| A | B |
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| armo (1) | arm, equip, furnish |
| fides-ei | faith, trust, |
| hostis-is | enemy, foe |
| impune | unpunished |
| invictus-a-um | unconquered, invincible |
| obvius-a-um | before, meeting |
| pedes-itis | footsholdier, infantry |
| pietas-tatis | loyalty, sense of duty |
| priscus-a-um | ancient, primitive |
| quisquam | anyone |
| sive, seu | or if, whether, or |
| accumulo (1) | heap up, pile |
| aer, aeris | air, mist, fog |
| alter-era-erum | one (of two), other, second |
| armus-i | shoulder, flank, side |
| asper-era-erum | rough, harsh |
| calcar-aris | spur, goad, prick |
| deinde | then, next, thereupon |
| doceo-(2)-ui-ctus | teach |
| exim, exinde | then, next, thereupon |
| flos-oris | flower |
| fodio-ere, fodi, fossus | dig, pierce |
| fungor-i-cunctus | perform, fulfil (+abl) |
| gero-ere, gessi, gessus | bear, wage |
| inanis-e | empty |
| incendo-ere-i-ensus | inflame, kindle |
| Latinus-i | early king of Italy whose daughter, Lavinia, married Aeneas |
| latus-a-um | wide |
| Laurens-ntis | of Larentum, a city near Rome |
| lilium-i | lily |
| lustro (1) | purify; survey; traverse |
| Marcellus-i | nephew and adopted son of Augustus, died in 23 B.C. |
| memoro (1) | reount, recall, relate |
| miseror-ari-atus | pity, commiserate |
| modus-i | manner, measure, limit |
| nepos-otis | grandson, descendant |
| passim | everywhere |
| plenus-a-um | full, filled, complete |
| popuus-i | people, nation, race |
| porta-ae | gate, door, entrance |
| postquam | after, when |
| purpureus-a-um | purple |
| qua | whereby |
| quisque, quaeque, quidque | each, every(one) |
| regio-onis | destrict, region |
| rumpo-ere, rupi, ruptus | break, burst |
| saltem | at least |
| singuli-ae-a | each, one by one |
| Somnus-i | Sleep, Slumber |
| spargo-ere-si-sus | scatter, sprinkle |
| spumo (1) | foam, froth, spray |
| vagor-ari-atus | wander, roam |
| ancora-ae | anchor |
| Cajeta-ae | Italian coast city near Rome |
| candens-entis | shining, white, gleaming |
| corneus-a-um | of horn |
| eburnus-a-um | of ivory |
| elephantus-i | elephant, ivory |
| emitto-ere-misi-missus | send forth |
| exitus-us | exit, outlet |
| facilis-e | easy |
| falsus-a-um | false, deceitful |
| ibi | there |
| insomnium-i | dream, vision |
| jacio-ere-jeci, jactus | throw, cast |
| manes-ium | souls of the dead, Hades |
| nitens, entis | gleaming, bright, shining |
| perficio-ere-feci-fectus | finish, make |
| prora-ae | prow |
| prosequo-i-secutus | follow, escort |
| rectus-a-um | right, straight, direct |
| reviso-ere | revisit |
| seco-are-ui-ctus | cut, cleave |
| Sibylla-ae | ancient Italian prophetess |
| una | together |
| verus-a-um | true, real |
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