| A | B |
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| Achates, ae m. | faithful comrade of Aeneas |
| adfor, ari, atus | address, speak to |
| bidens, entis | sheep (with two front teeth) |
| bis | twice |
| cado, ere, cecedi, casus | fall, fail, sink, die |
| conor, ari, atus | attempt, try, endeavor |
| Deiphobe, es f. | prophetess and priestess of Apollo and Hecate |
| dolor, oris, m. | grief, pain, passion, anger |
| effingo, ere, finxi, fictus | fashion, portray |
| Glaucus, i, m. | a sea-god gifted with prophetic powers |
| grex, gregis, m. | herd, flock |
| Icarus, i m. | son of Deadalus, who in his flight with his father from Crete flew too near the sun, melted his wings, fell into the sea, and was drowned |
| intactus, a um | untouched, unbroken |
| iste, ta, tud | that (of yours) |
| juvencus | bullock, ox |
| lego, ere, legi, lectus | choose, gather |
| macto (1) | sacrifice, slaughter, kill; honor |
| moror, ari, arus | delay, tarry, hinder |
| mos, moris m. | custom, ritual, manner |
| nisi, ni | if not, unless |
| opus, eris n. | work (of art); toil, labor |
| perlego, ere, legi, lectus | survey, examine |
| Pheobus, i m. | god of light, music and prophecy |
| posco, ere, poposci | demand, seek, ask |
| praemitto, ere, misi, missus | send forward |
| praesto, are, stiti, status | excel, be better |
| protinus | continuously, at once |
| quin | (but) that, nay even, why not |
| sacerdos, otis m. (f.) | priest(ess) |
| septem | seven |
| sino, ere, sivi, situs | permit, allow |
| spectaculum, i n. | sight, spectacle |
| totidem | as many, so many |
| Trivia, ae f. | Hecate, goddess of the lower world |
| una | together, at the same time |
| adflo (1) | breathe upon, blow upon, inspire |
| aditus , us m. | approach, entrance |
| anhelus, a, um | panting, gasping |
| antrum, i n. | cave, cavern, grotto |
| atonitus, a, um | thunderstruck, amazed |
| centum | hundred |
| cesso (1) | cease, pause, delay, hesitate |
| color, oris | color, hue, tint |
| coma, ae | hair, locks, tresses |
| como, ere, mpsi, mptus | arrange (properly) |
| contisceo, ere, ticui | become silent, hush |
| cor, rdis n. | heart, spirit, feelings, soul |
| curro, ere, cucurri, cursus | run, course |
| dehisco, ere, hivi | yawn, gape, open |
| durus, a, um | hard(y), harsh, stern |
| ecce | see! look! behold! |
| enim | for, indeed, truly |
| Euboicus | Euboean |
| excido, ere, i, sus | cut, hew (out) |
| ferus, a, um | wild, fierce, untamed |
| gelidus, a, um | cold, chilly, icy |
| latus, a, um | broad, wide, spacious |
| latus, eris n. | side, flank |
| mortalis, e | mortal, human, earthly |
| os, ossis n. | bone |
| ostium (i)i n. | mouth, entrance, harbor |
| posco, ere, poposci | demand, seek ask |
| prex, precis f. | prayer, entreaty |
| propior, ius | nearer, closer |
| rabies, ei f. | rage, fury, frenzy |
| responsum, i | answer, reply, response |
| rupes, is f. | rock, cliff, crag |
| Sibylla, ae f. | ancient Italian prophetess |
| sono, are, ui, itus | (re)sound, roar |
| subito | suddenly, unexpectedly |
| totidem | as many, so many |
| tremor, oris m. | trembling, shudder |
| Tros, Trois m. | Trojan |
| tumeo, ere, ui | swell, be swollen |
| unde | whence, from which source |
| virgo, inis f. | (unmarried) girl, maid(en) |
| votum, i n. | vow, prayer, (votive) offering |
| vultus, us m. | countenance, face, aspect |
| foris, is f. | door, gate, entrance |
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