| A | B |
|---|
| specus, us, m. | cave, abyss, chasm, grotto |
| velox, velocis | swift |
| antrum, I, n. | cave with overhanging growth |
| mente nova | shifts of mood typical of the origastic state |
| insero, -ere, inserui, insertus | so, graft on, insert |
| secus | otherwise, differently |
| exsomnis, e | sleepless |
| stupeo, stupere, stupui, - | be astounded |
| Hebrum | river in Thrace where Bacchic rituals were especially orgiastic |
| prospiciens, -ntis | seeing far off, forseeing |
| devius, a, um | out of the way, straying, devious |
| lustratus, a, um | trodden |
| libet | it pleases |
| vertere for exvertere | uproot |
| procerus, a, um | tall |
| fraxinus, I, f. | ash tree |
| Lenaee | Greek title for Bacchus |
| pampinus, I, m/f | vine shoot, foliage |
| barbitos, I, m/f | lyre, of low pitch |
| laevus, a, um | on the lefft, unfavorable. |
| marinus, a, um | of the sea, born of the sea |
| funale, -is, n. | torch |
| vectis, is, m. | crowbar |
| minax, -cis | threatening, bold, ill (gen, acc) |
| parra, ae, f. | owl or lapwing, whose call was considered an ill omen |
| recinens, ntis, | singing, calling back |
| palus, paludis, n. | swamp |
| inminens, ntis | threatening |
| oscen, oscinis, m. | song bird, gives omens with its cry |
| corvix, corvicis | raven, crow |
| ortus, us, m. | rising |
| malo, malle, malui, - (mavis is 2nd singular) | prefer |
| pecco 1 | do wrong, sin |
| pronus, a, um | leaning forward, prone |
| scatens, ntis | rusing forward, gushing |
| ripa, ae, f. | river bank |
| belua, ae, f. | beast |
| fraus, fraudis, f. | trickery |
| pallesco, pallescere, pallui, - | grow pale |
| opifex, -ficis, m. | workman |
| sublustris, e | faintly lit, dim |
| poro 1 | lament, cry over |
| turpis, e | nasty thing, wrong |
| vanus, a, um | empty, vain |
| enitor, eniti, enisus sum | bring forth, bear |
| macies, ei, f. | meagerness, poverty |
| sucus, I, m. | juice, sap |
| vilis, e | cheap, common, worthless |
| zona, ae, f. | belt |
| ornus, I, f. | ash tree |
| erilis, e | of a master or mistress |
| pensum, I, n. | quantity of wool given out to be spun, task |
| paelex, icis, f. | mistress, concubine, male prostitute |
| singultus, us, m. | sobbing |
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