VI.424-485 Threicius, -a, –um: Thracian Tereus

soror, sororis, f.: sister
si, conj.: if
pietas, -atis, f.: dutifulness, piety
ullus, -a, -um: any
sum, esse, fui: to be
ad, prep.with acc.: to, towards
ego, mei, mihi, me, me: I, me
Philomela, -ae, f.: the daughter of Pandion who was turned into a nightingale
redeo, -ire, -ivi, -itum: to go back, return
mando, -are, -avi, atum: to entrust, give orders
pariter, adv.: equally, together
-que, conj.: and
suus, -a, -um, reflexive pronoun: his, her, its own
do, dare, dedi, datum: to give
osculum, -i, n.: a kiss
nata, -ae, f..: daughter
et, conj.: and
lacrima, -ae, f.: a tear
mitis, -e: soft, gentle
inter, prep.: between, among
mando, -are, -avi, -atum: to commission, order
cado, cadere, cecidi: to fall
ut: as
-que, conj.: and
fides, -ei, f.: faith, trust
pignus, -noris, n.: a pledge, security
dexter, dextra, dextrum: right, on the right
uter, utra, utrum: whichever, both
-que, conj.: and
posco, poscere, poposci: to demand
inter, prep. with acc.: between, among, amid
sui, sibi, se, se, pron.: himself, herself, itself, themselves
-que conj.: and
do, dare, dedi, datum.: to offer, give, grant, bestow
iniungo, -iungere, -iunxi, –iunctum.: to join, attach, fasten to
nata, -ae, f.: daughter
-que conj.: and
nepos, -otis, m.: a grandson
-que conj.: and
absum, -esse, -afui: to be away from, absent
pro, prep. with abl.:, for, on behalf of
se or sese, pron.: himself, herself, itself
memor, -oris: mindful, remembering
rogo, –are.: to ask, beg
os, oris, n.: the mouth
saluto, –are.: to wish well, greet
supremus, -a, -um.: last, final
-que conj.: and
vale: farewell, goodbye
plenus, -a, –um.: full, full of
singultus, -us, m.: a sobbing, gasping
os, oris, n.: the mouth
vix adv.: barely, scarcely
dico, -ere, dixi, dictum: to speak
timeo, –ere, timui: to be afraid, fear, dread
-que conj.: and
suus, -a, -um.: his, her, its own