| A | B |
| Lavinium | city founded by Aeneas in Italy |
| Juno | queen of the gods |
| Latium | region in central Italy |
| Musa | called upon by Vergil to inspire his description of the causes of Juno's anger |
| Tyrii | Carthaginians (from Tyre) |
| Karthago | city in Africa; home of Hannibal |
| Samos | island sacred to Juno |
| Libya | region of North Africa |
| Parcae | the fates |
| Paris | judged beauty contest; stole Heen |
| Ganymede | cupbearer to the gods |
| Ajax Oileus | Greek leader killed by Athena for taking Cassandra from Athena's temple |
| Aeolus | king of the winds |
| Aeolia | kingdom of the winds |
| Ilium | Troy |
| Deiopea | nymph offered to Aolus as a bribe to set loose the winds |
| Teucri | Trojans |
| Tydides | Diomedes; fought Aeneas in Troy |
| Hector | Trojan hero |
| Aeacides | Achilles |
| Simois | river near Troy |
| Samos | island where Juno was worshipped |
| Saturnia | another name for Juno |
| Tiberis | river in Rome |
| Troia | Troy; Ilium |
| Sidon and Tyre | cities in Phoenicia |