| A | B |
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| diligentia, -ae, f. | diligence |
| ingressus, -a, -um | having entered |
| locutus, -a, -um | having spoken |
| fibula, -ae, f. | brooch |
| virtus, virtutis, f. | courage |
| occidere | to kill |
| legatus, -i, m. | commander |
| alter, altera, alterum | another |
| autem | but |
| occurrere | to meet |
| quantus, -a, -um | how big |
| lacertus, -i, m. | muscle |
| bracchium, -i, n. | arm |
| contemnere | to reject |
| matrimonium, -i, n. | marriage |
| verum, -i, n. | truth |
| conspicatus, -a, -um | having caught sight of |
| colloquium, -i, n. | conversation |
| tamquam | as |
| amor, amoris, m. | love |
| iactare | to throw |
| praesertim | especially |
| arrogantia, -ae, f. | arrogance |
| tabula, -ae, f. | tablet |
| scribere | to write |
| exitium, -i, n. | ruin |
| eicere | to throw out |
| mollire | to soothe |
| parcere | to spare |
| iussum, -i, n. | order |
| neglegere | to neglect |
| egressus, -a, -um | having gone out |
| pallium, -i, n. | cloak |
| momentum, -i, n. | importance |
| tenebrae, -arum, f. pl. | darkness |
| siccare | to dry |
| auferre | to steal |
| longe errare | to make a big mistake |
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