| A | B |
|---|
| feminae lavantes | bathing women (lavare) |
| sacerdotes lacrimantes | the weeping priests (lacrimare) |
| imperator laudatus | the praised emperor (laudare) |
| senatores manentes | the remaining senators (manere) |
| princeps necatus | a slain leader (necare) |
| milites numerati | counted soldiers (numerare) |
| remedium petitum | a sought cure (petere) |
| hortus placens | a pleasing garden (placere) |
| oculi clausi | closed eyes (claudere) |
| iudex postulans | a demanding judge (postulare) |
| pompae procedentes | advancing parades (procedere) |
| fures pugnantes | fighting thieves (pugnare) |
| ancilla punita | the punished slave-girl (punire) |
| gemini quaerentes | the searching twins (quaerere) |
| frumentum raptum | stolen grain (rapere) |
| hospes recumbens | a reclining guest (recumbere) |
| nautae revenientes | the returning sailors (revenire) |
| pueri ridentes | the laughing boys (ridere) |
| poeta vulneratus | the wounded poet (vulnerare) |
| plaustrum ruens | the rushing wagon (ruere) |
| medicus saeviens | the raging doctor (saevire) |
| fabri rogati | the questioned craftsmen (rogare) |
| flammae saltantes | dancing flames (saltare) |
| homo salutatus | the greeted person (salutare) |
| filii scribentes | sons writing (scribere) |
| periculum sensum | a perceived danger (sentire) |
| libri servati | preserved books (servare) |
| avarus spectans | the watching miser (spectare) |
| cineres inspecti | inspected ashes (inspicere) |
| fossae completae | filled ditches (complere) |
| gens superata | a defeated nation (superare) |
| sonitus surgens | a sound rising (surgere) |
| infantes tacentes | babies being silent (tacere) |
| vox terrens | a frightening voice (terrere) |
| poculum traditum | a drinking-cup handed over (tradere) |
| equi tracti | pulled horses (trahere) |
| fundus venditus | a sold farm (vendere) |
| montes visi | mountain having been seen (videre) |
| preces responsae | answered prayers (respondere) |
| senex vocans | an old man calling (vocare) |
| femina lavans | a bathing woman (lavare) |
| sacerdos lacrimans | the weeping priest (lacrimare) |
| imperatores laudati | the praised emperors (laudare) |
| senator manens | the remaining senator (manere) |
| principes necati | slain leaders (necare) |
| miles numeratus | a counted soldier (numerare) |
| remedia petita | the sought cures (petere) |
| horti placentes | pleasing gardens (placere) |
| oculus clausus | the closed eye (claudere) |
| iudices postulantes | demanding judges (postulare) |
| pompa procedens | the advancing parade (procedere) |
| fur pugnans | a fighting thief (pugnare) |
| ancillae punitae | punished slave-girls (punire) |
| geminus quaerens | the searching twin (quaerere) |
| frumenta rapta | stolen grains (rapere) |
| hospites recumbentes | reclining guests (recumbere) |
| nauta reveniens | the returning sailor (revenire) |
| puer ridens | the laughing boy (ridere) |
| poetae vulnerati | the wounded poets (vulnerare) |
| plaustra ruentia | the rushing wagons (ruere) |
| medici saevientes | raging doctors (saevire) |
| faber rogatus | the questioned craftsman (rogare) |
| flamma saltans | the dancing flame (saltare) |
| homines salutati | the greeted people (salutare) |
| filius scribens | a son writing (scribere) |
| avari spectantes | misers watching (spectare) |
| cinis inspectus | the inspected ash (inspicere) |
| fossa completa | a filled ditch (complere) |
| gentes superatae | defeated nations (superare) |
| soniti surgentes | sounds rising (surgere) |
| infans tacens | a baby being silent (tacere) |
| voces terrentes | frightening voices (terrere) |
| pocula tradita | drinking-cups handed over (tradere) |
| equus tractus | a pulled horse (trahere) |
| fundi venditi | sold farms (vendere) |
| liber servatus | a preserved book (servare) |
| mons visus | a mountain having been seen (videre) |
| prex responsa | an answered prayer (respondere) |
| senes vocantes | the old men calling (vocare) |
| pericula sensa | the perceived dangers (sentire) |
