cōnscientia cōnscientiae f.: consciousness, knowledge
ferōx ferōcis: bold, emboldened, headstrong
invius –a –um: impassable, inaccessible
penetrō penetrāre penetrāvī penetrātus: to traverse, go right through
Calēdonia –ae f.: Caledonia, Scotland
Britannia –ae f.: Britain
terminus –ī m.: limit, endpoint
continuus –a –um: uninterrupted, unbroken
fremō fremere fremuī: to clamor
cautus –a –um: cautious, discreet
sapiens –ientis: wise, prudent
prōmptus –a –um: ready, quick, eager
ēventus ēventūs m.: issue, result
magniloquus –a –um: talking loudly or boastfully
inīquus –a –um: unfair
prōsper – or more frequently – prōsperus –a –um: prosperous, favorable
vindicō vindicāre vindicāvī vindicātus: to claim
imputō –putāre: to credit, ascribe
Britannī –ōrum m.: Britons
occāsiō occāsiōnis f.: opportunity
arrogantia –ae f.: arrogance, haughtiness
remittō remittere remīsī remissum: to give up, lessen
quō: (expresses degree of difference)
iuventūs iuventūtis f.: the men of military age
armō armāre armāvī armātus: arm
līberī līberōrum m. pl.: children
trānsferō trānsferre trānstulī trānslātus: to transfer
coetus coetūs m.: assembly, gathering
sacrificium sacrifici(ī) n.: sacrifice
cōnspīrātiō –ōnis f.: confederacy
sanciō sancīre sānxī sānctus: to confirm, sanction
inrītō inrītāre inrītāvī inrītātus: to enrage
utrimque: on both sides