A | B |
absens, entis | absent, separated, distant |
Ascanius, (i)i m. | son of Aeneas |
cado, ere, cecidi, casus | fall, sink, set |
convivium, (i)i n. | feast, banquet |
demens, entis | crazy, mad, distracted |
detineo, ere, ui, tentus | retain, hold back |
Dictaeus, a, um | of Dicte, a mountain in Crete, Cretan |
disgredior, i, gressus | (de)part, separate |
effor, ari, atus | speak (out), say |
exposco, ere, poposci | demand, entreat |
fallo, ere, fefelli, falsus | decieve, cheat, mock, beguile |
gremium, (i)i n. | bosom, lap, embrace |
haereo, ere, haesi, haesus | cling to, stick to (dat) |
harundo, inis f. | reed, arrow |
Iliacus, a, um | Trojan, Ilian |
imago, inis f. | likeliness, form, phantom |
incipio, ere, cepi, ceptus | begin, undertake |
incubo, are, ui, itus | recline (upon) (dat) |
infandus, a, um | unspeakable, unutterable |
iterum | again, anew, a second time |
latus, eris n. | side, flank |
letalis, e | deadly, mortal, lethal, fatal |
luna, ae f. | moon, moonlight |
maereo, ere | mourn, grieve, pine |
narro (1) | narrate, tell, recount |
obscurus, a, um | dark, obscure, gloomy |
ops, opis f. | help, resources, wealth, power |
ostento (1) | show (off), display, exhibit, parade |
pendeo, ere, pependi | hang, depend |
post | after, behind (acc); afterward |
premo, ere, pressi, pressus | (re)press |
resisto, ere, stiti | stop, resist (dat) |
Sidonius, a, um | of Sidon, a famous city of Phoenicia |
stratum, i n. | bed, couch; pavement |
suadeo, ere, asi, asus | persuade, advise |
vacuus, a, um | empty, free, vacant |
vicissim | in turn, by turns |
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