| A | B |
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| centurio, onis, m | centurion |
| cultus, us, m | way of living, civilization |
| institutum, i, n | custom |
| oriens, orientis, m | east |
| septentriones, um, mpl | north |
| cotidianus, a, um | daily |
| effemino, (1) | weaken |
| incolo, ere, incolui, ____ | inhabit, live |
| vergo, ere, ____, _____ | slope, lie |
| fere | almost |
| propterea | on this account |
| propterea quod | because |
| coniuratio, onis, f | conspiracy |
| dolor, doloris, m | grief, pain, suffering |
| latitudo, dinis, f | width |
| legatio, onis, f | embassy |
| nobilitas, tatis, f | nobility |
| pricipatus, us, m | first place, leadership |
| profectio, onis, f | departure |
| cupidus, a, um | desirous |
| divido, ere, divisi, divisus | divide |
| emo, emere, emi, emptus | buy, take |
| pateo, ere, patui, ____ | stand open, extend |
| pertineo, Ere, tinui, tentus | extent to, pertain to |
| vagor, (1) | wander |
| item | also |
| iudicium, ci, n | trial |
| vicus, i, m | village |
| vinculum, i, n | bond, chain |
| expeditus, a, um | easy, unencumbered |
| privatus, a, um | private |
| exsequor, exsequi, exsecutus | follow up, enforce |
| fluo, ere, fluxi, fluxus | flow |
| recipio, ere, recepi, recetpus | take back, receive |
| transeo, ire, ii, itus | cross, pass |
| eodem | to the same place |
| ominino | altogether, in all |
| praeter (+acc) | besides, except |
| altitudo, dinis, f | height |
| castellum, i, n | fort |
| cornu, us, n | horn (or wing of army) |
| munitio, onis, f | fortification |
| telum, i, n | weapon |
| vadum, i, n | ford |
| desum, deesse, defui, defuturus | be lacking |
| maturo (1) | hasten |
| rescindo, ere, rescidi, rescissus | cut down |
| sumo, ere, sumpsi, sumptus | take, assume |
| non numquam | sometimes |
| donum, i n | gift |
| gratia, ae, f | gratitude, grace, favor, influence |
| hiberna, orum, n pl | winter quarters |
| invitus, a, um | unwilling |
| conscribo, ere, scripsi, scriptus | write, enlist |
| hiemo (1) | spend the winter |
| impetro, (1) | gain (one's request) |
| patior, pati, passus | permit |
| praeficio, ere, feci, fectus | put in charge of |
| plerumque | usually |
| sponte (with sua) | of his/her/their own accord, own influence, voluntarily |
| apud (+acc) | among, near, at the house of |
| calamitas, tatis, f | disaster |
| consanguineus, i, m | blood relative |
| explorator, oris, m | scout |
| pagus, i, m | district |
| repentinus, a, um | sudden |
| populor, populari, populatus sum | destroy |
| stauto, ere, statui, statutus | decide, determine |
| sive; | or if |
| sive...sive | whether...or |
| vel | or |
| vel...vell | either..or |
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