| A | B |
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| legatus, -i | ambassador, envoy, commander |
| licet | it is permitted, allowed |
| longe | by far |
| longitudo, longitudinis | length |
| maleficium, -i | mischief, wrongdoing, harm |
| milia pasuum | miles |
| munitio, munitionis | defense, fotification |
| obtineo, -ere, obtinui, obtentus | to hold, maintain |
| occido, -ere, occidi, occisus | to kill |
| pateo, -ere, patui | to lie open, extend |
| patior, pati, passus sum | to allow, endure, suffer, experience |
| pello, -ere, pepuli, pulsus | to rout, drive (back), strike |
| perficio, -ere, perfeci, perfectus | to bring (it) about |
| pertineo, -ere, pertinui | to relate, pertain, extend |
| populor, -ari, populatus sum | to lay waste, devastate |
| praeficio, -ere, praefeci, praefectus | to put in charge of |
| proelium, -i | battle |
| prohibeo, -ere, prohibui, prohibitus | to keep from, prevent, hinder |
| propterea quod | because |
| ratio, rationis | reason, method, theory, plan, account |
| relinquo, -ere, reliqui, relictus | to leave, leave behind, abandon |
| res novae, rerum novarum | revolution |
| socius, -i | ally, partner |
| statuo, -ere, statui | to decide, establish, set up |
| studeo, -ere, studui | to be eager for |
| sua sponte | of his/their own accord, voluntarily |
| undique | on all sides, from all sides |
| virtus, virtutis | bravery, courage |
| voluntas, voluntatis | consent, wish, will |
| vis, vis | force, power, violence |
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