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Words of the Aeneid

5,518 headwords, by letter

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

a593 headwordsatque, ad, arma, aeneas, aut, altus, ab, animus, at, ago, ante, alius b78 headwordsbellum, bis, bonus, bracchium, bos, bacchus, bini, breuiter, biiugus, bellator, bidens, bacchor c554 headwordscum, caelum, corpus, caput, circum, campus, contra, cursus, cura, clamor, classis, coniunx d295 headwordsdo, deus, dico, de, dextera, dictum, domus, dum, duco, dies, durus, donum e272 headwordset, ego, eo, equus, ex, ensis, eripio, etiam, enim, ergo, extremus, ecce f244 headwordsfero, fatum, ferrum, for, flamma, fugio, fortuna, fama, fundo, facio, fuga, furo g101 headwordsgens, genus, genitor, geminus, gero, gemitus, galea, grauis, graius, gloria, gurges, gaudeo h127 headwordshic, haud, hinc, hostis, hasta, habeo, honor, huc, haereo, heu, homo, horreo i466 headwordsin, ille, ipse, iam, ingens, inter, ignis, iuppiter, is, iuuenis, iubeo, ira l237 headwordslitus, labor, latinus, locus, laetus, longus, limen, lumen, latus, longe, lux, lacrima m263 headwordsmagnus, manus, medius, multus, meus, moenia, mater, murus, miser, mors, mitto, mens n148 headwordsneque, non, nunc, noster, nox, nomen, natus, numen, ne, nullus, nos, nauis o168 headwordsomnis, os, o, oculus, ora, oro, orbis, opto, ordo, opus, ops, olympus p590 headwordsper, primus, pater, peto, pectus, possum, pars, pugna, parens, pes, porta, paro q68 headwordsqui, quis, quo, quaero, quam, qualis, qua, quondam, quisque, quin, quantus, quicumque r234 headwordsrex, res, regnum, relinquo, refero, ruo, rapio, rumpo, regina, reddo, rutulus, remus s486 headwordssum, sui, si, sic, sub, sed, sequor, socius, sanguis, sto, suus, summus t325 headwordstu, tum, terra, turnus, talis, telum, teneo, tantus, tuus, teucer, totus, troia u266 headwordsuideo, urbs, uir, ut, uenio, uox, uoco, ubi, uis, unda, uolo, unus x1 headwordsxanthus z2 headwordszephyrus, zacynthos

The particulars

The words: Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Vergil, Aeneid, ed. J. B. Greenough, Boston: Ginn and Company, 1900), as encoded in the Perseus Digital Library canonical-latinLit TEI, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Translation: Public-domain Latin (Vergil, d. 19 BC; text via the Perseus Digital Library). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
Data: Every letter as JSON at the same address. A guide for agents.

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