| A | B |
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| atrium | -i, n., atrium |
| condicio | -onis, f., terms, agreement |
| consul | consulis, m., consul |
| cupiditas | -atis, f., desire |
| gloria | -ae, f., glory, fame |
| iniuria | -ae, f., injury, wrong, injustice |
| inopia | -ae, f., lack, scarcity |
| libertas | -atis, f., liberty, freedom |
| magnitudo | -inis, f., greatness, size |
| mens | mentis, f., mind |
| mora | -ae, f., delay |
| munus | muneris, n., duty, gift |
| nemo | neminis, no one |
| nobilitas | -atis, f., nobility, fame |
| obses | obsidis, m., hostage |
| passus | -us, m., pace, step |
| ripa | -ae, f., river bank |
| salus | salutis, f., safety, welfare, health |
| ventus | -i, m., wind |
| villa | -ae, f., country house, farm |
| vulnus | -eris, n., wound |
| caveo | cavere, cavi, cauturus, beware of |
| coniungo | -ere,-iunxi, -iunctus, join, unite |
| conscribo | -ere, -scripsi, -scriptus, enlist, enroll |
| despero | -are, -avi, -atus, despair, lose hope |
| expono | -ere, -posui, -positus, put out, set forth |
| exsequor | -qui, -secutus sum, pursue |
| infero | -ferre, -tuli, illatus, bring in, wage |
| nascor | nasci, natus sum, be born |
| noceo | -ere, nocui, nociturus ( + the dative case) harm |
| obtineo | -ere, -tinui, -tentus, hold, possess |
| occupo | -are, -avi, -atus, seize |
| pareo | -ere, parui, pariturus ( + dative), obey |
| pello | -ere, pepuli, pulsus, drive, rout |
| relinquo | -ere, -liqui, -lictus, leave, abandon |
| angustus | -a, -um, narrow |
| atque/ac | and, and especially |
| autem | however, moreover, but |
| ceteri | -ae, -a, the others, rest |
| cupidus | -a, -um, desirous, eager |
| facile | (adv) easily |
| fidelis | -e, faithful |
| incertus | -a, -um, uncertain |
| integer | -gra, -grum, whole, untouched, unharmed |
| opportunus | -a, -um, suitable, appropriate |
| per | ( + acc.) through |
| potens | gen.s. = potentis, powerful |
| praeter | ( + acc.) beyond, except, besides |
| quidem | (adv) indeed, in fact |
| semper | (adv) always |
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