| A | B |
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| adeo, ire, ii(ivi), itus | approach |
| aquosus, a, um | watery, rainy |
| attollo, ere | lift, rear, raise |
| bidens, entis f. | with two teeth, two-year old sheep |
| carina, ae f. | keel; ship, boat |
| causa, causae f. | cause, reason, pretext |
| Ceres, eris f. | (Goddess of) grain |
| comitor, ari, atus | accompany, escort, attend, follow |
| conjugium, (i)i n. | wedlock, husband, wife |
| delubrium, i n. | shrine, temple, sancuary |
| desaevio, ire, ivi (ii), itus | rage(furiously) |
| dubius, a, um | doubtful, wavering |
| exquiro, ere, quisivi | seek(out) |
| flammo (1) | inflame, burn, fire |
| gloria, gloriae f. | renown, glory, fame, pride |
| hiems, emis f. | winter, storm |
| hospitium, (i)i n. | hospitality, welcome |
| Iliacus, a, um | Trojan, Ilian |
| impensus, a, um | vast, vehement |
| indulgeo, ere, lsi, ltus | indulge, favor (dat.) |
| innecto, ere, x(u)i, xus | weave, connect |
| legifer, era, erum | law-bringing |
| lego, ere, legi, lectus | choose, collect |
| lito (1) | sacrifice (favorably), appease |
| Lyaeus, i m. | Bacchus, (god of) wine |
| macto (1) | sacrifice, slaughter, kill; honor |
| modo | only, (just) now |
| moror, ari, atus | delay, tarry, hinder |
| mos, moris m. | custom, ritual, manner |
| Orion, onis m. | the storm-bringing constellation, named for the famous hunter transported to heaven |
| pax, pacis f. | peace, favor, grace, repose |
| Phoebus, i m. | Apollo, god of light, music, and prophecy |
| posco, ere, poposci | demand, seek, ask |
| principio | first(ly), in the first place |
| pudor, oris m. | shame, modesty, honor |
| Punicus, a, um | Punic,Carthaginian |
| quantus, a, um | how great, how much, how many |
| quasso (1) | shake, shatter, toss |
| ratis, is f. | raft, ship, boat |
| solvo, ere, i, solutus | loose(n), release, break down, free, pay |
| soror, oris f. | sister |
| spes, ei f. | hope, expectation |
| tractabilis, e | manageable, favorable |
| venia, ae f. | favor, pardon, grace |
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