| A | B |
|---|
| acer, cris, cre | sharp, keen, spirited |
| effodio-ere-fodi, fossus | dig out, excavate |
| egregius-a-um | remarkable, distinguished |
| facilis-e | easy |
| iacto (1) | toss, buffet |
| lucus-ci m. | sacred grove, wood |
| monstro (1) | point out, show |
| regius-a-um | royal, regal, kingly |
| saeculum-li n. | generation, age |
| signum-ni n. | sign, token, signal |
| turbo-inis m. | whirlwind, pool, sotrm |
| vivo-ere, vixi, victus | live, be alive |
| adfligo-ere-xi-ctus | strike down, shatter |
| aenus-a-um | of bronze, brazen |
| aereus-a-um | bronze, brazen |
| aes, aeris n. | bronze |
| ambo-ae-o | both |
| artifex-icis m. | artist, artisan |
| Atrides-ae m. | sons of Atreus (Agamemnon & Menelaus) |
| audeo (2) ausus | dare |
| cardo-inis m. | hinge, pivot, socket |
| condo-ere-didi-ditus | found, built |
| confido-ere-sus | trust (in) |
| foris-is f. | door, gate, entrance |
| gradus-us m. | step, stride, gait |
| Iliacus-a-um | Trojan, Ilian |
| intra | within, among |
| lenio-ire-ivi-itus | soothe, soften |
| lucus-ci m. | sacred grove, wood |
| lustro (1) | purify, survey, traverse |
| melior-ius | better, superior |
| miror-ari-atus | wonder (at), admire |
| necto-ere-xi-xus | bind, fasten |
| offero-ferre-tuli-latus | present |
| opperior-iri-peritus | await, wait for |
| opulentus-a-um | rich, wealthy, |
| opus-eris n. | work, deed, toil |
| orbis-is m. | circle, orb, earth |
| ordo-inis m. | order, line, array |
| pugna-ae f. | battle, fight |
| saevus-a-um | fierce, harsh, stern |
| salus-utis f. | safety, security, health |
| Sidonius-a-um | Sidonian, Phoenician |
| singuli-ae-a | separate, single |
| spero (1) | hope (for), expect |
| strideo (2) di | grate, creak, whir |
| trabs-bis f. | beam, timber |
| vulgo (1) | publish, make known |
| aliqui-qua-quod | some, any |
| bello (1) | war, battle |
| consisto-ere-stiti-stitus | stand fast, halt |
| cristatus-a-um | plumed, crested |
| currus-us m. | chariot, car |
| en! | see! Look! Behold! |
| etiam | even, also |
| flumen-inis n. | river, stream |
| gemo-ere-ui-itus | groan |
| Graius-a-um | Greek |
| hac | here, there |
| inanis-e | empty, idle, false |
| inquam-is-it | say |
| insto-are-stiti | press on, urge |
| iuventus-tutis f. | youth, young men |
| lacrimo (1) | weep, shed tears, lament |
| largus-a-um | copious, plentiful |
| laus, laudis f. | praise, glory, merit |
| metus-us m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| mortalis-e | mortal, human |
| niveus-a-um | snowy, white |
| pasco-ere-pavi, pastus | feed (on), gaze |
| Pergama-orum | (citadel of) Troy |
| Phryx, Phrygia f. | Phrygian, Trojan |
| pictura-ae f. | picture, painting |
| plenus-a-um | full, complete, swelling |
| praemium-mii n. | reward, prize |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | repress, urge |
| regio-ionis f. | region, district |
| Rhesus-si m. | Trhacian pince, allyof Trojans |
| solvo-ere-vi, solutus | loose, dismiss |
| tango-ere, tetigi, tactus | touch, befall |
| tentorium-rii n. | tent |
| umecto (1) | wet, moisten |
| vultus-us m. | countenance, face |
| agnosco-ere-novi, notus | recognize |
| averto-ere-i-rsus | turn away, avert |
| caedes-is f. | slaughter |
| castra-orum n. | camp, encampment |
| gusto (1) | taste, eat |
| pabulum-li n. | fodder, pasture |
| prius | former, sooner, first |
| prodo-ere-didi-ditus | handover, betray |
| quam | how, than, as |
| Tydides-ae m. | son of Tydeus, Diomedes |
| vasto (1) | ravage, devastate, (lay) waste |
| Xanthus-thi m. | river near Troy |
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