| A | B |
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| Lumen, inis, n. | light, lamp, torch, eye, life, day, daylight |
| fastus, us, m | scornful contempt |
| impositus, a, um | set firmly |
| ei | ah |
| deficio, -ere, -fect, fectum | fail, falter, run short, disappoint |
| contundo, -ere, -tudi, tusus | quell, crush, pound to pieces |
| amens, amentis | insane, demented, out of one's mind; very excited, frantic, distracted; foolis |
| percussus, percussus M | buffeting; beating; |
| saucius, a, um | wounded, ill, sick |
| ingemo, ingemare, ingemui, - | sigh deeply, groan |
| fera, ae, f. | wild beast, animal |
| pellax, -acis | seductive, glib |
| pio (1) | appease, propitiate, clean, expiate |
| en | behold!, see!, look at this! |
| agedum | come one! Go! Tell!, well!, all right! |
| palleo, -ere, -ui | be or look pale |
| Cytinaeus, a, um | Thessalian |
| annuo, -ere, -ui, -utus | approve with a nod, nod assent |
| defio, defieri, defactus sum | to be lacking, be in short supply, run short, grow less, subside |
| assuesco, -ere, -evi, -tus | become/grow accustomed to |
| cultus, us, m. | here = refinement |
| artifex, -ficis | skilled, artistic, practiced, cunning |
| summitto, -ere, -misi, -misus | allow to grow long, emit, put forth, raise, lower, moderate, relieve, submit |
| in solis antris | in lonely glens and hollows |
| nativus, a, um | original, innate, natural, born |
| Leucippus | King of Messenia |
| succendo, -ere, ndi, -nsus | to set on fire |
| Phoebe and Helaira | daughers of Leucippus carried off by Castor and Pollux who fell in love with them |
| Marpessa | the daughter of Evenus (filia Eveni) carried off by Idas in a winged chariot given him by Neptune) |
| Hippodamia | daughter of Oenomaus, king of Elis. Her father obliged suitors for her hand to compete with him in a chariot race and slew those who lost. Pelops won by removing the linchpin from Os chariot. Pelops inherited the daugher and the kingdom |
| falso . . . candore | by whitenss of complexions that was due to cosmetics |
| externis . . . rotis | in the car of a foreigner |
| obnoxia | indebted to |
| Apelleis | a painter of Cos of the time of Alexander the Great, was especially famous for his glazes and the naturalism of his color. |
| fucus, i, m. | dye |
| conquiro, -ere, -sivi, situs | seek out, investigate, rake up, collect, search out diligently |
| amplus, a, um | great, large |
| pudicitia, ae, f. | purity, chastity, modesty |
| vilior (vilis, e) | cheaper, commoner, more contemptible |
| libens, entis | willing, cheerful, glad |
| praesertim | especially, particularly |
| taedium, i, n | weariness |
| qualis | what kind of ; just as (for an exampleas here) |
| Cnosia | the Cnosian girl--Ariadne |
| Cepheia | Cepheus daughter |
| cos, cotis, f | flynt, any hard rock |
| assiduus, a, um | constant, unremitting, incessant; ordinary |
| Edonis | an Edonian woman |
| concido, -ere, -cidi | to fall down |
| herboso . . . Apidano | on the grassy banks of the Apidanusin Thessaly |
| consero, -ere, -erui, -ertus | connected, joined |
| nixa (from nitor) | pressed on, leaned on |
| torus, i, m | a swelling, protuberance, a bolster, cushion, couch |
| quamvis | however much, although |
| correpo, -ere, -repsi, -reptus | to creep |
| corripio, -ere, repui, reptus | to seize, snatch up, lay hold of |
| lacertus, i, m | upper arm, shoulder; pl = muscle, strength |
| iurgium, i, n | quarrel, dispute, abuse |
| expertus, a, um | well-proved, tested |
| saevitia, ae, f | rage, fierceness |
| itentus, a, um | eager, intent, strict |
| furtivus, a, um | stolen, secret |
| cavus, a, um | hollow, excavated |
| pomum, i, n | fruit, apple, fruit-tree |
| largior, -iri, -itus sum | to bestow freely, to lavish, to confer, grant |
| volutus, a,um | rolled, revolved (volvo) |
| pronus, a, um | leaning forward |
| suspirium, i, n. | deep breath, sigh |
| motus, us, m | movement, motion |
| obstupesco, -ere, -pui | to be stupified, struck dumb |
| insolitus, a, um | unaccustomed |
| invitus, a, um | reluctant, unwilling, against ones will |
| praecurrens | running before, preceed |
| sedulus, a, um | attentive, painstaking |
| radius, ii, m | ray, rod |
| patefacio, ere, feci, factus | open up, bring to light, reveal, expose |
| consumo-ere, sumpsi, sumpsus | burn up, kill, destroy, put to an end |
| perduco, -ere, -xi, ctus | lead, guide, prolong |
| stamen, inis, n | warp, thread, thread of life |
| lassus, a, um | tired, weary |
| Sopor, ris, m | deep sleep |
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