PROPER NOUNS
| Acco, Acconis | (noun, m.) | Acco |
| Africa, Africae | (noun, f.) | Africa |
| Allobroges, Allobrogum | (noun, m. pl.) | Allobroges |
| Amsteldamum, Amsteldami | (noun, n.) | Amsterdam |
| Apollo, Apollinis | (noun, m.) | Apollo |
| Aquae Sextiae | (noun, f. pl.) | Aix-en-Provence |
| Ariadne, Ariadnes | (noun, f.) | Ariadne |
| Athenae, Athenarum | (noun, f. pl.) | Athens |
| Atlas, Atlantis | (noun, m.) | Atlas |
| Aurelius, Aurelia, Aurelium | (adjective) | Aurelian |
| Avenio, Avenionis | (noun, f.) | Avignon |
| Bacchus, Bacchi | (noun, m.) | Bacchus |
| Bristolium, Bristoli | (noun, n.) | Bristol |
| Britannia, Britanniae | (noun, f.) | Britain |
| Carnutes, Carnutum | (noun, m. pl.) | Carnutes |
| Cerberus, Cerberi | (noun, m.) | Cerberus |
| Ceres, Cereris | (noun, f.) | Ceres |
| Charon, Charontis | (noun, m.) | Charon |
| Cincinnatus, Cincinnati | (noun, m.) | Cincinnatus |
| Colosseum, Colossei | (noun, n.) | the Colosseum |
| Creta, Cretae | (noun, f.) | Crete |
| Creusa, Creusae | (noun, f.) | Creusa |
| Cupido, Cupidinis | (noun, m.) | Cupid |
| Cyclops, Cyclopis | (noun, m.) | Cyclops |
| Daedalus, Daedali | (noun, m.) | Daedalus |
| Eburacum, Eburaci | (noun, n.) | York |
| Europa, Europae | (noun, f.) | Europe |
| Eurydice, Eurydicea | (noun, f.) | Euridice |
| Eurystheus, Eurysthei | (noun, m.) | Eurystheus |
| Gallia, Galliae | (noun, f.) | Gaul or France (the country) |
| Gallus, Galli | (noun, m.) | a Gaul (person) |
| Germania, Germaniae | (noun, f.) | Germany |
| Germanus, Germani | (noun, m.) | a German (person) |
| Graecia, Graeciae | (noun, f.) | Greece |
| Hannibal, Hannibalis | (noun, m.) | Hannibal |
| Hellespontus, Hellesponti | (noun, m.) | Hellespont |
| Helvetii, Helvetorum | (noun, m. pl.) | Helvetii |
| Hercules, Herculis | (noun, m.) | Hercules |
| Hero, Herus | (noun, f.) | Hero |
| Hesperides, Hesperidum | (noun, f.) | the Hesperides |
| Hippomenes, Hippomenis | (noun, m.) | Hippomenes |
| Hispania, Hispaniae | (noun, f.) | Spain |
| Homerus, Homeri | (noun, m.) | Homer |
| Horatius, Horati | (noun, m.) | Horatius |
| Icarus, Icari | (noun, m.) | Icarus |
| Inferi, Inferorum | (noun, m. pl.) | Those Below, the shades or ghosts of Hades |
| Italia, Italiae | (noun, f.) | Italy |
| Iulia, Iuliae | (noun, f.) | Julia |
| Iuno, Iunonis | (noun, f.) | Juno |
| Iuppiter, Iovis | (noun, m.) | Jupiter |
| Latinus, Latina, Latinum | (adjective) | Latin (adjective) |
| Latium, Latii or Lati | (noun, m.) | Latin (noun) |
| Latobrigi, Latobrigorum | (noun, m. pl.) | Latobrigi |
| Lausonium, Lausoni | (noun, n.) | Lausanne |
| Leander, Leandri | (noun, m.) | Leander |
| Marathonius, Marathonia, Marathonium | (adjective) | of Marathon |
| Mercurius, Mercuri | (noun, m.) | Mercury |
| Midas, Midae | (noun, m.) | Midas |
| Minos, Minois | (noun, m.) | Minos |
| Minotaurus, Minotauri | (noun, m.) | the Minotaur |
| Nicaea, Nicaeae | (noun, f.) | Nicaea |
| Nicomedia, Nicomediae | (noun, f.) | Nicomedia |
| Orpheus, Orphei | (noun, m.) | Orpheus |
| Persae, Persarum | (noun, m.) | the Persians |
| Pluto, Plutonis | (noun, m.) | Pluto |
| Polyphemus, Polyphemi | (noun, m.) | Polyphemus |
| Proserpina, Proserpinae | (noun, f.) | Proserpina |
| Psyche, Psyches | (noun, f.) | Psyche |
| Pythia, Pythiae | (noun, f.) | Pythia |
| Rhenus, Rheni | (noun, m.) | the Rhine |
| Roma, Romae | (noun, f.) | Rome |
| Romanus, Romana, Romanum | (adjective) | Roman |
| Romanus, Romani | (noun, m.) | a Roman |
| Sabini, Sabinorum | (noun, m. pl.) | the Sabines |
| Sibyllinus, Sibyllina, Sibyllinum | (adjective) | Sibylline |
| Silenus, Silenis | (noun, m.) | Silenus |
| Sparta, Spartae | (noun, f.) | Sparta |
| Suecia, Sueciae | (noun, f.) | Sweden |
| Tarquinius, Tarquini | (noun, m.) | Tarquinius |
| Thermopylae, Thermopylarum | (noun, f. pl.) | Thermopylae |
| Theseus, Thesei | (noun, m.) | Theseus |
| Tolona, Tolonae | (noun, f.) | Toulon |
| Tripolis, Tripolis | (noun, f.) | Tripoli |
| Troia, Troiae | (noun, f.) | Troy |
| Tulingi, Tulingorum | (noun, m. pl.) | Tulingi |
| Ulixes, Ulixis | (noun, m.) | Ulysses |
| Vandalii, Vandaliorum | (noun, m. pl.) | Vandals |
| Zephyrus, Zephyri | (noun, m.) | Zephyr, west wind |
