chapter 1 and 2

Question 1

ingenium, -i, n

Answer 1

natural ability, talent

Question 2

iudex, iudicis, m

Answer 2

one appointed to decide a case, a juror

Question 3

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus

Answer 3

to realize, perceive

Question 4

exiguus, -a, -um

Answer 4

small, scanty, slight, insignificant

Question 5

exercitatio, exercitationis, f

Answer 5

practice, experience

Question 6

infitior, infitiari, infitiatus

Answer 6

to deny

Question 7

mediocriter (adv)

Answer 7

somewhat, to a moderate extent, moderately

Question 8

verso, versare, versavi, versatus

Answer 8

to turn, to be engaged in

Question 9

ratio, rationis, f (w.gen)

Answer 9

a methodology, strategy, or system, a professional ethic directing one’s actions, course, curriculum

Question 10

ars, artis, f

Answer 10

art, skill, liberal studies, cultural pursuits

Question 11

studium, -i, n

Answer 11

study of, intellectual pursuits

Question 12

disciplina, ae, f

Answer 12

formal instruction, training

Question 13

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus

Answer 13

to set forth, derive

Question 14

confiteor, confiteri, confessus

Answer 14

to confess, admit

Question 15

aetas, aetatis, f

Answer 15

the span of one’s life, a lifetime

Question 16

abhorreo, abhorrere, abhorrui

Answer 16

to be adverse to

Question 17

fructus, us, m

Answer 17

profit, benefit, reward

Question 18

repeto, repetere, repetivi, repetitus

Answer 18

to seek in return, to trace, to search for

Question 19

prope (adv)

Answer 19

almost, nearly, all but

Question 20

ius, iuris, n

Answer 20

one’s right, what one is entitled to

Question 21

debeo, debere, debui, debitus

Answer 21

to be under obligation (to do something)

Question 22

quod (interrog and rel. adv)

Answer 22

as far as

Question 23

mens, mentis, f.

Answer 23

the mind

Question 24

respicio, respicere, respexi, respectus

Answer 24

to look back on

Question 25

spatium, i, n

Answer 25

a period, interval

Question 26

praeteritus, a, um

Answer 26

past, bygone, former

Question 27

pueritia, ae, f

Answer 27

childhood

Question 28

recordor, recordari, recordatus

Answer 28

to call to mind, recall

Question 29

princeps, principis

Answer 29

first in time, earliest, most important

Question 30

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus

Answer 30

to undertake

Question 31

ingredior, ingredi, ingressus

Answer 31

to begin, embark

Question 32

exsto, exstare, exstiti

Answer 32

to emerge, stand out, exist

Question 33

hortatus, us, m

Answer 33

encouragement

Question 34

praeceptum, i, n

Answer 34

instruction, precept

Question 35

conformo, conformare, conformavi, conformatus

Answer 35

to train, shape, mold

Question 36

aliquando (adv)

Answer 36

occasionally, at some time, from time to time

Question 37

salus, salutis, f

Answer 37

a means of deliverance, security

Question 38

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

Answer 38

to take, recieve

Question 39

opitulor, opitulari, opitulatus (w. dat)

Answer 39

to give help

Question 40

servo, servare, servavi, servatus

Answer 40

to defend

Question 41

profecto (adv)

Answer 41

surely, certainly

Question 42

quantum (interog. rel. adv) ---quantus,a,um (rel. pronoun)

Answer 42

to what extent, to the extent to which

Question 43

situs, a, um

Answer 43

placed or lying in one's control or power

Question 44

ops, opis, f

Answer 44

aid, assistance

Question 45

fere, ferre, tuli, latus

Answer 45

to carry, to convey, to bear, to endure, to bestow

Question 46

ita (adv)

Answer 46

so, thus, in this way

Question 47

forte (adv)

Answer 47

perhaps, by chance

Question 48

miror, mirari, miratus

Answer 48

to wonder

Question 49

facultas, facultatis, f

Answer 49

ability, skill

Question 50

quidem (participle)

Answer 50

indeed, certainly, to be sure

Question 51

ne...quidem

Answer 51

not even

Question 52

penitus (adv)

Answer 52

completely, thoroughly

Question 53

umquam (adv)

Answer 53

at any time, ever

Question 54

debo, debere, dedidi, deditum

Answer 54

to devote oneself, to be devoted

Question 55

etenim (conj.)

Answer 55

for, and indeed, the fact is

Question 56

humanitas, humanitatis, f

Answer 56

civilization, culture

Question 57

pertineo, pertinere, perinui

Answer 57

to pertain, relate to

Question 58

communis, e

Answer 58

common, shared jointly by two parties

Question 59

vinculum,-i, n

Answer 59

a bond

Question 60

quasi (adv)

Answer 60

as it were, in a manner of speaking

Question 61

cognatio, cognationis, f

Answer 61

a blood relationship, kinship

Question 62

contineo, continere, continui, contentus

Answer 62

to hold together

Question 63

mirus, a, um

Answer 63

extraordinary, remarkable, strange

Question 64

quaestio, quaestionis, f

Answer 64

a judicial investigation, trial

Question 65

legitimus, a, um

Answer 65

of or concerned with the law

Question 66

iudicium, i, n

Answer 66

a legal proceeding, a trial

Question 67

publicus, a, um

Answer 67

public