| A | B |
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| enuntio (1) | to announce, report |
| mos, moris, f. | custom, tradition, moral |
| cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum | to compel, drive together, collect |
| causam dicere | to plead a case |
| damno (1) | to condemn |
| cremo (1) | to burn |
| oportet, oportere, oportuit (+acc +inf) | it is necessary |
| familia, -ae, f. | a household |
| se eripere | to save oneself |
| incito (1) | to spur on, incite, arouse |
| ius, iuris, n. | right, law |
| exsequor, exsequi, exsecutus sum | to enforce |
| magistratus, -us, m. | magistrate, official |
| suspicor (1) | to suspect |
| nihilo minus | nevertheless |
| oppidum, -i, n. | town |
| vicus, -i, m. | village |
| privatus--a--um | private |
| comburo, -bere, -bussi, -bustum | to burn up |
| iter, itineris, n. | journey, route |
| singulus--a--um | individual, one-by-one |
| impendeo, -ere | to hang over |
| expeditus--a--um | easy, unencumbered |
| vadum, -i, n. | ford, shallow place |
| pons, pontis, m. | bridge |
| praeter (+acc) | beyond, except |
| induco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum | to lead in, influence |
| coniuratio, -tionis, f. | conspiracy |
| nobilitas, -tatis, f. | nobility, aristocracy |
| copia, -ae, f. | abundance, amount, (pl) forces |
| undique | on all sides |
| mons, montis, m. | mountain (range) |
| lacus, -us, m. | lake |
| vagor, vagari, vagatus sum | to wander |
| finitimus, -i, m. | neighbor |
| bello (1) | to make war |
| dolor, -is, m. | pain, grief, suffering |
| pro (+abl) | on behalf of, for, in proportion to |
| angustus--a--um | narrow, small |
| pateo, -ere, -ui | to stand open, extend |
| auctoritas, -tiatis, f. | authority, influence |
| permoveo, -ere, -movi, -motus | to move deeply, upset |
| comparo (1) | to prepare, procure |
| carrus, -us, m. | cart, wagon |
| frumentum, -i, n. | grain, crop |
| civitas, -tatis, f. | city, state |
| confirmo (1) | to strengthen |
| conficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum | to complete, exhaust, accomplish |
| deligo, -ere, -legi, -lectum | to delight |
| biennium, -i, n. | a two year period |
| profectio, -ionis, f. | departure |
| legatio, -tionis, f. | delegation, embassy |
| item (adv) | likewise |
| principatum, -i, n. | leadership |
| idem. eadem, idem | the same |
| divido, -ere, divisi, divisum | to divide |
| pars, partis, f. | part |
| tertius--a--um | third |
| institutum, -i, n. | custom |
| propterea quod | because |
| cultus, -us, m. | way of living, civilization |
| humanitas, -tatis, f. | culture |
| mercator, -is, m. | merchant |
| effemino (1) | to weaken |
| pertineo, -ere, -ui | to extend to, to pertain to |
| proximus--a--um (+dat) | nearest, next |
| qua de causa | for this reason |
| supero (1) | excel, surpass, defeat |
| fere | nearly |
| cotidianus--a--um | daily |
| contendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentus | to struggle, hasten |
| prohibeo, -ere, -ui | to prevent, keep from |
| contineo, -ere, -ui | to hold together, contain |
| attingo, -ere, -tigi, -tactus | to touch, reach, border |
| vergo, -ere | to slope, to lie |
| septentriones, -um, m.pl. | the north |
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