| A | B |
|---|
| acutus, a, um | sharp, pointed, keen |
| adnitor, i, sus (nixus) | to strive, lean against |
| aperio, ire, ui, ertus | to open, disclose |
| arrigo, ere, rexi, rectus | to raise, prick up |
| adsto, are, stiti | to stand (near, by) |
| auris, is, f. | ear |
| cado, ere, cecidi, casus, | to fall, subside |
| colligo, ere, legi, lectus | to gather, collect |
| conspicio, ere, spexi, spectus | to behold |
| corior, iri, ortus | to rise |
| Cymothoe, es, f. | sea nymph |
| detrudo, ere, si, sus | to push off |
| fax, facis, f. | firebrand, torch |
| fragor, oris, m. | crash, uproar |
| fugo (1) | to put to flight |
| furor, oris, m. | madness, frenzy, rage |
| gravis, e | heavy, weighty; venerable |
| ignobilis, e | inglorious, common |
| inveho, ere, exi, ectus | to carry in |
| levis, e | light, swift |
| levo (1) | to lift, raise |
| meritum, i, n. | desert, service, merit |
| ministro (1) | to tend, serve, supply |
| mulceo, ere, lsi, lsus, | to soothe, calm |
| nubes, is, f. | cloud, mist, fog |
| perlabor, i, lapus, | to glide over |
| pietas, atis, f. | loyalty, devotion, duty |
| populus, i, m. | people, nation, crowd |
| postquam | after (that) when |
| prospicio, ere, spexi, spectus | to look out on |
| saevio, ire, ivi, itus | to rage, be fierce |
| scopulus, i, m. | rock, cliff |
| seditio, onis, f. | riot, strife |
| sileo, ere, ui | to be silent, be still |
| Syrtis, is, f. | sandbar, reef |
| tempero (1) | to calm, control |
| Triton, onis, m. | a minor sea god |
| tridens, entis, m. | trident, Symbol of Neptune |
| volo (1) | to fly, speed |
| vulgus, i | chrowd, throng, herd |
| reduco, reducere, reduxi, reductus | to lead back, bring back |
| rego, ere, rexi, rectus | to rule, control |
| rota, ae, f. | wheel |
| saepe | often |
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