Augustine 6.14.24 vocabulary

Question 1

firmō (1)

Answer 1

to brace (oneself), steel oneself or one’s mind (OLD 7).

Question 2

turba, ae, f.

Answer 2

crowd

Question 3

ōtiōsē

Answer 3

in a leisurely manner; in a manner free from public or professional life

Question 4

molior, molīre, molitus

Answer 4

to bring about (that)

Question 5

rēs familiāris, rēī familiāris, f.

Answer 5

household property

Question 6

cōnflō, cōnflāre

Answer 6

to make by melting together, to make by combining

Question 7

cūnctus, a, um

Answer 7

the whole; (pl.) all

Question 8

fermē

Answer 8

about, approximately

Question 9

praedīves, itis

Answer 9

extremely wealthy

Question 10

communiceps, cipis, m.

Answer 10

fellow citizen (of a municeps / town).

Question 11

negōtium, iī, n.

Answer 11

business interests

Question 12

comitātus, ūs, m.

Answer 12

(military escort); the imperial court

Question 13

suādeō, suādēre, suāsī, suāsum

Answer 13

to persuade

Question 14

magistratus, ūs, m.

Answer 14

(magistracy); magistrate

Question 15

posteāquam

Answer 15

after, afterwards

Question 16

muliercula, ae, f.

Answer 16

little (and possibly foolish) woman

Question 17

placitum, ī, n.

Answer 17

opinion, determination

Question 18

dissiliō, dissilīre, dissiluī, dissultum

Answer 18

to fall apart

Question 19

lātus, a, um

Answer 19

broad, wide

Question 20

trītus, a, um

Answer 20

worn away, well-trodden

Question 21

ēsca, ae, f.

Answer 21

food

Question 22

opportūnitās, ātis, n.

Answer 22

the right time, seasonableness