| A | B |
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| acer, cris, cre | sharp, fierce, spirited |
| argentum, i n. | silver |
| auxilium, (i)i n. | help, aid, assistance |
| avarus, a, um | covetous, greedy |
| Byrsa, ae f. | citadel of Carthage |
| celero | hasten, hurry, speed |
| circumdo, are, dedi, datus | surround |
| commoveo, ere, movi, motus | move, arouse |
| convenio, ire, veni, ventus | come together, assemble |
| corripio, ere, ui, reptus | snatch (up), seize |
| crudelis, e | cruel, bloody, fierce |
| devenio, ire, veni, ventus | arrive (at) |
| dux, ducis m. (f.) | leader, guide, chietain |
| excedo, ere, cessi, cessus | withdraw, depart |
| factum, i n. | deed, undertaking, exploit |
| femina, ae f. | woman |
| ignotus, a, um | unknown, strange |
| Karthago, inis f. | great commercial city of North Africa, rival of Rome |
| mercor, ari, atus | buy, purchase |
| metus, us m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| odium, (i) i n. | hate, hatred, enmity |
| onero | load, burden |
| ops, opis f. | help, resources, wealth, power |
| patria, ae f. | fatherland, country |
| pondus, eris n. | weight, burden |
| porto | carry (off), bear, bring |
| Pygmalion, onis m. | wicked brother of Dido |
| quantus, a, um | how great, how much, how many, as much (as) |
| recludo, ere, si, sus | disclose, reveal |
| solum, i n. | soil, ground, earth |
| suadeo, ere, asi, asus | advise, urge |
| taurinus, a, um | of a bull |
| tergum, i n. | back, hide |
| thesaurus, i m. | treasure, hoard |
| tyrannus, i m. | tyrant, usurper, ruler |
| vetus, eris | old, ancient, former |
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