Table:
text: Traditional English pronunciation of Latin
Short vowels
Short vowels
Short_vowels _17th_c_ American British Australian
a /æ/ ɐ æ æ æ
ar /ɑr/ ɐr ɑɹ ɑː aː
e /ɛ/ ɛ ɛ ɛ e
æ /ɛ/ ɛ ɛ ɛ e
œ /ɛ/ ɛ ɛ ɛ e
er /ɜr/ ɛr ɝ ɜː ɜː
i /ɪ/ ɪ ɪ ɪ ɪ
y /ɪ/ ɪ ɪ ɪ ɪ
ir /ɜr/ ɪr ɚ ɜː ɜː
yr /ɜr/ ɪr ɚ ɜː ɜː
w-colored a /ɒ/ ɔ ɑ̹ ɒ wɔ
o /ɒ/ ɔ ɑ̹ ɒ wɔ
w-colored ar /ɔr/ ɔr ɔ̹ɹ ɔː ɔː
or /ɔr/ ɔr ɔ̹ɹ ɔː ɔː

Question: Which Australian sound corresponds to e /ɛ/ under the traditional English pronunciation of the short Latin vowels?