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advesperascere
to become dark (become evening)
silentium noctis
silence of the night
domus (-us, f.)
house, home
ferrum
iron
vincula
chains, bonds, fetters
perrexit
continued, proceeded
fragor
noise, crash
crebuit (crebescere)
increased, spread
simulacrum, -i (n.)
likeness, image
sustulit (past of tollit)
lifted/raised up
area
courtyard
herba (-ae, f.)
green plant, grass
ossa
bones (of skeleton)
effodit
dig (up)
infamis
notorious
pestilens
noxious, infected
