Chapter 6

Question 1

vetus, veteris

Answer 1

old, ancient

Question 2

indifferens, indifferentis

Answer 2

indifferent

Question 3

indifferenter (adv.)

Answer 3

indifferently

Question 4

non modo…..sed etiam

Answer 4

not only…but also

Question 5

siquidem (conj.)

Answer 5

accordingly; if indeed

Question 6

seu (conj.)

Answer 6

or

Question 7

quodlibet

Answer 7

whichever, whatsoever

Question 8

per se

Answer 8

for itself; taken in itself; through oneself; according to one’s own nature and essence

Question 9

tamquam (conj.)

Answer 9

as, just as, just as if; as it were

Question 10

potissimus, -a, -um

Answer 10

chief, primary, principal, most prominent

Question 11

tot

Answer 11

so many, such a number of

Question 12

lignum, ligni, N.

Answer 12

wood

Question 13

fio, feri, factus sum

Answer 13

happen, come about; result (from); be made/created

Question 14

fere (adv.)

Answer 14

almost, nearly

Question 15

quot

Answer 15

how many, as many

Question 16

penes (prep. + acc.)

Answer 16

in the power of, belonging to

Question 17

Connective/Coordinate Relative Pronouns (Conjunctio Relativa)

Answer 17

A relative pronoun standing at the beginning of a sentence with no apparent antecedent is translated into English by “and” followed by a personal pronoun. Connective relatives are used in the Vulgate to translate the Greek ὁ δὲ.

Question 18

Compounds of quis and qui

Answer 18

Some compounds of quis and qui decline the “qui” portion of the word.

1. The addition of the suffice “-que” gives a sense of universality: quisque, everyone, quique, every
2. The addition of “ali-“ gives the pronoun aliquis, someone, and the adjective aliqui, some (aliqua as the feminine nominative singluar)
3. Compounding with “-libet” produces quilibet, quaelibet, quodlibet (pronoun), any, anyone, anything whatsoever; (adjective) any, any at all, any you wish
4. The suffix “-dam” produces quidam, quaedam and quoddam (pronoun), a certain person or thing, (adjective), a certain, a kind of

Question 19

quisque

Answer 19

everyone

Question 20

quique

Answer 20

every

Question 21

aliquis

Answer 21

someone

Question 22

aliqui

Answer 22

some

Question 23

quilibet, quaelibet, quodlibet

Answer 23

(pronoun) any, anyone, anything whatsoever
(adjective) any, any at all

Question 24

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

Answer 24

(pronoun) a certain person or thing
(adjective) a certain, a kind of