| A | B |
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| Acates, ae m. | faithful comrade of Aeneas |
| adfor, ari, atus | adress, speak to |
| bidens, entis f. | sheep (with two front teeth) |
| bis | twice |
| cado, ere, cecidi | fall, fail |
| conor, ari, atus | attempt, try |
| Deiphobe, es f. | prophetess and priestess |
| dolor, doloris m. | pain, passion |
| effingo, ere, finxi, fictus | fashion |
| Glaucus, i m. | sea god gifted with prophetic powers |
| grex, gregis m. | herd, flock |
| Icarus, i m. | son of Daedalus |
| intectus, a, um | untouched, unbroken |
| iste, ta, tud | that (of yours) |
| juvencus, i m. | bullock, ox |
| lego, ere, legi, lectus | choose, gather |
| macto (1) | sacrifice |
| moror, ari, atus | delay |
| mos, moris m. | costom |
| nisi, ni | if not, unless |
| opus, eris, n. | work, labor |
| perlego, ere, legi, lectus | examine |
| Phoebus, i, m. | god of light, music |
| posco, ere, poposci, | demand, seek |
| prasemitto, ere, misi, missus | send forward |
| praesto, are, stiti, status (stitus) | excel, be better |
| protinus | at once |
| quin | (but) that |
| sacerdos, otis m. (f) | priest(ess) |
| septem | seven |
| sino, ere, sivi, situs | permit |
| spectaculum, i n. | sight |
| templum, i n. | temple, shrine |
| totidem | as many |
| Trivia, ae f. | Hecate, goddess of the lower world |
| una | together, at the same time |
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