Tacitus, Annals 14.7

Question 1

patrō (1)

Answer 1

accomplish

Question 2

opperior, opperīrī, oppertus

Answer 2

wait for

Question 3

saucius, a, um

Answer 3

wounded.

Question 4

hāctenus

Answer 4

to this extent (with or without the additional idea of “and no further”)

Question 5

adeō, adīre, ad(i)ī, aditum

Answer 5

approach

Question 6

discrimen, inis, n.

Answer 6

separating line or space; dangerous situation

Question 7

pavor, ōris, m.

Answer 7

sudden fear, terror

Question 8

exanimis, e

Answer 8

dead; faint with fear, terrified

Question 9

iam iamque (iamiamque)

Answer 9

a strengthened form of iam, i.e. right at this moment.

Question 10

vindicta, ae, f.

Answer 10

vengeance

Question 11

properus, a, um

Answer 11

acting with haste, quick

Question 12

servitium, (i)ī, n.

Answer 12

slavery; (in plural) slaves

Question 13

obiciō, obicere, obiēcī, obiectum

Answer 13

throw in the way; throw in one’s teeth, lay to one’s charge

Question 14

subsidium, (i)ī, n.

Answer 14

assistance, support

Question 15

expergō, expergere, expergī, expergitum

Answer 15

waken, wake (someone) up

Question 16

acciō, accīre, accīvī or acciī, accītum

Answer 16

summon

Question 17

irritus (inritus), a, um

Answer 17

null and void; baffled

Question 18

an,

Answer 18

or, or perhaps (usually an introduces a question)

Question 19

eō

Answer 19

to that place; to such a point, to such a stage

Question 20

descendō, descendere, descendī, descensum

Answer 20

sink

Question 21

promptus, a, um quick

Answer 21

to respond

Question 22

sciscitor (1)

Answer 22

inquire

Question 23

mīles, itis, m.

Answer 23

soldiery, the soldiers

Question 24

obstringō, obstringere, obstrinxī, obstrictum

Answer 24

constrict; attach by ties of loyalty

Question 25

atrox, ōcis

Answer 25

terrible

Question 26

respondeō, respondēre, respondī, responsum

Answer 26

answer

Question 27

cunctor (1)

Answer 27

be slow; hesitate.

Question 28

summa, ae, f.

Answer 28

total number; the overall responsibility

Question 29

vox, vōcis, f.

Answer 29

utterance, words

Question 30

properē

Answer 30

without delay.

Question 31

missus, ūs, m.

Answer 31

dispatch (always in ablative, with subjective genitive)

Question 32

scaena, ae, f.

Answer 32

stage set; stage; a piece of make-believe

Question 33

ultrō

Answer 33

to a point further off; on (his) own accord

Question 34

crimen, inis, n.

Answer 34

charge, accusation

Question 35

dēprehendō, dēprehendere, dēprehendī, dēprehensum

Answer 35

catch; catch in the act, catch red-handed

Question 36

iniciō, inicere, iniēcī, iniectum

Answer 36

throw (something) in or on (+ acc. or + dat.).

Question 37

mōlior, mōlīrī, mōlītus

Answer 37

labor to bring about.

Question 38

spons, spontis, f.,

Answer 38

will, volition, but only in abl. sing. “of his/her/its own accord”

Question 39

confingō, confingere, confinxī, confictum

Answer 39

pretend (+ acc. and inf.)