| A | B |
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| adloquor-i, locutus | address, accost |
| aeternus-a-um | eternal, everlasting |
| aether-eris m. | upper air, sky |
| annus-i | year |
| certe | certainly, surely |
| claudo-ere-si-sus | close, shut |
| committo-ere-misi-missus | commit |
| consisto-ere-stiti-stitus | stand (fast), rest |
| defigo-ere-fixi-fixus | fix, fasten |
| dispicio-ere-spexi-spectus | see, discern |
| fulmen-inis | thunderbolt, lightning |
| funus-eris | funeral, death, disaster |
| homo-inis | man, mortal, human |
| iaceo (2), ui-itus | lie |
| iacto (1) | toss, buffet, ponder |
| latus-a-um | wide, broad, spacious |
| Libya-ae f. | district of N. Africa |
| nitens-entis | bright, shining |
| ob | on account of |
| olim | once, at some time |
| orbis-is | circle, orb, earth |
| patior-i, passus | endure, suffer |
| populus-i | people, race, nation |
| rego-ere-xi-ectus | rule, direct |
| Romanus-a-um | Roman |
| suffundo-ere-fudi-fusus | fill, suffuse |
| terreo (2)-ui-itus | frighten, terrify |
| tot | so many |
| Tros, Trois | Trojan |
| velivolus-a-um | winged with sails |
| Venus-eris | goddes of love & beauty |
| vertex-icis m. | summit, head, top |
| Achivus-a-um | Greek, Achaean |
| Antenor-oris | a Trojan leader |
| contrarius-a-um | opposite, opposing |
| dicio-ionis | power, rule, sway |
| ductor-oris | leader, chief |
| elabor-i, elapsus | slip out, escape |
| equidem | indeed, surely |
| fons, fontis | fountain, source |
| Illyricus-a-um | Illyrian |
| insequor-i, secutus | follow, pursue |
| intimus-a-um | inmost |
| Liburni-orum | Liburnians, Illyrians |
| murmur-oris | murmer, rumble, roar |
| novem | nine |
| occasus-us | fall, destruction |
| penetro (1) | enter, penetrate |
| polliceor-eri, pollicitus | promise, offer |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | repress, press, overwhelm |
| proruptus-a-um | dashing, furious |
| rependo-ere-di-ensus | balance, compensate |
| revoco (1) | recall, restore |
| ruina-ae | downfall, ruin |
| sententia-ae | opinion, purpose |
| sinus-us | fold, gulf, bay |
| solor-ari-atus | console, find consolation for |
| sono-are-ui-itus | resound, roar |
| supero (1) | surpass, pass beyond |
| Teucer-cri | an early king of Troy |
| Timavus-i | river of N. Italy |
| tot | so many |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, scarce |
| unde | whence, from which |
| verto-ere-ti-rsus | turn, change, rout |
| adnuo-ere-ui-utus | nod assent, promise |
| amitto-ere, misi, missus | lose, let go |
| compono-ere-posui-positus | compose, construct, settle |
| disiungo-ere-iunxi-iunctus | separate, disconnect |
| figo-ere, fixi, fictus | fasten, fix |
| infandus-a-um | unspeakable, accursed |
| Italus-a-um | Italian |
| loco (1) | place, locate, establish |
| longe | far from, afare |
| Patavium-i | city in N. Italy (Padua) |
| pax-cis | peace, quiet, rest |
| pietas-tatis | devotion, loyalty, duty |
| placidus-a-um | peaceful, calm, quiet |
| prodo-ere, didi, ditus | hand over, betray |
| progenies-ei | offspring, progeny |
| quiesco-ere-evi-etus | rest, repose |
| repono-ere-posui-positus | replace, restore |
| sceptrum-i | scepter, power |
| tamen | nevertheless, however |
| Troius-a-um | Trojan |
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