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II.469-566,735-805serpentColuber, coluberis (m)shiningNitidus, -a, -umThree-forkedTrisculus, -a, -umArmor-bearerArmiger, armigeri (m)Bronze-coveredAeratus, -a, -umApartment, room, hallAedes, aedis (f)frightenedPavidus, -a, -umDoor-postPostis, postis (f)Ram, battering ramAries, arietis (m)Daughter-in-lawNurus, us (f)bedchamberThalamus, -I (m)disusedDesuetus, -a, -umto fall downConcido, concidere, concidiclanging, hoarseRaucus, -a, -umOf the same ageAequaevus, -a, -umto hideRecondo, recondere, recondidi, reconditusTo flashFulgeo, fulgere, fulsi, fulsumshadowUmbra, -ae (f)abundantOpimus, -a, -umBranch, armBracchia, -orum (n. pl.)Potential subjunctive ln506Subjunctive used to describe something that might happen in the future, avoiding the certainty of using indicative hereenclitic ne - 738Used to convert a verb to a questionHendiadys ln534Loudness and voice for a loud voiceUse of two nouns and a connective instead of an adjective and a nounHyperbaton ln532Insertion of random, though potentially relevant and on-topic, words in a sentenceShadesCommonly shown as larger-than-lifeCommon in epics (cf. Odyssey), of deceased comrades and familyUnable to touch thingsPart of the core Roman belief systemARTMurder of Priam, black-figure amphora