| A | B |
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| collis, -is (m) | hill |
| Quirinalis, -is, -e | Quirinal (referring to a hill of Rome) |
| deus, -i (m) | god |
| vulnus, vulneris (n) | wound |
| ligo, -are, ligavi, ligatus | to bind up |
| credo, -ere, credidi, creditus (+ dat.) | to trust, believe |
| securus, -a, -um | carefree, unconcerned |
| Subura, -ae (f) | Subura (a section of Rome known for its night life) |
| fustis, -is (m) | club, cudgel |
| timor, timoris (m) | fear |
| affectus, -a, -um | affected, overcome |
| celerius | more quickly |
| facile (adv.) | easily |
| consecuti sunt | they overtook |
| fortissime (adv.) | most/very bravely |
| tergum, -i (n) | back, rear |
| pronus, -a, -um | face down |
| summus, -a, -um | greatest, very great |
| gravis, -is, -e | heavy, serious |
| percutio, -ere, percussi, percussus | to strike |
| corripio, -ere, corripui, correptus | to seize, grab |
| adimo, -ere, ademi, ademptus (+ dat.) | to take away (from) |
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