| A | B |
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| damnosus-a-um | extravagant, ruinous |
| usque | all the way |
| nomino, are, avi, atus | to name |
| Esquiliae, arum, f pl. | Esquiline Hill |
| vestibulum, i, n | entance hall |
| colossus, i, m | a large statue |
| effigies, ei, f | likeness |
| laxitas, atis, f | spaciousness, expanse |
| porticus, us, f | portico (covered walkway) |
| triplex, triplicis (adjective) | triple |
| miliarius-a-um | 1 mile long (1000 paces (mille) were said to be a mile) |
| stagnum i, n | pond |
| mare, maris, n | sea |
| instar (+ preceeding gen.) | like |
| adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus | to be present |
| circumsaeptus,a,um | closed in, surround |
| species, ei, f | appearance, likeness |
| insuper | in addition |
| pascua, ae, f | pasturage |
| genus, generis, n. | kind, type |
| pecus, pecudis, f. | livestock, herd |
| fera, ae, f. | wild animal |
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