| A | B |
|---|
| pedem referre | to retrace his steps |
| casus, -us | misfortune |
| evado, -ere, evasi, evasus | to escape |
| reddo, -ere, reddidi, redditus | to give back, return |
| superus, a, um | upper |
| aura, -ae | breeze, air |
| sequor, sequi, secutus sum | to follow |
| namque | for (explanatory) |
| lex, legis | law |
| subitus, a, um | sudden |
| incautus, a, um | unthinking |
| dementia, -ae | madness |
| amans, amantis | lover |
| impleo, -ere, implevi | to fill |
| ex ordine | in a row |
| mensis, -is | month |
| rupes, -is | rock, crag |
| aerius, a, um | high, towering in the air |
| unda, -ae | water, wave |
| fleo, -ere, flevi | to weep |
| gelidus, a, um | frozen |
| evolvo, -ere, evolvi | to relate, express |
| desertus, a, um | lonely, desolate, abandoned |
| antrum, -i | cave |
| mulceo, -ere, mulsi, mulsus | to tame |
| quercus, -i | oak tree |
| carmen, carminis | song |
| qualis | just as |
| philomela, -ae | nightingale |
| maereo, -ere | to grieve, mourn |
| queror, queri, questus sum | to lament (for) |
| arator, aratoris | ploughman |
| nidus, -i | nest |
| detraho, -ere, detraxi, detractus | to pull away |
| ramus, -i | branch |
| maestus, a, um | sad, sorrowful |
| late | far and wide |
| questus, -us | lament, complaint |
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