| A | B |
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| nondum | not yet |
| patiens-entis | enduring, tolerating |
| bacchor-ari-atus | rave, storm,rage |
| excutio-ere-cussi-cussus | shake off |
| magis | more, rather |
| fatigo (1) | weary, tire (out), harrass |
| rabidus-a-um | raving, mad, frenzied |
| domo-are-ui-itus | tame, subdue |
| pateo (2)-ui | lie open, extend |
| spons, spontis f. | free will, choice |
| defungor-i-functus | perform, finish |
| peric(u)lum-li n. | danger, peril, risk |
| horridus-a-um | bristling, terrible |
| Thybris-idis | the Tiber |
| spumo (1) | foam, froth, spray |
| Simois | river near Troy |
| Xanthus | river near Troy |
| Doricus-a-um | Greek, Doric |
| desum-esse-fui-futurus | be lacking, be absent |
| pario-ere, peperi, partus | produce, gain |
| addo-ere-didi-ditus | add |
| usquam | anywhere, ever |
| absum-esse-fui-futurus | be absent, be lacking |
| supplex-icis | suppliant, humble |
| egenus-a-um | needy, poor; critical |
| oro (1) | pray (for), entreat, beseech |
| hospitus-a-um | strange, foreign |
| externus-a-um | outer, foreign |
| cedo-ere, cessi, cessus | yield, go |
| sino-ere, sivi, situs | permit, allow |
| salus-utis f. | safety, salvation, health |
| reor, reri, ratus | think, suppose, reckon |
| pando-ere-i-passus | spread, open |
| adytum-I n. | inner sanctuary, shrine |
| horrendus-a-um | horrifying, dire |
| ambages-is f. | winding; mystery |
| antrum-tri n. | cave, cavern, grotto |
| remugio-ire | bellow, roar |
| obscurus-a-um | dark, dim, obscure |
| verum-ri n. | truth, reality, right |
| involvo-ere-i-volutus | wrap, infold |
| frenum-ni n. | rein, curb, check |
| concutio-ere, cussi, cussus | shake, shatter |
| stimulus-li m. | goad, spur, prick |
| verto-ere-ti-rsus | turn, change |
| furor-oris m. | madness, frenzy, fury |
| rabidus-a-um | raving, mad, frenzied |
| quiesco-ere-evi-etus | rest, calm, cease |
| incipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | begin, undertake |
| heros-ois m. | hero, mighty warrior |
| facies-ei f. | appearance, face, aspect |
| inopinus-a-um | unexpected, sudden |
| praecipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | anticipate, teach |
| infernus-a-um | nether, infernal |
| ianua-ae f. | door, entrance |
| tenebrosus-a-um | dark, gloomy |
| palus-udis f. | swamp, marsh, mere |
| Acheron-ontis m. | river of Hades |
| refundo-ere-fudi-fusus | pour (back, out) |
| conspectus-us m. | sight, interview |
| carus-a-um | dear, beloved |
| contingo-ere-tigi-tactus | touch, befall |
| doceo (2)-ui-itus | teach, tell, inform |
| iter-itineris n. | way, road, journey |
| comitor-ari-atus | accompany, attend, escort, follow |
| minae-arum f. | threat, menace; pinnacle |
| invalidus-a-um | weak, feeble, infirm |
| ultra | beyond, more than |
| senecta-ae f. | old age, old |
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