Par. 1

Question 1

iudex, iudecis

Answer 1

(m.) juror, judge

Question 2

ingenium, -ii

Answer 2

(n.) talent, innate ability

Question 3

quam

Answer 3

(adv.) how much, to what degree

Question 4

exercitatio, -ionis

Answer 4

(f.) training, experience, practice

Question 5

infitior, -iari, -iatus sum

Answer 5

(1st dep.) to contradict, to deny [to not confess: in +fateor]

Question 6

mediocriter

Answer 6

(adv.) moderately, tolerably, ordinarily, somewhat

Question 7

esse versatum

Answer 7

(1st c. passive) to be engaged/busy

Question 8

-ce

Answer 8

intensifying particle

Question 9

ratio, -ionis

Answer 9

(f.) theory, reason, knowledge

Question 10

disciplina, -ae

Answer 10

(f.) learning, training

Question 11

profectus, -a, -um

Answer 11

(pass. participle / adj.) ‘which takes its origin [from proficisor - lit. which set out from]

Question 12

abhorreo, -ere, -ui, -itus

Answer 12

(2nd) to shrink from; to differ from; to abhor

Question 13

aetas, -atis

Answer 13

(f.) the life of man, lifetime, age

Question 14

confiteor, -eri, confitus sum

Answer 14

(2nd. dep.) to confess, acknowledge, avow

Question 15

‘vel in primis’

Answer 15

‘among the very first’

Question 16

vel

Answer 16

(adv.) certainly, assuredly; can function as an intensifier

Question 17

repeto, -ere, -ivi, -itus

Answer 17

(3rd) to claim; to return to, revisit, or seek again

Question 18

ius, iuris

Answer 18

(n.) right, prerogative

Question 19

fructus, -us

Answer 19

(m.) fruit, profit, proceeds

Question 20

‘quoad longissime’

Answer 20

‘as very far as’

Question 21

ultimus, -a, -um

Answer 21

(adj.) most remote

Question 22

respicio, -ere, -spexi, -spectus

Answer 22

(3rd) to look back

Question 23

praeteritus, -a, -um

Answer 23

past, gone by

Question 24

pueritia, -iae

Answer 24

(f.) boyhood, childhood, youth

Question 25

recordor, -ari, -atus sum

Answer 25

(1st dep.) to remember, recollect

Question 26

usque

Answer 26

(adv.) right on, all the way; continuously; 'inde usque' = 'from that point on'

Question 27

princeps, principis

Answer 27

(m.) leader, ruler; or (adj.) foremost

Question 28

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus

Answer 28

(3rd) to take up, to undertake

Question 29

'quod si'

Answer 29

'and if'

Question 30

ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

Answer 30

(3rd dep.) to proceed, to advance

Question 31

exsto, exstare, -----, -----

Answer 31

(1st) to stand out, to be prominent

Question 32

hortatus, -us

Answer 32

(m.) encouragement, exhortation

Question 33

praeceptum, -i

Answer 33

(n.) precept, maxim

Question 34

conformo, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 34

(1st) to shape

Question 35

aliquando

Answer 35

(adv.) at some point, at any time

Question 36

salus, salutis

Answer 36

(f.) safety, health

Question 37

opitulor, -ari, -atus sum

Answer 37

(1st dep.) to help

Question 38

servo, -are, -avi, atus [legal meaning]

Answer 38

(1st) to achieve acquittal for someone in a criminal trial

Question 39

profecto

Answer 39

(adv.) surely, certainly

Question 40

situs, -a, -um

Answer 40

(adj.) placed

Question 41

ops, opis

Answer 41

(f.) aid, assistance