Caesar 1.2

Question 0

dives

Answer 0

-itis; superlative “ditissimus”

rich

Question 1

nobilis

Answer 1

-e

distinguished, well-known; noble

Question 2

induco

Answer 2

-ere -xi -ctus

lead in; move, excite, persuade

Question 3

coniuratio

Answer 3

-onis f.

swearing together, union confirmed by oath, conspiracy

Question 4

nobilitas

Answer 4

-atis f.

the nobility, the aristocracy

Question 5

civitas

Answer 5

-atis f.

the citizens, the body-politic, the state

Question 6

imperium

Answer 6

-ii n.

authority, sovereignty, supreme power

Question 7

potior

Answer 7

potiri, potitus sum (+ abl.)

acquire, take possession of

Question 8

persuadeo

Answer 8

persuadEre, persuasi, persuasus (+ dat.)

convince, persuade

Question 9

perfacilis

Answer 9

-e

very easy

Question 10

praesto

Answer 10

-are, praestiti, praestitus

excel, be superior to (+ dat.)

Question 11

contineo

Answer 11

continEre, continui, contentus

keep in, contain, surround; hold back, restrain

Question 12

Iura

Answer 12

-ae f.

the Jura mountains

Question 13

Lemannus

Answer 13

-i m.

Lake Leman

Question 14

vagor

Answer 14

vagari, vagatus sum

wander, roam, range

Question 15

finitimus

Answer 15

-a -um

neighboring, adjacent

Question 16

bello

Answer 16

-are, -avi, -atus

wage war

Question 17

cupidus

Answer 17

-a, -um

desirous, eager, keen

Question 18

adficio

Answer 18

adficere, adfeci, adfectus

influence, work upon

Question 19

angustus

Answer 19

-a -um

narrow

Question 20

fortitudo

Answer 20

-inis f.

strength, bravery, courage

Question 21

arbitror

Answer 21

-ari, arbitratus sum

think, judge

Question 22

pateo

Answer 22

patEre, patui, —–

be open, lie open; extend