name)

Māvortius –a –um: of Mars

Getae –ārum m.: Getae, a tribe of Northern Thrace

Hēbrus –ī m.: Hebrus (river)

Actias –adis f.: Attic, Athenian

Ōrīthyia –ae f.: Orithyia (name)

cavus –a –um: hollow

sōlor sōlārī sōlātus sum: console

testūdō –inis f.: tortoise; lyre

dēcēdō dēcēdere dēcessī dēcessus: depart, subside, wane