| A | B |
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| auctor, auctoris, m. | author, originator |
| vates, vatis, m. | bard, poet, prophet |
| frigus, frigoris, n. | chill |
| sumptus, -us, m. | expenditure |
| habilis, -is, -e | useful to |
| nimbus, -i, m. | rain-cloud |
| extero, -ere (3), exterivi, exteritus | to rub away |
| tempero, (1) | to exercise restraint |
| eximo, -ere (3), exemi, exemptus | to take out |
| socius, -a, -um | allied |
| agmen, agmenis, n. | army |
| exterreo, exterrere, exterrui, exterritus | to frighten |
| verro, verrere (3), versurus | to sweep over, to skim |
| soporatus, -a, -um | asleep, lulled to sleep |
| effusus, -a, -um | loose, flowing |
| maestus, -a, -um | sad, mournful |
| desidia, -ae, f. | laziness |
| segnis, -is, -e | sluggish, lazy |
| desidiosus, -a, -um | idle, lazy |
| aes, aeris, n. | copper; money |
| mereo, merere (2), merui, meritum | to earn |
| fertur | is said + infinitive |
| mane, adv. | in the morning |
| discinctus, -a, -um | easygoing, undisciplined |
| vigil, vigilis, m. | gaurd, sentry |
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