| A | B |
| an | whether, or |
| aro, arare, aravi, aratus | to plow, till furrow |
| a(d)spiciō, ere, spexī, spectus | to see, behold |
| caecus, a, um | blind |
| comitatus, ūs | retinui, train, company |
| conūbium, ī, n. | wedlock, marriage |
| crīnis, crīnis, m. | long hair, locks, tresses |
| dominus, dominī, m. | master, lord, ruler |
| epulor, āri, ātus | to feast |
| exiguus, a, um | small, scantly, petty |
| foveō, ēre, fōvī, fōtus | cherish, fondle |
| fulmen, inis, n. | thundergolt, lightning |
| horreō, ēre, uī | to shudder |
| inānis, e | empty, useless, vain, idle |
| lēx, lēgis, f. | law, jurisdiction, terms |
| lībō, libāre, lībāvi, libatus | to pour as a libation |
| madeo, ere, ui | to drip, be wet |
| Maeonius, a, um | Maeonian, Lydian, Asiatic |
| Maurusius, a, um | Moorish |
| mentum, i, n. | chin, beard |
| misceo, ere, ui, mixtus | to mix, mingle |
| mitra,ae, f. | mitre, cap, turban |
| murmur, uris, n. | murmur, roar, rumble |
| nequiquam | in vain, uselessly, idly |
| nubes, is, f. | cloud, fog, mist |
| omnipotens, entis | almighty, omnipoten |
| oro, orare, oravi, oratus | to pray for, beseech |
| Paris, idis, m. | Trojan prince who "eloped" with Helen |
| pingo, ere, pinxi, pictus | to paint, embroider |
| potior, iri, itus | to possess, gain (+ abl.) |
| pretium, i, m. | price, reward, value |
| quippe | surely, indeed |
| raptpum, i, n. | plunder, prey, booty |
| recipio, ere, cepi, ceptus | to receive, recover |
| repello, ere reppuli, repulsus | to reject, repel |
| semivir, semiviri | half-man, effeminate |
| subnecto, ere, nex(u)i, nexus | to tie under |
| terrifico, are, avi, atus | to terrify, alarm |
| torqueo, ere, torsi, tortus | to twist, sway, hurl |
| torus, i, m. | banqueting couch, bed |
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