| A | B |
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| pauci, -ae, -a | a few |
| inferus, -a, -um | infernal |
| superus, -a , -um | of this world, upper |
| revertor, -i, reversus sum (dep) | to return |
| haud | not |
| imperitus, -a, -um (in + abl) | unskilled (in) |
| lyra, -ae (f) | lyre |
| avis, -is (f) | bird |
| cantare | to sing; (+ abl) to play (an instrument) |
| sonus, -us, (m) | sound |
| amoenus, -a, -um | charming |
| cessare | to cease, stop |
| commovero, -ere, commovi, commotus | to touch, move |
| quoque | too |
| formosus, -a, -um | beautiful, shapely |
| traho, -ere, traxi, tractus | to attract, draw, pull |
| invicem | in turn |
| quondam | one day, once |
| ager, agri (m) | field; (pl) countryside |
| venenatus, -a , -um | poisonous |
| ico (icio), icere, ici, ictus | to sting, bite |
| discedo, -cedere, -cessi, -cessum | to depart |
| Orcus, -i | Orcus, lower world |
| lugero, -ere, luxi | to mourn, lament |
| recuperare | to get back |
| spelunca, -ae (f) | cave |
| altus, -a, -um | deep |
| aditus, -us (m) | entrance |
| subter (+ acc) | below |
| Styx, Stygis (f) | Styx |
| horrendus, -a, -um | grim |
| portitor, -oris (m) | ferryman |
| procul es! (imperative) | away from here! |
| nefas est (+ inf) | it is wrong, it is not right |
| defuncti, -orum (mpl) | the dead |
| placare | to calm down, placate |
| cumba, -ae (f) | boat |
| vestibulum, -i | entrance hall |
| illic | there |
| ostium, -I (n) | door, entrance |
| recumbo, -ere, recubi | to crouch |
| ingens, -entis | mighty, huge |
| furenter | furiously |
| latrare | to bark |
| obsto, -are, obstiti (+ dat) | to block (someone's) way |
| demum | at last |
| solium, -I (n) | throne |
| reddo, -dere, -did, -ditus | to give back |
| omnipotens, -entis | almighty |
| sicut | as, like |
| huc | here, hither |
| pro certo | for sure |
| redeo, -ire, -ii, -itum | to return |
| certe | certainly, unquestionably |
| quidquid | whatever |
| dimitto, -ere, dimisi, dimissus | to let go |
| coepi, -isse (def. verb) | I began |
| conciliare (1st conj) | to win over |
| cedo, -ere, cessi (+ dat) | to give in to |
| respicio, -ere, respexi, respectum | to look back |
| festinare | to hurry, rush |
| in conspectu esse | to be in sight |
| tum maxime | just then |
| exhortor, -ari, exhortatus sum (dep) | to encourage |
| mandata, -orum (n pl) | instructions |
| obliviscor, -i, oblitus sum (dep) (+ gen) | to forget |
| vale! | goodbye! |
| dux, ducis (m) | guide |
| maestus, -a, -um | sad |
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