| admitto, ere, admisi, admissum | to admit, let in |
| agmen, agminis, n. | -marching column |
| *aperiō, īre, aperui, apertum | to open |
| arx, arcis, f. | citadel |
| *coepi, coepisse, coeptum | to begin |
| *défendō, ere, dēfendi, dēfēnsum | - to defend |
| *ēdō, ere, ēdidī, ēditum | to produce, give forth |
| *extra + accusative | outside of |
| flö, äre, ävi, ätum | - to blow |
| *furō, ere, furui | to rage, be insane |
| incendo, ere, incendi, incensum | set fire, irritate |
| *ingens, ingentis - | - huge |
| *invado, ere, invasi, | - to burst in |
| *ligneus, a, um- | · made of wood |
| meridiānus, a, um | -southern |
| *parco, ere, peperci, - + dative | to spare |
| *pons, pontis, m | - bridge |
| porta, ae, f. | - gate |
| *primò (adv.) - | - at first |
| procédō, ere, processí, pròcessum- | to advance, proceed |
| *quam (adv.) | how (in indirect questions and exclamations) |
| quantus, a, um | - how great, how much |
| resisto, ere, restiti, + dative | to resist |
| scandò, ere, | to climb over, mount |
| "simul (adv.) | at the same time, simultaneously |
| territus, a, um | - terrified |
| *tūtus, a, um - | - safe |
| *vacuus, a, um + ablative | empty of |
| *valeō, ère, valui, | to be able; to be in good health |
| victor, victoris, m | - victor |
| violenter (adv.) - | violently |
| altus, a, um | high, tall, deep |
| castellum, i, | castle |
| dépello, ere, dépuli, děpulsum | to repel |
| ducenti, ae, a | two hundred |
| exercitus, exercitus, m | . - army |
| impetus, impetūs, m. - | - attack |
| mâióra (n. pl.)- | - larger |
| mūnimenta, õrum, n. pl. | - fortifications |
| mystagōgus, i, m | guide (especially to sanctuaries) |
| propugnāculum, i n | - battlement, bulwark |
| quamdiù (adv.) - | how long |
| quot (indeclinable) | - how many |
| viātor, viātōris, m | - tourist, traveler |
| peregrinâtio, peregrinationis, f. | -journeying |
| dētrimentum, i, n. | damage, detriment |
| aliqui, aliqua, aliquod - | some, any |
| trâició, ere, traiēcí tráiēctum | to transport, transfer |
| eodem (adv.) | to the same place |
| ūniversus, a, um | all, entire |
| merito (adv.) | -deservedly |
| praeter + accusative | - besides, beyond |
| grătia, ae,f | grace, favor, winning character |
| adulescentulus, i, m | -Young man |
| ops, opis, f. | aid, wealth |
| inopia, ae, f. | - scarcity, poverty |
| públicus, a, um | public, belonging to the state |
| levó, àre‚àvī, ātum | to lighten, relieve |
| versúra, ae, f. - | borrowing,application for a loan |
| publicē (adv.) | a behalf of the state |
| necesse (est) | it is necessary |
| condicio, onis, f. | -condition, terms (of a loan or agreement) |
| aequus, a, um | - fair |
| interpōnō, -ere, posui, positum | to intervene |
| úsūra, ae - | interest paid for the use of money |
| patior, pati, passus sum | to allow |
| augeó, ère, auxi, auctum | to increase |
| officium, i | - duty, service |
| liberālitās, liberālitātis, f | -generosity |
| frumentum, i, n. | grain |
| dōnō, äre, àví, àtum accusative ablative | to present someone with something |
