| A | B |
|---|
| an | whether, or |
| apud | among, near, at (acc.) |
| autem | moreover, however, but |
| āverto, ere, ī, rsus | turn away, avert |
| bene | well, rightly, securely, fully |
| comitor, ārī, ātus | accompany, attend, escort, follow |
| crīmen, inis n. | crime, guilt, sin, charge |
| dēgō, ere, ī | spend, pass |
| dolor, ōris m. | grief, pain, passion, anger |
| ēvinco, ere, vici, victus | conquer, overcome |
| expers, rtis | free from, without (gen.) |
| factum, i n. | deed, achievement |
| fera, ae f. | wild beast |
| germāna, ae f. | sister |
| grātia, ae f. | favor, gratitude, grace |
| hostis, is m. | enemy, foe, stranger |
| īnferō, ferre, tulī, lātus | bear (against), proceed |
| invīsus, a, um | hated, hateful, odious |
| Lāomedontēus, a, um | of Laomedon, a notorious perjurer and founder of Troy |
| licet, ēre, uit, itum | it is permitted |
| malum, ī n. | evil, misfortune, trouble |
| memor, oris | mindful, remembering (gen.) |
| mereor, ērī, itus | deserve, earn, merit |
| morior, i, mortuus | die, perish |
| mōs, mōris m. | custom, manner, way |
| nauta, ae m. | sailor, seaman, mariner |
| necdum | not yet |
| nesciō, īre, īvī | be ignorant, not know |
| objiciō, ere, jēcī, jectus | place before, expose (dat.) |
| onerō | load, burden, overwhelm |
| ovō | rejoice, exult, triumph |
| perdō, ere, didī, ditus | destroy, lose, ruin |
| perjurium, i n. | perjury, falsehood |
| quin | but that, why not, nay even |
| ratis, is, f. | raft, ship, boat |
| revello, ere, i, vulsus | tear (away, up), pluck |
| rursus, um | again, anew, backward |
| sentio, ire, sensi, sensus | perceive, feel |
| Sidonius, a, um | Sidonian, of Sidon, a Phoenician city |
| sine | without (abl.) |
| sino, ere, sivi, situs | allow, permit |
| stipo | srowd, attend, throng, stow |
| superbus, a, um | proud, haughty |
| tango, ere, tetigi, tactus | touch, reach |
| thalamus, i m. | bridal chamber, bedroom |
| vetus, eris | old, aged, ancient, former |
| aestus, us m. | boiling, surge, tide |
| carpo, ere, psi, ptus | pluck, consum, take, enjoy |
| celsus, a, um | high, lofty, towering |
| certus, a, um | certain, fixed, sure, reliable, determined (gen.) |
| cinis, eris m. | ashes (of the dead), embers |
| color, oris m. | color, hue, appearance |
| concito | excite, arouse, stir up |
| crinis, is m. | hair, locks, tresses |
| decorus, a, um | beautiful, glorious, seemly |
| deinde | then, thereupon, next |
| demens, entis | mad, frenzied, distracted |
| dirus, a, um | terrible, dire, dreadful |
| dolus, i m. | deceit, strategem, fraud, trick |
| fides, ei f. | faith, truse, fidelity |
| flavus, a, um | yellow, tawny, blond |
| forma, ae f. | shape, beauty, form |
| ita | thus, so, in this way |
| juventa, ae f. | youth, yound manhood |
| membrum, i n. | member, limb, body |
| Mercurius, i m. | Mercury, messenger of the gods |
| moneo, ere, ui, itus | advise, warn |
| morior, i, mortuus | die, perish |
| nefas n. | crime, wickedness, impiety |
| obfero, ferre, tuli, latus | present, offer |
| periculum, i n. | danger, peril, risk |
| potestas, atis, f. | power, ability, chance |
| praeceps, cipitis | headlong, headforemost |
| praecipito | throw headlong, flee |
| promitto, ere, misi, missus | promise |
| questus, us m. | complaint, lament |
| redeo, ire, ii, itus | return |
| rite | properly, duly, ritually |
| rumpo, ere, rupi, ruptus | break off, burst forth, utter |
| rursus, um | again, anew, backward |
| saevus, a,um | fierce, cruel, gaing |
| secundus, a, um | favorable, second |
| similis, e | like, similar (gen.,dat.) |
| spiro | breathe forth, exhale, blow |
| Sychaeus, a, um | of Sychaeus, deceased husband of Dido |
| trabs, (trabes), trabis f. | beam, ship |
| turbo | confuse, distrub, agitate |
| varius, a, um | varied, different, variable |
| verso | keep turning, roll, revolve |
| vultus, us m. | countenance, face, aspect |
| Zephyrus, i m. | west wind |
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