P. Vergilius Maro, Aeneid 1.505-519

 

Tier 2

tum, prope iānuās templī dīvae, sub mediā testūdine templī, cum virīs armātīs, Dīdō altē sēdit in soliō. rēgīna dabat iūra lēgēsque virīs et dividēbat labōrem aequē aut sorte.

subito Aenēās videt Antheam et Sergestum et fortem Cloanthum et aliōs Trōiānōs. ātra tempestās dispulerat aequore et miserat ad aliās ōrās. nunc illī appropinquābant in turbā.

Aenēas erat stupefactus. Achātēs erat stupefactus et laetitiā et metū. volēbant coniungere dextrās manūs sociōrum sed timēbant periculum.

ambo virī erant adhūc absconditī in nube et spectābant sociōs. volēbant rogāre quae esset fortūna virīs, quō lītore relinquant navēs, quid veniant. virī lectī ībant ā navibus et nunc petēbant templum.

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