| A | B |
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| altum | the deep (sea) |
| cano, ere, cecini, cantus | sing of, chant, proclaim |
| jacto (1) | toss, buffet |
| Lavinius, a , um | Lavinian, of Lavenium |
| memor, oris | mindful, remembering, unforgetting |
| ob | on account of |
| profugus, a um | exiled, fugative |
| saevus, a, um | cruel, stern, fierce |
| quoque | also |
| adeo, ire, ii, ivi | approach, encounter |
| Albanus, a, um | Alban, of Alba Longa |
| caelestis, e | divine, heavenly |
| causa, ae, f. | reason, cause |
| colonus, i, m | colonist, settler |
| condo, ere, didi, ditus | found, establish |
| doleo, ere, ui, itus | suffer, grieve (at), be angry, resent |
| impello, ere, puli, pulsus | strike (against), drive, force |
| infero, ferre, tuli, latus | bring (into) |
| insignis, e | distinguished, marked, splendid |
| laedo, ere, si, sus | strike, hurt, offend, thwart |
| Latinus, a, um | Latin, of latium |
| Latium, i, n | district of central Italy around Rome |
| memoro (1) | recall, recount, relate |
| Musa, ae, f | Muse, goddess of liberal arts |
| patior, i, passus | suffer, endure |
| pietas, atis, f. | loyalty, devotion, sense of duty |
| tot | so many |
| unde | whence, from which source |
| asper, ere, erum | harsh, rough, fierce |
| colo, ere, ui, clutas | cultivate, dwell (in), honor, cherish |
| contra | opposite, facing |
| currus, us, m | chariot, car |
| dives, divitis | rich, wealthy |
| enim | for, indeed, in truth |
| foveo, ere, fovi, fotus | cherish, fondle |
| Karthago, inis, f | Carthage |
| longe | far (off), at a distance |
| magis | more, rather |
| olim | (at) some time, once |
| ops, opis, f | help, resources, power, wealth |
| ostium, i, n | mouth, entrance |
| posthabeo, ere, ui, itus | place after, esteem less |
| progenies, ei, f | offspring, race |
| qua | in any way, where |
| Samos, i, f | island of the Aegean, center of worship for Juno |
| sino, ere, sivi, situs | permit, allow |
| studium, i, n | zeal, desire, pursuit |
| Tiberinus, a, um | of the Tiber |
| Trojanus, a, um | Trojan, of Troy |
| verto, ere, i, rsus | (over)turn, change |
| Argi, orum, m | Argos, a city in Greece, center of worship for Juno |
| carus, a, um | dear, fond, beloved |
| causa, ae, f | reason, cause |
| dolor, oris, m | pain, grief, anger, passion |
| etiam | besides, also, even |
| excidium, i, n. | destruction, overthrow |
| excido, ere, i | fall from, perish |
| forma, ae, f. | beauty, shape, form |
| Ganymedes, is, m | son of Laomedon, king of Troy; cupbearer of the gods |
| gero, ere, gessi, gestus | carry (on), wage |
| injuria, ae, f | wrong, insult, injustice |
| invisus, a, um | hated, hateful, odius |
| judicium, i, n | decision, judgement |
| late | widely, far and wide |
| Libya, ae, f | region of North Africa |
| metuo, ere, ui | fear, dread |
| necdum | not yet, nor yet |
| Parcae, arum, f | the Fates |
| Paris, idis m. | Trojan prince, son of Priam, caused the Trojan War |
| populus, i, m | people, nation |
| pro | before, for, in behalf of |
| rapio, ere, ui, ptus | snatch (up),, plunder |
| repono, ere, posui, positus | put (back, away), store up |
| Saturnia, ae, f | Juno, daughter of Saturn |
| sperno, ere, sprevi, spretus | despise, reject |
| superbus, a, um | proud, haughty |
| vetus, eris | old,former, ancient |
| accendo, ere, i, ensus | inflame, enrage |
| Achilles, is m | Greek leader at Troy |
| aes, aeris,n | bronze |
| annus, i, m | year |
| arceo, ere, ui | keep off, defend, restrain |
| condo, ere, didi, ditus | found, establish |
| conspectus, us, m | sight, view |
| immitis, e | fierce, cruel |
| moles, is, f | mass, burden, difficulty |
| reliquiae, arum, f | rest, remnant(s), leaving(s) |
| Romanus, a, um | of Rome, Roman |
| sal, salis, n | salt (water), sea |
| Siculus, a, um | Sicilian, of Sicily, a large island south of Italy |
| spuma, ae, f | foam, froth, spray |
| Tros, Trois, m. | Trojan |
| aeternus, a, um | eternal, everlasting |
| Ajax, acis, m | Greek leader, who in the sack of Troy had torn Priam's daughter, Cassandra, from the sanctuary of Minerva |
| Argivus, a, um | Argive, Greek |
| averto, ere, i, rsus | keep off, turn aside |
| desisto, ere, stiti, stitus | cease (from), desist |
| disjicio, ere, jeci, jectus | scatter, disperse |
| everto, ere, i, rsus | (over)turn |
| exspiro (1) | breathe out, exhale |
| exuro, ere, ussi, ustus | burn (up) |
| furiae, arum, f. | madness, rage |
| inceptum, i, n. | beginning, undertaking, purpose |
| jaculor, ari, atus | hurl, throw |
| noxa, ae, f | crime, fault, hurt, harm |
| nubes, is, f. | cloud, mist, fog |
| Oileus, ei, m | Greek king, father of Ajax |
| Pallas, adis, f | Minerva, goddess of wisdom and arts |
| pontus, i m | sea |
| quippe | truly, indeed, surely, forsooth |
| rapidus, a, um | swift, whirling, consuming |
| ratis, is, f | raft, ship |
| summergo, ere, si, rsus | sink, drown |
| transfigo, ere, xi, xus | pierce, transfix |
| veto, are, ui, itus | forbid, prevent |
| vulnus, eris, n | wound, blow |
| acutus, a, um | sharp, pointed |
| adoro (1) | worship, adore, honor |
| corripio, ere, ui, reptus | snatch (up) |
| impono, ere, posui, positus | place on |
| incedo, ere, cessi, cessus | walk (proudly), stride |
| infigo, ere, xi, xus | fasten on, impale |
| praeterea | besides, hereafter |
| quisquam, quaequam, quicquam | any(one), any(thing) |
| scopulus, i, m | rock, cliff, crag |
| soror, oris, f | sister |
| supplex, icis | suppliant, humble |
| tot | so many |
| turbo, inis, m | whirlpool, storm |
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