| A | B |
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| adhūc | still, yet, hitherto |
| Ancus, ī m. | fourth king of Rome, pictured by Vergil as a demagogue |
| Ausonius, a, um | Ausonian, Italian |
| autem | however, moreover, but |
| celsus, a, um | high, lofty, towering |
| cōnsistō, ere, stitī, stitus | stand (fast) |
| crīnis, is m. | hair, locks, tresses |
| Curēs, ium m. | Italian city, home of Numa, lawgiver and second king of Rome |
| deinde | then, thence, next, therupon |
| dēsuētus, a, um | unaccustomed, dormant |
| dubitō (1) | doubt, hesitate, waver |
| extendō, ere, ī, ntus | extend, stretch out |
| factum, ī n. | deed, achievement, exploit |
| flectō, ere, xī, xus | bend, turn; guide |
| fundō (1) | found, establish, base |
| gaudeō, ēre, gāvīsus sum | rejoice, exult |
| habēna, ae f. | rein, curb, check |
| incānus, a, um | hoary, grey, white |
| īnsignis, e | distinguished, marked |
| jactō (1) | toss, buffet, boast, vaunt |
| jugum, ī n. | yoke, (mountain) ridge |
| juxtā | next, close to (acc.) |
| lēx, lēgis f. | law, decree, regulation |
| Līber, erī m. | Bacchus, god of wine, who drove his chariot drawn by tigers (or panthers) all over the world |
| mentum, ī n. | chin; beard, whiskers |
| metus, ūs m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| nimium | too (much, greatly) |
| nōscō, ere, nōvī, nōtus | learn, recognise; perf. know |
| Nysa, ae f. | mountain of India, fabled birthplace of Bacchus |
| olīva, ae f. | olive |
| ōtium, (i)ī n. | repose, peace, leisure |
| panpineus, a, um | small, little |
| patria, ae f. | fatherland, country |
| pauper, eris | poor, needy, lowly |
| populāris, e | popular, of the people |
| prohibeō, ēre, uī, itus | prevent, prohibit |
| quoque | also, in addition, too, likewise |
| rāmus, ī m. | branch, limb, bough |
| reses, idis | inactive, sluggish, dormant |
| Rōmānus, a, um | Roman, of Rome |
| rumpō, ere, rūpī, ruptus | break, burst (forth) |
| superbus, a, um | proud, haughty |
| Tarquinius, (i)ī m. | Tarquinius Priscus, the fifth, and Tarquinius Superbus, the seventh and last king of Rome |
| tigris, (id)is m. (f.) | tiger, tigress |
| triumphus, ī m. | triumph, victory |
| Tullus, ī m. | a great warrior, third king of Rome |
| vertex, icis m. | top, peak, summit, head |
| virtūs, ūtis f. | manhood, excellence, valor |
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