| PHARETRA | Hic corytus spiculas Amori tenet (1st decl.) |
| VINCIT | Omnia ____ Amor et nos cedamus Amori, Vergilius, Ecl. 10.69 |
| NOS | Omnia vincit amor; et ____ cedamus amori |
| LUDUM | School (acc); play (!); to indulge, give play to "amori dare ____" Horace Odes 3.12.1 |
| LAUDEM | I might praise (1st conj.) or glory (1st decl. acc.) |
| MORA | Delay, pause (1st decl. f.), mulberries (2nd decl. n.) |
| AUDACIAE | Braveness, daring: 1st decl. gen., dat., sing |
| ANIMAM | Breeze, breath, 1st decl. acc. sing. (conferas verbum masc.) |
| UVA | Baca vitis quae in racemis crescit (1st decl. fem.) |
| AMICITIAE | Friendship, matiness (1st decl. gen. sing., nom. pl.) |
| HASTAM | Spear (1st decl. acc.): pilum, spiculum, telum |
| FOSSA | A ditch (fem. 1st decl.): scrobis, ~is, fovea, ~ae |
| ALAE | Wings, lit. and, as English, metaph. 1st decl. f. nom. |
| FRUSTRARER | I would disappoint, imperf., subj., 1st decl. dep. |
| SPECTARE | To watch and observe (1st decl.): contueri |
| IRA | Furor, rabies: anger (1st decl.) |
| ORAE | Coasts or coast's (1st decl. fem.) |
| CATENAE | Chains and chain's (f. 1st decl.) (7) |
| PORTAE | City gates (1st decl. f. but beware a 4th m. which may confuse) |
| HEREANDNOW | Hic et nunc |
