| A | B |
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| adloquor, ī, adlocutus | address, accost |
| Anchīsiadēs, ae | descendant of Anchises |
| aqua, ae f. | water, waves, flood |
| Ausonius, a, um | Italian |
| Apollo, inis m. | god of light, music and prophecy |
| Auster, trī m. | (south) wind |
| autem | moreover, however, but |
| canō, ere, cecini, cantus | sing (of), chant, prophesy, proclaim |
| cognōscō, ere, novi, nitus | recognize |
| cortīna, ae f. | caldron (resting on a tripod and serving as a seat for the priestess of Delphi when she delivered an oracle), kettle |
| custōs, ōdis m. | guard(ian), sentinel |
| dēlūdō, ere, sī, sus | deceive, delude |
| dux, ducis m. (f.) | leader, guide, chief |
| ecce | see! look! behold! |
| effundō, ere fuūdi, fūsus | pour out, hurl |
| ēn | see! look! behold! |
| excidō, ere ī | fall (out), perish |
| fallāx, ācis | deceitful, treacherous |
| fallō, ere, fefellī, falsus | decieve, cheat |
| fidēs, eī f. | faith, trust, pledge, fidelity |
| gubernac(u)lum, ī | tiller, rudder |
| gubernātor, ōris | pilot, helmsman |
| haereō, ēre, haesī, haesus | cling (to) |
| incolumis, e | safe, unharmed, intact |
| involvō, ere, ī volūtus | wrap, engulf |
| Libycus, a, um | of Libya, a country of North Africa |
| maestus, a, um | sad, mournful, gloomy |
| mergō, ere, rsī, rsus | sink, drown |
| nūper | recently, lately |
| obruō, ere, uī, utus | overwhelm, bury |
| Palinūrus, ī m. | Trojan pilot |
| Phoebus, ī m. | Apollo |
| prior, ius | sooner, former, first, prior |
| prōmittō, ere, mīsī, missus | promise |
| regō, ere, rēxī, rēctus | rule, direct guide |
| reperiō, īre, repperī, repertus | find |
| respōnsum, ī n. | answer, oracle, reply |
| revellō, ere, ī, vulsus | tear off, remove |
| vehō, ere, vēxī, vectus | bear, convey |
| ventōsus, a, um | windy, stormy |
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