| A | B |
|---|
| thermae arum f | public baths |
| balneae arum f | private baths |
| tepidarium i n | warm room |
| apodyterium i n | changing room |
| caldarium i n | hot room |
| frigidarium i n | cold room |
| palaestra ae f | exercise ground |
| rapio, ere | to snatch |
| harpastum i n | heavy ball |
| trigon trigonis n | three-cornered catch, using a trigon |
| luctor luctari luctatus sum | to wrestle |
| palus i m | wooden post used in sword practice |
| unguentum i n | oil used in a rub-down |
| strigilis is f (gen. plur., strigilium) | scraper |
| linteum i n | towel |
| Campus Martius | the Plain of Mars on the outskirts of Rome |
| Neroneus a um | of Nero |
| quo adv | there |
| pecunia data (ablative absolute) | after paying his entrance fee |
| vestibulum i n | entrance passage |
| exerceo ere exercui exercitus | to exercise, train |
| calor caloris m | heat |
| haud (adv.) | not (same as NON) |
| vino sumpto (ablative absolute) | after a drink of wine |
| contra | prep. + acc., against |
| unguo ere unxi unctus | to anoint, smear with oil |
| defrico are defricui defrictus | to rub down |
| tergeo ere tersi tersus | to dry, wipe |
| cognosco ere cognovi cognitus | to find out, learn |
| senex senis m | old man |
| calvus a um | bald |
| indutus a um | clothed |
| capillatus a um | with long hair |
| follis follis m. (gen. plur., follium) | bag |
| digitus i m | finger |
| repeto ere repetivi repetitus | to pick up, recover |
| concrepo are concrepui | to snap (the fingers) |
