Question 1

Laocoon, a priest for Neptune

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Laocoon, .... Neptunō ..... sacerdōs

Question 2

chosen by fate/lot

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...ductus...sorte

Question 3

at the customary altars

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sollemnēs ..... ad arās

Question 4

he was sacrificing a huge bull

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ingentem taurum mactabat

Question 5

look however

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ecce autem

Question 6

twin snakes lie on the sea

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gemini....angues incumbunt pelagō

Question 7

from Tenedos

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a Tenedō

Question 8

through the tranquil waters

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tranquilla per alta

Question 9

I shudder recalling [this]

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horrescō referens

Question 10

with huge coils

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immensis orbibus

Question 11

and equally

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pariterque

Question 12

they stretch(head) to the shore

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ad litora tendunt

Question 13

of which the chests raised between the waves

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pectora quorum inter fluctus arrecta

Question 14

and bloody crests surpass the waves

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iubaeque sanquineae superant undas

Question 15

the other part skims the sea behind

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pars cetera pontum ponē legit

Question 16

and entwines their huge backs in a coil

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sinuatque immensa volumine terga

Question 17

a sound happens

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fit sonitus

Question 18

with the salt foaming

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spumante salō

Question 19

and now they were holding the fields

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iamque arva tenebant

Question 20

and their burning eyes

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ardentesque occulos

Question 21

suffused (filled) with blood and fire

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suffectī sanguine et ignī

Question 22

they were licking their hissing mouths

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sibilia lambebant .....ora

Question 23

with vibrating tongues

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linguīs vibrantibus

Question 24

we flee from the sight bloodless

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diffugimus visū exsangues

Question 25

they seek Laocoon

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illi .....Laocoonta petunt

Question 26

in a fixed line

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agmine certō

Question 27

and first

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et primum

Question 28

the small bodies of his two sons

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parva duōrum corpora natōrum

Question 29

each snake having embraced entwined

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serpens amplexus uterque implicat

Question 30

and devours their miserable limbs with a bite

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et miserōs morsū depascitur artus

Question 31

after they grab that man himself

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post ipsum...corripiunt

Question 32

going for help and carrying weapons

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auxiliō subeuntem ac tela ferentem

Question 33

and they bind with huge coils

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spirīsque ligant ingentibus

Question 34

and now having embraced twice in the middle

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et iam bis medium amplexī

Question 35

twice having encircled their scaly backs on his neck

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bis collo squamea circum terga datī

Question 36

they surpass with their head and tall necks

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superant capite et cervicibus altīs

Question 37

that one at the same time stretches to tear apart the knots with his hands

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ille simul manibus tendit divellere nodos

Question 38

soaked on the headhands

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perfusus ...vittās

Question 39

with gore and black venom

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sanie atrōque venenō

Question 40

ad the same time he raises horrible shouts to the stars

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clamores simul horrendos ad sidera tollit

Question 41

such as the mooing

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qualis mugitus

Question 42

when a wounded bull flees the altar

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fugit cum saucius aram taurus

Question 43

and shook off the uncertain axe from his neck

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et incertam excussit cervice securim

Question 44

but the twin snakes flee to the top of the shrines with a gliding

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at gemini lapsū delubra ad summa dracōnēs effugiunt

Question 45

and they seek the citadel of savage Minerva

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saevaeque petunt Tritonidis arcem

Question 46

and under the feet of the goddess

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sub pedibusque deae

Question 47

and under the circle of the shield they are covered

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clipeīque sub orbe teguntur

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