# Oxford Latin Course, Part 1 - Chapter 08
# by Maurice Balme and James Morwood, ISBN 978-0-19-521550-2
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
possum, posse : I can, I am able
exspectō, -āre : I wait for
servō, -āre : I save
tīmeō, -ēre : I fear, I am afraid
reddō, -ere : I return, give back
relinquō, -ere : I leave behind
vertō, -ere : I turn
conīciō, -ere : I hurl
circum : round
ē/ex : out of, from
hasta, -ae, f. : spear
porta, -ae, f. : gate
mūrus, -ī, m. : wall
māter, mātris, f. : mother
mors, mortis, f. : death
mortuus, -a, -um : dead
sōlus, -a, -um : alone
terrītus, -a, -um : terrified
incolumis, incolume : safe, unharmed
bene : well
hīc : here
hūc : (to) here, hither
-que : and
lūget : mourns
vindicāre : take vengence on
extrā mūrōs : outside the walls
obīre : go to meet
ōrat : beseeches, begs
nōn vult : refuses
claudite : close!
invītiī : unwitting(ly) 
propius : near
tergum : back
ter : three times
sē vertit : he turns around
vītat : avoids
Achillis parman : Achilles’ shield
percutit : strikes
summā vī : with all his might
volat : flies
auram : air
trānsfīgit : pierces
dīrum facinus : a terrible deed
currum : chariot
alligat : ties
trahit : drags
dēsiste : cease from!
nōbis : to us
iacentem : lying
uxor : wife
nox : night
Graecōrum : of the Greeks
deus : god
vigilēs : watchman, guards
Achillis tabernāculum : Achilles’ tent
prōcumbit : he bows down
ōrō : I beg
misericordiā : by pity
commōtus est : he is moved
tollit : raises, lifts up
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