| A | B |
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| contero, -ere, -trivi, -tritus | ground, crush, pound to pieces, fretted away |
| assidue | continually, constantly, regularly |
| concutio, -ere, -cussi, -cussus | to shake violently, wave, brandish, strike, harass |
| consueo, -ere, -suevi, -suetus | to be accustomed, like consuesco, attested only here and on other place |
| assidue | continuously, regularly |
| concutio, -ere, -cussi, -cussus | to shake violently, wave, brandish, strike, harass |
| surdus, a, um | deaf, unresponsive; here = silent, unheard |
| subicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectum | throw under, expose |
| reticeo, -ere, -ticui | keep silent, leave unsaid |
| fastus, us, m | scornful contempt |
| faenus, faenoris, n | interest, profit on usury |
| demens, -ntis | gone mad, raving, out of one's mind, demented |
| vilis, -e | cheap, common |
| quolibet | anywhere you please, anywhere at all |
| vesanus, a, um | frenzied, wild, mad |
| tener, tenera, tenerum | tender, young, weak |
| fulcio, -ire, fulsi, fultus | prop up, support |
| pruina, ae, f | frost, winter |
| insolitus, a, um | unaccustomed |
| duplico 1 | to double, bend double |
| bruma, ae, f. | winter, winter solstice |
| iners, intertis | helpless, weak, inactive |
| elevo 1 | lift up, raise, alleviate |
| defixus, a, um | motionless, still |
| infestus, a, um | dangerous, unsafe, hostile, disturbed |
| patior, pati, passus sum | suffer, endure |
| subsido, subsidere, subsedi, subsessus | to settle, sink |
| proveho, provehere, provexi, provectus | carry; pass, be carried, ride, sail |
| blandi carminis obsequio | by the submissiveness of sweet poetry |
| fretus, freta, fretum | relying on, trusting to, supported by (w/ABL); |
| canities, ei, f. | white hair, grayness of age |
| irrisor, -oris, m | mocker, scoffer |
| supplex, -icis | suppliant, kneeling, begging |
| quivis, quaevis | anyone you please, anyone at all |
| Chaoniae | Chaonians, people of northwest Epirus, oracular sanctuary of Jupiter at Dadona. The doves are creatures of Venus. |
| mansuetus, a, um | civilized, of refined taste |
| sepono, ere, posui, positum | put away, disregard |
| necdum | and/but not yet |
| magis cupere | stronger form of malle |
| copia | in Propertius, this word always has an erotic context |
| medulla, ae, f | marrow |
| subire | used often of passions that steal upon you and infect you without being observed--Richardson |
| silex, silicis, c | pebble, stone, flint, boulder |
| levo 1 | comforts |
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