| ULULATU | Ploratu, planctu, vide Aen. 4.667, femineo ____, with women's wailing |
| GEMITU | With a groan: cum lamentatione, et in tropo, planctu |
| FINDIT | Cleaves: Perseus liquidum aera "secat", vide Ovid Met. 4.667 |
| IMPLET | Animum si veris ____ Apollo, If Apollo fills his mind with truth (vide Aen. 3.434) |
| UNGUERE | To anoint and besmear, vide Aen. 9.773 |
| ITALOS | Quos agebat Augustus Caesar in proelia? Vide Aen. 8.678 |
| TUTAMEN | Protection and safeguard, vide Aen. 5.262, decus et ____ |
| DONA | Greeks put the wind up Laocoon carrying these, vide Aen. 2.49 |
| NOTUS | The South wind, vide Aen. 6.355 exempli gratia |
| AVUNCULUS | Uncle on your mother's side, eg Hector to Ascanius, vide Aen. 12.440 |
| POPULORUM | Dona ____: gifts of nations, vide Aen. 8.721 |
| SATE | One born from (masc. voc. sing.), vide Aen. 6.125, ____ sanguine divum |
| FORSAN | Perhaps: haec olim meminisse iuvabit? vide Aen. 1.203 |
| CROCO | Saffron-yellow, vide Aen. 9.614, picta ____ et fulgenti murice vestis |
| QUASSAT | He brandishes, wields, as Turnus does his spear, vide Aen. 12.94 |
| SCOPULI | Reefs, rocks, vide Aen. 3.566, ter ____ clamorem ... dedere |
| UNASALUS | Sole safety, vide Aen. 2.354, ____ ____ victis nullam sperare salutem |
| IGNEUS | Fervidus, calidus – sicut Tarchon, vide Aen. 11.746 |
| IMMINET | Looms, overhangs, vide Aen. 1.165 horrentique atrum nemus ____ umbra |
| TER | Quotiens Aeneas conatus est patris collo dare bracchia circum (vide Aen. 6.700)? |