| A | B |
|---|
| adunō, ere, ui, utus | nod assent, promise |
| amittō, ere, misī, missus | lose, let go |
| compōnō, ere, posuī, pos(i)tus | compose, construct, settle |
| Cytherēa, ae f. | Venus, goddess of Cythera, a Greek island where Venus was born from the foam of the sea |
| dehinc | thence, tereafter |
| disjungō, ere, jūnxī, jūnctus | separate, disconnect |
| fīgō, ere, fīxī, fīxus | fasten, fix |
| homo, inis m. (f.) | man,mortal,human |
| immōtus, a, um | unmoved, unshaken |
| īnfandus, a, um | unmoved, unshaken |
| Italus, a,um | Italian |
| lībō | taste, touch; pour |
| locō | place, locate, establish |
| metus, ūs m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| nāta, ae f. | daughter |
| ob | on account of |
| ōsculum, i n. | dainty lip, kiss |
| parcō, ere, pepercī (parsī) | parsus spare |
| Patavium, (i)ī n. | city of northern Italy, the modern Padua, about twenty miles west of Venice |
| pāx, pācis f. | peace, quiet, rest |
| pietās, ātis f. | devotion, loyalty, duty |
| placidus, a, um | peaceful, calm, quiet |
| prōdō, ere, didī, ditus | hand over, betray |
| prōgeniēs, ēī f. | offspring, progeny |
| quiēscō, ere, ēvi, ētus | rest, repose |
| repōnō, ere, posuī, pos(i)tus | replace, restore |
| sator, ōris m. | sower; begetter, father |
| scēptrum, ī n. | staff, scepter, power |
| serēnō | calm, clear |
| subrīdeō ,ēre, rīsī | smile (at) |
| tamen | nevertheless, however |
| Troīus, a,um | Trojan |
| vultus, ūs m. | countenenance, face |
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