Last time, I promise. (Until I get around to writing up the Feiqe Monogatari, even though I can't find it online.)

I didn't notice the other day, but the Aesop site I linked to also has the bit at the end of the Esopo/Feiqe book where certain difficult words are explained: "Cotobano Yauarague" (言葉の和らげ, "A word-softening").

Acarasama

Carisome.

Acogaruru

Xiqirini monouo nozomu coto. I, coicogaruru.

Acco>

Fitouo axu< yu<coto.

Acudo<

Axij michi.

I think the I in the definition for acogaruru stands for item in the Latin sense. There are also some annotations in Portuguese (in pink on the webpage), such as "Contentamento & quietação" as an extra gloss for "Anracu: Yasu< tanoximu."