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Excerpt from Eneida: Libro Tercero en Latin y Castellano Con Notas
Ferebam sacra matri Dione:e, et Divis auspicibus opemm cmpto rum, et mactabam in littore nitentcm taurum supero regi Cwlicolúm. Forte fuit juxta tamwe (l) que summo erant virgulta cornea et myrtus (m) horrida deasis hastilibus. Accessi, ºct conatus convellere ab humo viridem silvam ut tegerem aras ramis frondentibus, video monstrum horrendum et mirabile dicta. Nam prima arbor quae veltitur solo raptis radicibus, huic liquuntur guttae atro sanguine, et macu lant terram tabo. Frigidus horror quatit mihi membra et sanguis colt gelidus formidine. Et rursús insequor convellere lentum vimen alterius et tentare penitús causas latentes, et ater sanguis sequitur de cortice alterius. Movene multa animo, venerabar Nymphas agreste:e et petrem Gradivum qui pr:esidet arvis Geticis, ut secundarent rité visas et levarent omen. Sed postquam aggredior tertia hastilia ma jore nisu et obluctor geníbus arena: adversaa, eloquar an sileam? Gemitus lacrymabilis auditar imo tumule et vox reddita fertur ad aures: 1enea, quid laceras miserum? Parce ¡am sepulto, parce sce lerare pias menus; Troja non tulit me externum tibi, aut bic cruer manat de stipite. Hen! Fuge terras crudeles, fuge littus avaram, nam ego sum Polydorus. Seges telorum ferrea tesit me conlixum htc et increvit acutis jaculis. Tum vero pressas mentem ancipiti formidine, obstupui et comas steterunt et vox b:esit faucibns. Lnfelix Priamus mandárat quondam regi Threicio buno Polydorum furtim alendum cum magno pondere auri, cúm jam dillideret armis Dardani:e et videret urbem cingi obsidione.
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