| A | B |
|---|
| conticescere | to become silent |
| torus | couch |
| eruere | to destroy |
| Myrmidones | Myrmidons (Achilles' men) |
| Dolopes | Dolopians (Pyrrhus' men) |
| durus | pitiless, harsh |
| Ulixes, i | Ulysses (Odysseus) |
| umidus, a, um | moist, damp |
| praecipitare | to fall downward |
| supremus | last, final |
| instar | equivalent (+ genitive) |
| vagari | to wander |
| delectus | select |
| sortiri | to select |
| includere | to insert, enclose |
| caverna | cave |
| uterus, i | womb |
| armare | to equip |
| innuptus, a, um | virgin (unmarried) |
| Minerva, ae | Minerva (Pallas Athena) |
| complector, complecti, complexus sum | to surround |
| iniquus, a, um | unfair |
| Pelides, ae (m) | descendant of Peleus who was the father of Achilles |
| Neoptolemus, i | a.k.a. Pyrrhus, son of Achilles |
| invadere | to invade |
| vigil, vigilis (m) | guard, watchman, sentry |
| commendare | to commit, entrust |
| pererrare | to wander |
| decurrere | to hurry down |
| machina, ae | seige-engine |
| error, erroris | mistake, deception |
| curvus, a, um | winding, curved |
| alvus, i (f) | belly, womb, hollow cavity |
| laevus, a, um | unpropitious, ill-omened, unfavorable |
| Argolicus, a, um | Argive, Greek |
| foedare | to mutilate |
| obicere | to throw in the way |
| taurus, i | bull |
| mactare | to sacrifice |
| anguis, anguis | snake, serpent |
| incumbere | to press upon |
| pariter | together, at the same time |
| iuba, ae | mane, crest, plume |
| pone | in the rear, behind |
| sufficere (suffectus) | to provide; to stain |
| vibrare | to vibrate |
| diffugere | to scatter |
| visus, visus | gaze, vision |
| exsanguis | bloodless, pale |
| implicare | to enfold |
| collum | neck |
| divellere | to tear apart |
| horrendus | horrendous |
| saucius | wounded, suffering |
| securis | axe |
| sinus, US (m) | fold of a garment; bay, gulf |
| rupes, rupis (f) | steep rocky cliff, crag |
| minor, minari, minatus sum | to threaten, menace |
| tutus, a, um | safe, without risk |
| scaena, ae (f) | background, scenery, stage |
| coruscus, a, um | trembling, quivering; gleaming, glistening |
| desuper (adv) | from above, up above |
| horreo, horrEre, horrui | to shudder at, to shiver, to be fearful |
| nemus, nemoris (n) | woddland, forest; thicket; sacred grove |
| immineo, imminEre | to overhang, overlook, be overhead |
| intus (adv.) | within, inside |
| dulcis, is, e | sweet, fresh, delightful, dear |
| fessus, a, um | tired |
| ancora, ae (f) | anchor |
| morsus, Us (m) | biting, bite; grip, hook |
| subeo, subire, subii, subitus | to come up to, to approach (with assistance); to come next, to follow |
| artus, US (m) | joint, arm, leg, limb |
| silex, silicis (m) | hard rock, stone, flint |
| excudo, excudere, excudi, excusus | to forge, fashion; to strike out |
| suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus | to support, hold up; to take up, to have (a child) |
| folium, i (n) | leaf |
| Ceres, Cereris (f) | Ceres; (by metonymy) wheat, bread, food |
| expedio (4) | to prepare; (passive) to be prepared, to make one's way |
| frux, frugis (f) | produce, fuit; (pl.) grain |
| pietas, pietatis | justice, compassion |
| ictus, ictUs | force, impact |
| degener, degeneris | degenerate, contemptible |
| regnator, regnatoris | ruler, governor |
| exitus, exitUs | end, death |
| truncus, i | body, trunk, torso |
| circumsto, circumstare | to surround |
| exhalo, exhalare | to exhale; to die |
| desero, deserere | to leave behind, abandon |
| natus, i | son |
| scelus, sceleris | wickedness |
| talis | such |
| praemium, i | loot, booty |
| cernere | to see |
| funus, funeris | death |
| genitor, genitoris | father, ancestor |
| labor, labi, lapsus sum | to slip, fall |
| quondam | once |
| iaceo, iacEre | to lie down |
| umerus, i | shoulder |
| Hecuba, ae | Hecuba, Priam's wife, Queen of Troy |
| nurus, Us (f) | daughter-in law; young unmarried woman |
| thalamus, i (m) | bridal bedroom, chamber of a married couple |
| deficio, deficere, defeci, defectus | to let down, fail, fall short |
| senior, senior, senius | older; (as a substantive) older man, old man |
| inutilis, is, e | useless, ineffectual |
| iuxtA | adv. and prep. + acc: nearby, close by |
| altaria, altarium (n, pl.) | altar (for burned offerings) |
| columba, ae (f) | pigeon, dove |
| iste, a, ud | that (as an invective) |
| effor, effari, effatus sum | to utter, say, speak |
| plangor, plangoris (m) | lamentation |
| aedes, aedis (f) | room, apartment; (pl.) dwelling, house, palace |
| pavidus, a, um | terror-stricken, frightened |
| amnis, amnis (m) | river, stream |
| iuventa, ae (f) | youthfulness |
| indulgeo, indulgere | to show kindness, be generous to |
| aro, arare | to plow through |
| Hesperia | Italy |
| opimus, a, um | rich, plentiful, abundant |
| lenis, lenis, lene | gentle, light |
| Thybris, Thybridis | the river Tiber |
| audeo, audere, ausus sum | to dare, to be bold |
| umbra, ae | shadow, shade |
| maestus, US | sadness, gloom |
| nequiquam | in vain |
| tectum, i (n) | roof |
| coma, ae | hair |
| faux, faucium | jaws |
| iuvo, iuvare | to help |
| coniunx, coniugis | spouse |
| sino, sinere, sivi, situs | to allow |
| carus, a, um | dear, beloved, fond |
| circumsto, are, avi, atus | to surround, stand around |
| Iulus, i (m) | Ascanius, son of Aeneas |
| respicio, respicere, respexi, respectus | to look back |
| claurs, a, um | clear, bright, illustrious |
| everto, ere, i, rsus | to overturn, to destroy |
| ob | on account of + accusative |
| Tyndaris, idi (f) | daughter of Tyndarus, Helen |
| coniugium, i (n) | wedlock, husband, wife |
| Ilias, adis (f) | Trojan woman |
| pario, ere, peperi, partus | to reproduce, to gain, acquire, to give birth to |
| scilicet | of course, to be sure, doubtless |
| cinis, eris (m) | ashes |
| femineus, a, um | of women, feminine |
| laudo, are | to praise |
| sumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptus | to take up, assume |
| insuper | above, besides |
| refulgeo, ERE, refulsi, refulsus | to gleam, shine, glitter |
| aetas, aetatis (f) | age, time |
| invisus, a, um | hateful, hated, odious |
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