BG Vocab., Book 4.26-27

Question 0

subsequī, subsequor, subsecūtus sum

Answer 0

to follow closely

Question 1

pugnātum est

Answer 1

“the battle was fought”

Question 2

insistō, insistere, institī

Answer 2

to stand upon, to stand firm

Question 3

ōrdinēs servāre

Answer 3

“to keep ranks”

Question 4

alius aliā ex nāvī

Answer 4

“one man from another ship” OR “various men from various ships”

Question 5

occurrō, occurere, occurī, occursum

Answer 5

to meet, to come to

Question 6

adgregō (1)

Answer 6

assemble, join, attach

Question 7

ubi. . . cōnspexerat

Answer 7

“whenever they had caught sight. . . .”

Question 8

adorior, adorīrī, adortus sum

Answer 8

to rise against, to attack

Question 9

animadvertō, animadvertere, animadvertī, animadversum

Answer 9

to turn the mind to, to notice

Question 10

scapha, scaphae (f.)

Answer 10

skiff, little boat

Question 11

item

Answer 11

in like manner, just so

Question 12

speculātorius, -a, -um

Answer 12

spy, scouting [ship}

Question 13

subsidium, -ī (n.)

Answer 13

help, reserve force

Question 14

impetum facere

Answer 14

to make an attack

Question 15

prōsequor, prōsequī, prosecūtus sum

Answer 15

to follow, pursue

Question 16

nostrī. . . suīs ominibus

Answer 16

our men and all their comrades

Question 17

cursum tenere

Answer 17

“to hold the course”

Question 18

īnsulam capere

Answer 18

“to reach the island”

Question 19

Hoc ūnum ad pristinam fortūnam Caesari defuit

Answer 19

This one thing was lacking from Caesar’s former luck

Question 20

lēgātōs dē pāce

Answer 20

“negotiators for peace”

Question 21

obses, obsidis (m. and f.)

Answer 21

hostage

Question 22

polliceor (2)

Answer 22

to promise

Question 23

ūnā

Answer 23

together with

Question 24

ōrātōris modō

Answer 24

in the manner of speaker, orator

Question 25

eius reī culpam

Answer 25

the fault of the matter

Question 26

(here): contulērunt

Answer 26

= "they ascribed [it] to. . . "

Question 27

ignoscō, ignoscere, ignōvī, ignōtum

Answer 27

to forgive, pardon

Question 28

imprūdentia, -ae (f.)

Answer 28

lack of discretion, prudence

Question 29

Caesar questus (est)

Answer 29

"Caesar complained"

Question 30

ultrō

Answer 30

voluntarily

Question 31

longinquiōribus, -a, -um

Answer 31

more remote, distant

Question 32

arcessō, arcessere, arcessīvī, arcessītum

Answer 32

to summon, send for, invite

Question 33

paucīs diēbus

Answer 33

ablative of time when

Question 34

undique

Answer 34

from everywhere