| A | B |
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| Achillēs, is (ī, eī) m. | Greek leader |
| Annus, ī m. | year, season |
| ars, artis f. | art (istry), cunning, skill |
| a(d)scendō, ere, ī, ēnsus | ascend, mount |
| Asia, ae f. | Asia (Minor) |
| carīna, ae f. | keel, ship |
| cōgō, ere, coēgī, coāctus | force, compel |
| convertō, ere, ī, rsus | turn, change |
| crēdō, ere, didī, ditus | believe, trust (dat.) |
| decem | ten |
| dolus, ī m. | deceit, wiles, trick, fraud |
| domō, āre, uī, itus | subdue, crush |
| exitium, (i)ī n. | destruction, ruin |
| imprōvidus, a, um | unforseeing, heedless |
| īnsidiae, ārum f. | ambush, snare, treachery |
| Lārīs(s)aeus, a, um | Larissaean, of Larissa, a city of northern Greece |
| magis | more, rather |
| mīlle; pl. milia, ium n. | thousand |
| Minerva, ae f. | goddess of wisdom and the arts |
| nepōs, ōtis m. | grandson; descendant |
| nēve, neu | nor, neither, or lest |
| objiciō, ere, jēcī, jectus | present, place before |
| ōmen, inis n. | omen, sign, portent |
| Pelopēus, a, um | of Pelops, legendary Greek king for whom the Peloponnesus was named; Greek |
| perjūrus, a, um | pejured, treacherous |
| Phryx, Phrygis m. | Phrygian, Trojan |
| populus, ī m. | people, race, nation |
| prius | sooner, before |
| re(l)ligiō, ōnis f. | religion, offering |
| sīn | but if, if, however |
| Sinōn, ōnis m. | a lying Greek |
| tremendus, a ,um | terrible, dreadful |
| tueor, ērī, itus (tūtus) | watch, protect |
| turbō (1) | confuse, agitate, disturb |
| Tydidēs, ae m. | son of Tydeus, Diomedes, a Greek leader |
| ultrō | voluntarily, further |
| vester, tra, trum | your(s), your own |
| violō (1) | violate, outrage, profane |
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