| A | B |
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| praetextus, -a, -um | with a purple border |
| agna, -ae, f. | lamb |
| omen, -inis, n. | omens |
| significare | to signify |
| pallescere | to grow pale |
| ac | and |
| secutus, -a, -um | having followed |
| difficultas, -atis, f. | difficulty |
| demittere | to lower |
| amarus, -a, -um | bitter |
| labrum, -i, n. | lips |
| genu, genus, n. | knee |
| cogere | to force |
| insanire | to be insane |
| beneficium, -i, n. | act of kindness |
| facinus, -oris, n. | crime |
| perdomitus, -a, -um | conquered |
| suspicatus, -a, -um | having suspected |
| tormentum, -i, n. | torture |
| demovere | to dismiss |
| perfidia, -ae, f. | treachery |
| aperte | openly |
| regnum, -i, n. | kingdom |
| occupare | to seize |
| fides, -ei, f. | loyalty |
| adhuc | until now |
| prodere | to betray |
| vincere | to conquer |
| altus, -a, -um | deep |
| semirutus, -a, -um | rickety |
| labefacere | to weaken |
| carcer, -eris, m. | prison |
| elapsus, -a, -um | having escaped |
| quidem | indeed |
| inferre | to bring against |
| inclusus, -a, -um | imprisoned |
| omnino | completely |
| diligere | to be fond of |
| ultimus, -a, -um | furthest |
| potestas, -atis, f. | power |
| magnopere | greatly |
| dies, -ei, m. | day |
| furtum, -i, n. | theft |
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