A | B |
adimo, ere, emi, emptus | take away |
ala, ae, f. | wing |
apex, icis, m. | peak, summit, head |
arduus, a, um | lofty, steep, towering |
Ascanius, (i)i, m. | son of Aeneas |
Atlas, antis, m. | god who supports heaven on his shoulders, grandfather of Mercury; a mountain of Northwest Africa |
aureus, a, um | gold(en), of gold |
Ausonius, a um | Ausonian, Italian |
durus, a, um | hard(y), harsh, stern |
evoco (1) | call out, summon |
flamen, inis, n. | breeze, blast, wind |
fretus, a, um | relying (on) (abl.) |
fulcio, ire, lsi, ltus | support, prop |
inimicus, a, um | hostile, unfriendly |
invideo, ere, vidi, visus | begrudge (dat.) |
latus, eris, n. | side, flank |
Lavin(i)us, a, um | of Lavinium, an early Italian city |
moror, ari, atus | delay, tarry, detain |
navigo (1) | (set) sail, navigate |
necto, ere, nex(u)i, nexus | bind, fasten |
nubila, orum, n. | clouds, cloudiness |
nuntius, (i)i, m. | messenger, message |
Orcus, i, m. | Hades, (god of) the lower world |
pallens, entis | pale, pallid, wan |
pareo, ere, ui, itus | obey, yield (dat.) |
pariter | equally, alike |
porto (1) | carry, bear, convey |
proles, is, f. | progeny, offspring,race |
rapidus, a, um | swift, snatching |
resigno, (1) | (un)seal, open, close |
respicio, ere, spexi, spectus | look (back) at, regard |
Romanus, a, um | Roman, of Rome |
sive, seu | whether, or, either if, or if |
spes, ei, f. | hope, expectation |
struo, ere, struxi, structus | build, plan |
sublimus, e | on high, towering, lofty |
summa, ae, f. | sum, substance, chief thing |
supra | over, above (acc.) |
talaria, ium, n. | (winged) sandals, anklets |
Tartara, orum, n. | Hades, the lower world |
trano (1) | swim across, float |
turbidus, a, um | troubled, stormy |
vertex, icis, m. | peak, summit, head, top |
virga, ae, f. | staff, wand, twig |
volo (1) | fly, speed, flit |
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