| A | B |
|---|
| exuere | to put or take off |
| spes | hope |
| salus, salutis | safety; deliverance; escape |
| deponere | to put down; to deposit; to lay aside; to give up |
| adire | to go to; to approach |
| exanimare | to put out of breath; to exhause; to stupefy; to kill |
| vinculum | bond; chain |
| solvere | to loosen; to unbind |
| afficere | to do to; to move; to affect; to visit; to afflict |
| meritus | deserved; due; just |
| regio, regionis | direction; country; region |
| honor | honor |
| discedere | to go apart; to withdraw; to depart; to wander |
| navem appellere | to put in |
| conferre | to bring together |
| vacuus | empty |
| desertus | deserted |
| refugere | to flee back; to run away; to retreat |
| cognoscere | to find out; to learn of; to have found out; to be aware of; to know |
| regia | palace |
| irrumpere | to burst in(to) |
| ostendere | to stretch out before; to show |
| simul atque | as soon as |
| certamen | struggle; contest |
| discus | discus |
| casus | fall; chance; accident |
