| EXHORTANTIBUS | Urging on, abl. plur. pres. part. dep. verb c. (13) |
| PROFICISCENTE | Setting out, abl. sing. pres. part. dep. verb. c. (13) |
| TINTINNABULIS | ... with bells on (abl pl) |
| RELATIS | Brought back, PPP abl. plur. all genders |
| ATAVIS | Ancestors, forefathers (abl. plur.): Turnus, avis ____que potens, Aen. 7.56 |
| STRICTIS | Drawn (abl.plur.) - gladiis potius quam tabulis |
| HORTATAEESTIS | You lot urged on (dep. verb) |
| INHAERENTIBUS | Stick to, cling to - pres. part. all genders, dat. /abl. pl. |
| WHOOPINGCOUGH | Urging on hack with childhood disease |
| EXAUDIENTIBUS | For people listening in and hearing clearly (dat. pl. pres. part.) |
| SUPERVENIENTI | For one coming up and overtaking (dat. sing. pres. part.) |
| ATTOLLENSQUE | And raising up or lifting on high (sing. pres. part. + enclitic) |
| ESURIENS | Hungry, pres. part. nom. c. – vide eg Juv. Sat. 3.78, Graeculus ____ |
| NATANS | Swimming, floating, bobbing about (pres. part. nom. sing. c.) |
| PENDENTI | Hanging, or weighing — dat. & abl. pres. part. sing. |
| SILENTEM | Noiseless and quiet (pres. part. acc. sing. c.) (8) |
| EXPERTES | Free from, having no part in (c. nom./acc. plur.) |
| SECUTUS | To follow, dep. verb masc. sing. perf. ppl. |
| FARI | To speak: for, ____, fatus (defective dep. verb) |
| LUCTANTUR | They wrestle (dep. verb both lit. and metaph.) |
