| | | anser Gallos adesse canit | ānser Gallōs adesse canit | die Gans verkündet, dass die Gallier da sind, the goose announces that the Gauls are here, | | | |
| | | canit fata Nereus | canit fāta Nēreus | Nereus weissagt das SchicksalNereus prophesies the fate | | | |
| | | carmina aures mulcent | carmina aurēs mulcent | die Lieder ergötzen die Ohrenthe songs delight the ears | | | |
| | | carmina fundo | carmina fundō | dichte mit Begeisterungwrite poetry with enthusiasm | | | |
| | | carmina in procinctu facta | carmina in prōcīnctū facta | in den Waffen gedichtete Liedersongs sung in the arms | | | |
| | | carmina linenda cedro | carmina linenda cedrō | Lieder, die Unsterblichkeit verdienen (gegen Fraß mit Zedernöl behandelt)songs that deserve immortality (treated with cedar oil against eating) | | | |
| | | carmina non prius audita virginibus puerisque canto | carmina nōn prius audīta virginibus puerīsque cantō | ein bisher nicht vernommenes Lied singe ich euch Knaben und MädchenI sing a hitherto unheard song to you boys and girls | | | |
| | | carmina obscena | carmina obscēna | Spottgedichtesatirical poems, abusive poems, libels | | | |
| | | carmina vociferantur | carmina vociferantur | Lieder ertönensongs sound | | | |
| | | classicum canit | classicum canit | das Gefechtssignal ertöntthe battle-signal sounds, the trumpet gives the signal to fight | | | |
| | | | | die Trompete gibt das Signal zum Kampf | | | |
| | | classicum canit ad praetorium | classicum canit ad praetōrium | das Trompetensignal ertönt vor dem Feldherrnzeltthe trumpet signal sounds in front of the commander's tent | | | |
| | | clauda alterno carmina versu | clauda alternō carmina versū | distichische Liederdistich songs, elegies | | | |
| | | | | Elegien | | | |
 |  | Cygnus, Cygni m | Cȳ̆gnus, Cȳ̆gnī m | Cygnusking of the Ligurians, son of Sthenelus, related to Phæton, who was changed to a swan and placed among the stars, , son of Neptune and Calyce; he was father of Tenes, and was changed into a swan (1. König der Ligurer, Sohn des Sthenelus, 2. Sohn von Neptun und Calyce) |  |  |  |
 |  | cygnus, cygni m | cygnus, cygnī m | Schwan (κύκνος) |  |  |  |
 |  | exsequialia, exsequialium n | exsequiālia, exsequiālium | Bestattungsfeier, Beisetzungsfeier, Beerdigungsfeier, Leichenfeier |  |  |  |
 |  | | | Trauerfeier |  |  |  |
| | | Hannibal receptui canit | Hannibal receptuī canit | Hannibal lässt zum Rückzug blassen | | | |
 |  | moriens, morientis | moriēns, morientis | auf dem Sterbebett |  |  |  |
| | | noctua canit per umbras | noctua canit per umbrās | das Käuzchen klagt in der Dunkelheit | | | |
| | | Sibylla canit ambages | Sibylla canit ambāgēs | Sibylla singt Rätselworte | | | |
| | | symphonia canit | symphōnia canit | das Orchester spielt | | | |
| | | tuba canit ad praetorium | tuba canit ad praetōrium | das Trompetensignal ertönt vor dem Feldherrnzeltthe trumpet signal sounds in front of the commander's tent | | | |
| | | tuba commissos canit ludos | tuba commissōs canit lūdōs | die Trompete ertönt zur Eröffnung der Spielethe trumpet sounds at the opening of the games | | | |