| A | B |
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| immittere | to give |
| habena, -ae, f. | reins, check |
| Euboicus, -a, -um | Euboea (Cumae was settled by a colony from Euboea) |
| Cumae, -ā:rum, f. | Cumae (ancient city of Campania) |
| obvertere (w. dat.) | to turn to |
| prō:ra, -ae, f. | prow |
| dē:ns, dentis, m. | fluke (of an anchor) |
| fundā:re | hold to fast |
| praetexere | to line |
| ē:micā:re | to rush forth |
| Hesperius, -a, -um | western (i.e., Italian) |
| sē:men, -inis, n. | element, spark |
| abstrū:sus, -a, -um (abstrū:dere, -sī:, -sus) | hidden |
| silex, -licis, m. | flint |
| tectum, -ī: . | lair |
| rapere | to scour |
| Apollō:, -inis, m. | Apollo (god of prophecy) |
| praesideo, -ē:re, -sē:dī:, -sessus (w. dat.) | to rule |
| horrendus, -a, -um | dreadful |
| Sibylla, -ae, f. | the Sibyl (priestess of Apollo) |
| antrum, -ī:, n. | cavern, cave |
| Dē:lius, -a, -um | Delian (Delos was the birthplace of Apollo ) |
| aperiō:, -ī:re, -uī:, -ertus | to reveal |
| Trivia, -ae, f. | Hecate (goddess of the lower world) |
| lucus, -ī:, m. | (sacred) grove |
| Daedalus, -ī:, m. | Daedalus (famous Athenian craftsman who built the labyrinth on Crete from which he escaped on wings which he had made) |
| Mī:nō:ius, -a, -um | of Minos (king of Crete) |
| praepes, -etis | swift |
| ī:nsuē:tus, -a, -um | unaccustomed |
| ē:nā:re | to glide |
| Arctus, -ī:, f. | the Bear (constellation Ursus Major, in the northern sky) |
| Chalcidicus, -a, -um | Chalcidian (epithet of Cumae) |
| Phoebus, -ī:, m | Phoebus (epithet of Apollo) |
| remigium, -ī:, n. | oarage. |
| ala, -ae, -f. | wing |
| foris, -is, f. | door |
| lē:tum, -ī:, n. | death |
| Androgeō:s, -eō: (Greek gen.) | Androgeos (son of Minos) |
| pendere | to pay |
| Cecropidē:s, -ā:rum, m., | Athenians (children of Cecrops) |
| septē:nī:, -ae, -a | seven (each), (a group of) seven |
| quotannī:s | annually |
| ducere | to draw |
| sors, sortis, f. | lot |
| contrā: | opposite (ie., on the other door) |
| Gnō:sius, -s, -um | of Cnossos (city of Crete, ruled by Minos) |
| taurus, -ī:, m. | bull |
| suppō:nō:, -ere, posuī:, -positus | to place (X) under |
| Pā:siphaē:, -ē:s, f. | Pashiphae (wife of Minos) |
| prō:les, -is, f. | offspring |
| biformis, -e | double-shaped |
| Mī:nō:taurus, -ī:, -m. | the Minotaur (the Cretan half-bull, half-man) |
| inesse | to be on |
| venus, veneris, f. (= amor, amō:ris, m.) | love |
| nefandus, -a, -um | unspeakable |
| labor ille domū:s | lit. “that (well-known) effort of the house (i.e., the Labyrinth) |
| inextricā:bilis, -e | unsolvable |
| error, -ō:ris, m. | wander (i.e, maze) |
| miserā:rī: | to show pity for |
| dolō:s . . . ambā:gē:sque | tricks and goings around (i.e., the treacherous, winding passages) |
| resolvere | to unravel |
| regere | to guide |
| fī:lum, -ī:, n. | thread |
| vē:stī:gium, -ī:, n. | foot-step |
| sinere | to allow |
| Ĭ:carus, -Ĭ:, m. | Icarus (son af Daedalus) |
| bis | twice |
| effingere | to depict |
| cadō:, -ere, cecidī:, cā:sus | to fall |
| quī:n | nay even |
| prō:tinus | continuously |
| perlegere | to scan |
| ni = nisi | except |
| Achā:tē:s, -ae, m. | Achates (Aeneas’ comrade) |
| ū:nā: | along with (him) |
| Deiphobē:, -ē:s, f. | Deiphobe (prophetess of Apollo; the Sibyl’s name) |
| Glaucus, -ī:, m. | Glaucus (father of Deiphobe) |
| spectā:culum, -ī:, n. | sight |
| grex, gregis, m. | flock |
| intactus, -a, -um | unbroken (i.e., to the yoke) |
| iuvencus, -ī:, m. | bullock |
| bidē:ns, -ntis, f. | sheep (two-years old) |
| adfā:rī: | to address |
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