| A | B |
|---|
| absistō, ere, stitī | depart, withdraw |
| adventō (1) | keep coming nearer, arrive, approach |
| aequō (1) | equal(ize), keep pace with* |
| antrum, ī n. | cave, cavern, grotto* |
| apertus, a, um | open(ed), revealed, clear |
| autem | however, moreover, but* |
| canis, is m. (f.) | dog, hound |
| coepī, isse, ptus | begin, commence |
| conclāmō (1) | call, shout, exclaim |
| dux, ducis m. (f.) | leader, guide, chief* |
| ecce | see!, look!, behold!* |
| effor, āri, ātus | speak, say, utter |
| ensis, is m. | sword, knife |
| Eumenides, um f. | Furies |
| extra, ōrum n. | entrails, vitals |
| feriō, īre | strike, smite, cut, kill |
| firmus, a, um | shout, firm, resolite |
| immitto, ere, mīsī, missus | send in, fling into |
| impono, ere, posui, pos(i)tus | place on (dat.)* |
| incoho (1) | commence, begin, consecrate, build |
| invado, ere, si, sus | enter (on), attack |
| jugum, i n. | yoke, (mountain) ridge |
| lucus, i m. | (scared) grove, wood* |
| mugio, ire, ivi (ii), itus | bellow, roar |
| nocturnus, a, um | of the night, nocturnal |
| oleum, i n. | (olive) oil |
| opus, eris n. | work, need (abl.) |
| ortus, us m. | rising, source, spring |
| passus, us, m. | step, pace, stride, gait |
| pinguis, e | fat, rich, fertile |
| profanus, a, um | unholy, uninitiated |
| Proserpina, ae f. | wife of Pluto and goddess of Hades |
| silens, entis | silent, still, quiet |
| sol, solis m. | sun, day |
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