| A | B |
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| delphīnus, -ī, m. | dolphin |
| fidēs, -ium, f.pl. | lyre |
| fidicen, -cinis, m. | lyre-player |
| cantus, -ūs, m. | singing, music |
| carmen, -minis, n. | song, poem |
| dorsum, -ī, n. | back |
| maleficium, -ī, n. | evil deed, crime |
| salūs, -lūtis, f. | safety, well-being, salvation |
| nōtus -a -um | known |
| ignārus -a -um | ignorant, unaware |
| rapidus -a -um | rushing, rapid |
| celsus -a -um | tall |
| fallāx, -ācis | deceitful |
| redūcere | lead back, bring back |
| invidēre | envy |
| parcere | spare |
| permittere | allow, permit |
| permovēre | move deeply |
| abstinēre | keep away |
| dēsilīre | jump down |
| dēspērāre | lose hope, despair (of) |
| allicere | attract |
| subīre | go under, undergo |
| expōnere | set out, put ashore, expose |
| appārēre | appear |
| stupēre | be aghast, be dumbstruck |
| cōnfitērī | confess |
| sēsē | = sē |
| inde | from there |
| repente | suddenly |
| quasi | as, like, as if |
| nōnnumquam | not never, sometimes |
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