| A | B |
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| audeo (2) ausus | dare, venture |
| etiam | even, also, besides, yet, still |
| impleo (2) evi-etus | fill, satisfy |
| ingemino (1) | redouble, repeat, increase |
| iterum | again |
| iacto (1) | hurl, toss, fling; utter |
| maestus-a-um | sad, mournful, gloomy |
| nequiquam | in vain, uselessly, idly |
| quin | nay, even, but that |
| simulacrum | image, phantom, likeness |
| sine | without |
| adfor-fari-fatus | address, accost |
| aro (1) | plow, furrow, till |
| asporto (1) | carry away, carry from |
| coma-ae | hair, locks, tresses |
| demo-ere-empsi-emptus | remove, take away |
| diligo-ere-lexi-lectus | love, cherish |
| dolor-oris m. | grief, anger, pain, passion |
| dulcis-e | sweet |
| evenio-ire-veni-ventus | come out, happen |
| exsilium-i n. | exile, place of exile |
| fas n. (indecl) | right, justice, divine will |
| fauces-ium f.pl. | jaws, throat; pass |
| fluo-ere, fluxi, fluctus | flow, ebb, stream |
| haereo (2), haesi, haesus | stick, cling (to) |
| illic | there, at that place |
| imago-inis f. | image, phantom, likeness |
| indulgeo (2)-isi, itus | indulge in, yield to |
| insanus-a-um | mad, frantic, insane |
| iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutus | help, please |
| lenis-e | gentle, soft, mild |
| notus-a-um | well known, familiar |
| obstipesco-ere-stipui | be dazed, stand agape |
| opimus-a-um | reich, fertile, sumptuous |
| pario-ere, peperi, partus | acquire, win, produce |
| pello-ere, pepuli, pulsus | drive (away), dismiss |
| regius-a-um | royal, regal, kingly |
| sino-ere, sivi, situs | permit, allow |
| superbus-a-um | proud, haughty |
| Thybris, (id)is m. | Tiber |
| adfluo-ere-fluxi-fluctus | flow together |
| admiror-ari-atus | wonder (at), admire |
| bracchium-i n. | arm |
| colligo-ere-legi-lectus | collect, gather |
| collum-i n. | neck |
| communis-e | common, mutual |
| comprehendo-ere-hensi-hensus | grasp |
| conor (1) | try |
| consumo-ere-sumpsi-sumptus | consume, waste |
| convenio-ire-veni-ventus | come together, assemble |
| Dardanis-idis f. | Trojan woman |
| demum | at length, finally |
| desero-ere-ui-itus | desert, forsake |
| detineo (2) tinui, tentus | detain, hold back |
| effugio-ere-fugi | escape, flee from |
| frustra | in vain, uselessly |
| genetrix-icis f. | mother |
| ibi | there, then |
| invenio-ire-veni-ventus | find, come upon |
| lacrimo (1) | cry |
| levis-e | light, unsubstantial, slight |
| miserabilis-e | miserable, wretched |
| numerus-i m. | number, multitude |
| nurus-us f. | daughter-in-law |
| ops, opis f. | help resources; pl. wealth |
| par, paris | equal, like similar |
| pubes-is f. | youth, young man |
| recedo-ere-cessi-cessus | depart, retire |
| reviso-ere | revisit, see again |
| servio-ire-ivi-itus | serva as a slave |
| similis-e | similar |
| tenuis-e | slight, thin, fine |
| ter | three times, thrice |
| undique | everywhere, from all sides |
| volucer, cris, cre | winged, swift |
| vulgus-eris n. | crowd |
| cedo-ere-cessi-cessus | yield, depart |
| deduco-ere-duxi-ductus | lead forth, launch |
| Ida-ae f. | mountain near Troy |
| iugum-i n. | yoke, ridge |
| Lucifer-eri m. | morning star |
| obsideo (2)-sedi-sessus | besiege, beset |
| porta-ae f. | gate |
| quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque | whoever, whatever |
| spes, spei f. | hope, expectation |
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