In this paper, we present NooJ dictionaries and inflectional grammars designed to recognize various types of Latin verbs, including regular, irregular, defective, deponent, semideponent, and impersonal verbs. Additionally, we have developed morphological grammars to identify compound verbs. The primary aim of this paper is for NooJ to recognize all forms of a verb and link each verb to its corresponding inflectional paradigm. Furthermore, we aim to investigate the recognition of compound verbs using NooJ grammars such as verbs derived by prefix de- such as decedo ‘to go away’ (< de + cedo ‘to go’), deficio ‘to withdray’ (< de + facio ‘to make’), dimitto ‘to send down’ (< de + mitto ‘to send’), etc. To validate our work, we applied these resources to a corpus of last wills and testaments written in medieval Latin in the Zadar commune (MedText). Although MedText contains only one type of legal document and a limited number of verbs, our grammars demonstrated high complexity even in this sample. These resources complete the work on NooJ morphological resources for medieval Latin.