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pious aeneas
aeneas the

aeneas iaculis laoreet
aeneas targeted

aeneas iaculis laireet arcu
yes they love it

aeneas troianos reliquos colligit
the journey begins

troia aeneas italiam traiecit.
aeneas sailed to italy from troy.

post longum bellum in asia, aeneas
after a long war in asia

post longum bellum in asia, aeneas cum
after the long war in asia

ita aeneas in italium processit ubi sibylla habitabat
so aeneas proceeded into italy where sibyll was living.

aeneas ad summum collem ascendit ut locum inspiceret.
aneas climbed to the top of the hill so that he could inspect the place.

ubi aeneas fabulam suam confecit, omnēs ignoti sedent.
we face the trojan shore

quinquaginta fibulas aeneas quibus iungantur ansae et unum ex omnibus operimentum fia
and thou shalt make fifty taches of brass, and put the taches into the loops, and couple the tent together, that it may be one.

aeneas eis dixit se novam patriam inventurum esse et iussit eos se sequi.
said that he had to be certain of finding a new fatherland, aeneas, and he commanded them to them to follow him.

et ait illi petrus aeneas sanat te iesus christus surge et sterne tibi et continuo surrexi
and peter said unto him, aeneas, jesus christ maketh thee whole: arise, and make thy bed. and he arose immediately.

quoniam una hora destitutae sunt tantae divitiae et omnis gubernator et omnis qui in locum navigat et nautae et qui maria operantur longe steterun
for in one hour so great riches is come to nought. and every shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by sea, stood afar off,

aeneas timēbat. multī sociī aeneae in tempestate mortuī sunt. aeneas nōn mortuus est sed tristissimus erat. aeneas et sociī ad africam advenērunt. aeneas nunc per terram ignotam ambulābat. venus, mater aeneae, sicut venātrix advēnit et aenean adiuvāvit. venus narrāvit aeneae dē carthagine et dē rēgīnā, didōne. aeneas carthāginem vīdit. carthāgō erat urbs pulcherrima! aeneas templum iunōnis vīdit. in templō pictūrae dē bellō trōianō erant. aeneas laetissimus erat. advēnit didō, rēgīna carthāginis, et aenean vīdit. laetissima erat! didō magnam cēnam in honōre aeneae et sociōrum fēcit. cupīdō, deus amōris, in cēnā advēnit. per cupīdinem, didō aenean amāre coepit. tandem didō aenean dē bellō troianō rogāvit.
there was a man named aeneas. aeneas sailed from troy to italy. aeneas was the future founder of rome. but juno, queen of the gods, hated aeneas. juno hated aeneas because aeneas was a trojan. juno hated troy because paris thought venus was the most beautiful and not juno. juno loved carthage. carthage was a city in africa. one day aeneas was sailing with his companions from sicily to italy. juno called the king of the winds. the king of the winds sent a great storm to troianos.