| A | B |
|---|
| adeo | to such an extent |
| adgredior, i, gressus | attack, address |
| adsurgo, ere, surrexi, surrectus | rise |
| aequo (l) | (make) equal, match, level |
| aeturnus, a, um | everlasting, eternal |
| amplus, a, um | large, grand, ample |
| carus, a, um | dear, beloved, fond |
| certamen, inis n. | contest, rivalry, strife |
| coepi, isse, ptus | begin, commence |
| dolus, i m. | deceit, strategem |
| duo, ae, o | two |
| egregius, a, um | remarkable, noble |
| exerceo, ere, ui, itus | drive, exercise |
| fallo, ere, fefelli, falsus | deceive, cheat, escape the notice (of) |
| femina, ae f. | woman, female |
| furor,oris, m. | madness, frenzy, passion |
| hymenaeus, i m. | wedding (hymn); Hymen |
| interrumpo, ere, rupi, ruptus | interrupt |
| juventus, utis f. | youth, young men |
| Karthago, inis f. | Carthage, a city of North Africa |
| laus, laudis f. | praise, glory, merit |
| machina, ae f. | machine, engine, device |
| memorabilis, e | memorable, glorious |
| minae, arum f. | threat, menace, pinnacle |
| modus, i m. | manner, measure, limit |
| murus, i m. | (city) wall, battlement |
| obsto, are, stiti, status | oppose, resist (dat.) |
| opus, eris n. | work, labor, deed, task |
| paciscor, i, pactus | stipulate, bargain, fix |
| pax, pacis f. | peace, favor, grace, repose |
| pendeo, ere, pependi | hang, depend |
| persentio, ire, sensi, sensus | feel deeply, perceive(thoroughly) |
| pestis, is f. | plague, destruction |
| potius | rather, preferably |
| propugnaculum, i n. | rampart, battlement |
| quin | that not, but that, why not, nay even |
| Saturnia, ae f. | daughter of Saturn, Juno |
| spolium, (i)i n. | booty, spoils |
| suspicio, ere, spexi, spectus | look from beneat, suspect |
| turris, is f. | tower, turret |
| tutus, a, um | protected, safe, secure |
| Venus, eris f. | goddess of love and beauty; love |
| vereo, eri, itus | fear, dread, revere |
| vero | truly, indeed, but |
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