| A | B |
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| aemula, ae f. | (female) rival |
| absumo, -ere, absumpsi, absumptus | to use up, wear out, exhaust |
| admitto, -ere, -misi, -missus | to admit, receive, give rein to, direct |
| afflo, -are, -avi, -atus | to breathe on, blow on |
| agna, ae | ewe, lamb |
| alter amat, fugat altera | chias. undermines opposing actions |
| ambiguum, -i | ambiguity |
| an | whether, or, if |
| Apollineus, a, um | of apollo |
| aquila, ae | eagle |
| armentum, i | herd of cattle |
| arvum, -i | field |
| asper, aspera, asperum | rough, harsh |
| aura, ae | breath of air, breeze |
| aversor, ari, atus sum | to turn away from; reject |
| avius, a, um | pathless; remote |
| blanditia, -ae | flattery, alluring speech |
| blandus, a, um | coaxing, flattering; persuasive, enticing |
| bracchium, i | forearm |
| carissime | daphne's words and embraces are persuasive |
| cerva, ae | female deer |
| cervix, cervicis f. pl. | neck |
| citus, -a, -um | swift, rapid |
| coerceo, ere, ui, itus | to restrain, hold back |
| collum, i | neck |
| columba, ae | pigeon, dove |
| como, comere, compsi, comptus | to make beautiful |
| comprendo, -ere, comprendi, comprensus | to seize, catch, |
| conubium, i n. pl. | marriage, wedding rites |
| crimen, criminis n. | charge, accusation; misdeed, crime |
| crinis, -is | lock of hair, hair |
| crus, cruris | leg |
| curat | dictates indirect questions with sint |
| decor, decorism. | beauty, grace; elegance, charm |
| Delphicus, a, um | Delphic, of Delphi |
| exosus, a, um | takes accusative, hating, detesting |
| expallesco, -ere, expallui | to grow pale |
| expers, expertis | takes genitive, without knowledge (of) |
| exuviae, arum f. pl. | armor, spoils |
| fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsus | to decieve; disappoint; beguile |
| flumen, fluminis | stream, river |
| forma, ae f. | form, shape; beauty |
| frui da mihi | grant it to me to enjoy |
| fruor, frui, fructus sum, +abl, | to enjoy |
| fuga, ae | running away |
| fugax, fugacis | evasive, fugitive |
| Gallicus, -a, -um | Gallic, of Gaul |
| gener, generi m. | son-in-law |
| genitor, genitoris m. | father, creator |
| grex, gregis | herd, flock (of sheep) |
| harundo, harundinis f. | reed; shaft of an arrow |
| hoc...illo | the latter...the former |
| horridus, a, um | having a rough surface |
| hostis | as an enemy |
| Hymen | god of marriage |
| Hymen, Hyminis m. | refrain shouted at weddings; marriage |
| ideo | for that reason |
| ignis, ignis | fire |
| immineo, -ere | to rise up, overhang, press closely, threaten |
| impatiens, impatientis | takes genitive, intolerant/impatient (of) |
| indignus, a, um | unworthy, not deserving |
| inhaero, -ere, inhaesi, inhaesurus | to be attached to, stick to, to hold on to with its teeth |
| inhibeo, ere, ui, itus | to restrain, hold back |
| innuptus, a, um | unwed, maiden |
| inornatus, a, um | unadorned,disheveled |
| inquiro, -ere, inquisivi, inquisitus | to search out, inquire |
| insequor, insequi, insecutus sum | to pursue |
| iugalis, is, e | of marriage, matrimonial, nuptial |
| lacertus, -i | m. arm |
| laedo, laedere, laesi, laesus | to harm, hurt, wound |
| latebra, ae f. | pl. hiding place; refuge |
| latebris?exuviis | supply in, with gaudens |
| lex, legis f. | law; rule, regulation, order |
| lustro, are, avi, atus | to move around; wander, roam |
| medulla, medullae f. | pl. the marrow of the bones |
| moderatus, a, um | temperate, moderate |
| morsus, -us | bite, teeth, jaws |
| nata, ae f. | daughter |
| nego, -are, -avi, -atus | to say that not, refuse, deny |
| nemus, nemoris n. | forest; (sacred) grove |
| nepos, nepotis m./f. | grandchild; descendant |
| nomen amantis | lover |
| noto, are, avi, atus | to mark, brand |
| nudus media plus parte | more than half exposed |
| nudus, a um | naked; unadorned |
| numen, numinis | divine power, supernatual influence |
| obsequor, obsequi, obsecutus sum | to comply, obey |
| obtusus, a, um | blunt, dull |
| ocior, ocior, ocius | swifter |
| ops, opis | power, aid, resources, ability |
| ora | covered with respect to face |
| oraculum, -i n. | oracle; here oracular ability |
| osculum, -i | (lit.) little mouth, kiss |
| passus, -us | step, pace, stride |
| pastor, pastoris | shepard |
| pendeo, pendere, pependi | to be suspended, hang |
| Penei | daughter of Peneus |
| perdo, -ere, perdidi, perditus | to destroy, ruin, waste |
| perpetua | modifies virginitate |
| Phoebe, Phoebes f. | Diana, goddess of moon, woodlands |
| plumbum, i n. | lead |
| positos=dipositos | arranged |
| praeda, -ae | booty, plunder, prey, game |
| precor, ari, atus sum | to pray for |
| propero, are, avi, atus | to act with haste |
| protinus | adv. immediately |
| quae videsse | which it is not enough to have seen |
| quae videsse | in which part, where |
| quisque, quaeque, quidque | each |
| quod optas | what you desire |
| repugno, are, avi, aturus | offer resistance, oppose, fight back |
| requies, requietis | rest, respite |
| resisto, resistere, restiti | to pause in one's journey |
| retro | toward the rear, backwards, behind |
| rostrum, -i | snout, muzzle |
| rubor, ruboris | m. blush |
| salus, salutis | safety, well-being |
| sentis, sentis | thorny bush |
| si qua latent | whatever [charms] lay hidden |
| sic | just as you are fleeing me |
| sidus, sideris | star, planet (the stars) |
| sine lege | carelessly |
| spargo, -ere, sparsi, sparsus | to scatter, strewm allow to steam out |
| spes, spei | hope |
| stringo, -ere, strinxi, strictus | to bind, secure, draw tight, draw close, touch |
| sub | (down) at the tip of |
| suffundo, ere, suffudi, suffusus | to pour on; to cover, fill |
| sustineo, -ere, -ui | to hold up, supprt, sustain, to be able, wthout relenting |
| taedas?iugalis | metonymy for marriage |
| tango, -ere, tetigi, actus | to touch |
| tellus, telluris | land, earth |
| traicio, traicere, traieci, traiectus | to throw across; to pierce |
| trepido, are, avi, atus | to panic, quiver |
| ultra | on the far side, beyond, farther, any longer |
| velut | just as, just like; as if (introduces simile) |
| verecundus, a, um | modest, chaste |
| virginitas, virgnitatis, f. | virginity, maidenhood |
| votum,-i n. | vow; prayer, wish |
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