| Question | Answer |
| fuga | -ae, f. = flight; retreat |
| fugo (1) | = to put to flight, rout |
| polliceor | (dep.) polliceri/pollicitus sum = to promise |
| simul | (adv.) = at once, at the same time |
| simul atque | = as soon as |
| supero | (1) = to be superior to; conquer |
| confero | conferre/contuli/collatus = to collect; ascribe to; compare |
| culpa | -ae, f. = blame, fault, guilt |
| egredior | (dep.) egredi/egressus sum = to come forth, depart; march out |
| mandatum | -i, nt. = order, mandate; message |
| interea | (adv.) = in the meantime, meanwhile |
| obses | obsidis, m/f = hostage; pledge, security |
| queror | (dep.) queri/quertus sum = to complain, lament |
| undique | (adv.) = on all sides, everywhere |
| lenis | -e = gentle, mild, smooth |
| solvo | -ere/solvi/solutus = to loosen, untie (with or without naves = to set sail) |
| supra | (adv.) = before |
| tollo | tollere/sustuli/sublatus = to lift up; destroy |
| coorior | (dep.) cooriri/coortus sum = to arise, spring up |
| occasus | -us/m. = falling down, setting (with solis = sunset; the west) |
| proveho | provehere/provexi/provectus = to carry forward; (pass.) to be carried forward, sail |
| unde | (adv.) = from which place, whence |
| adfligo | adfligere/adflixi/adflictus = to strike against; damage, injure |
| aestus | -us, m. = tide |
| efficio | -ere/effeci/effectus = to make or do completely; cause |
| facultas | facultatis, f. = power; opportunity; resources |
| complures | -a (pl.) = several, many; a great many |
| desum | deesse/defui/--- = to be lacking, be absent from |
| hiems | hiemis, f. = winter |
| reficio | -ere/refeci/refectus = to repair |
| commeatus | -us, m. = voyage; provisions |
| exiguitas | exiguitatis, f. = scantiness, shortness |
| intellego | -ere/intellegi/intellectus = to select; understand; perceive; find out |
| paucitas | paucitatis, f. = fewness, small number |
| clam | (adv.) = secretly |
| intercludo | -ere/interclusi/interclusus = to shut/close off |
| paulatim | (adv.) = little by little, gradually |
| rursus | (adv.) = again, back; in turn |
