Book 01: Chapter 14

Question 1

eo

Answer 1

on that account

Question 2

dubitatio, -onis

Answer 2

doubt, uncertainty, hesitation

Question 3

commenoro, -re

Answer 3

to recollect, call to mind, remind

Question 4

accido, -cidere, -cidi

Answer 4

to fall down, to happen

Question 5

aliquis, aliquid

Answer 5

someone, something

anyone, anything

Question 6

conscius, -a, -um

Answer 6

cognizant of

Question 7

caveo, cavere, cavi, cautum

Answer 7

to guard against, beware

Question 8

commisum

[committo, -mittere, -misi, -missium]

Answer 8

something undertaken, esp. a crime, fault or transgression

Question 9

obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum

Answer 9

to forget [with gen. or acc.]

Question 10

recens, recentis

Answer 10

recent, young, fresh, new

Question 11

contumelia, -ae

Answer 11

outrage, affront, insult

Question 12

tempto, -are

Answer 12

to prove try, test

*attempt

Question 13

iter, iteris

Answer 13

march

Question 14

depono, -ponere, posui, positum

Answer 14

to put down, lay aside

Question 15

vexo, -are

Answer 15

to harass, vex, annoy

Question 16

insolenter (adv.)

[insolens, -entis]

Answer 16

contrary to custom, excessively, immodestly, arrogently

Question 17

glorior, -ari

Answer 17

to boast

Question 18

tam diu

Answer 18

for a long time, a long time ago

Question 19

admiror, -ari

Answer 19

to admire, to be astonished at

Question 20

polliceor, -ceri, citus sum

Answer 20

to offer, proffer, promise

Question 21

interdum

Answer 21

sometimes

Question 22

discedo, -cedere, -cessi, -cessum

Answer 22

to part, separate
*to depart, march away
to deviate

Question 23

consesco, -suescere, suevi, -suetum

Answer 23

to accustom, habituate

Question 24

quo

Answer 24

because, whereby