ch 2 3 4

Question 1

mirus, a, um

Answer 1

remarkable, extraordinary

Question 2

quaestio, questionis, f

Answer 2

a judicial investigation, trial

Question 3

legitimus, a, um

Answer 3

of or concerned with the law

Question 4

iudicium, -i, n

Answer 4

a legal proceeding, a trial

Question 5

publicus, a, um

Answer 5

public

Question 6

apud

Answer 6

before

Question 7

praetor, praetoris, m

Answer 7

the magistrate immediate to the consul, who usually presided over a public court

Question 8

populus, populi, m

Answer 8

people, population

Question 9

lectus, a, um

Answer 9

excellent, special, worthy of choice

Question 10

vir, viri, m

Answer 10

a man

Question 11

severus, a, um

Answer 11

strict, old fashioned

Question 12

conventus, us, m

Answer 12

an assembly, a court of law

Question 13

utor, uti, usus

Answer 13

to use

Question 14

genus, generis, n

Answer 14

type, style

Question 15

consuetudo, consuetudinis, f

Answer 15

practice, one’s customary manner

Question 16

forensis, e

Answer 16

of, or connected to, the law courts

Question 17

sermo, sermonis, m

Answer 17

a way or style of speaking

Question 18

quaeso, quaesere, quaesivi, quaesitus

Answer 18

to ask

Question 19

causa, ae, f

Answer 19

cause, trial, case

Question 20

venia, ae, f

Answer 20

indulgence, favor

Question 21

accommodo, -are, avi, atus

Answer 21

to suit, accommodate, to be appropriate

Question 22

reus, i, m

Answer 22

defendant

Question 23

quemadmodum

Answer 23

as, in the manner in which

Question 24

spero, are, avi, atus

Answer 24

to hope

Question 25

molestus, a, um

Answer 25

annoying, tiresome, tedious

Question 26

eruditus, a, um

Answer 26

learned, accomplished

Question 27

convursus, us, m

Answer 27

crowd, assembly

Question 28

litteratus, a, um

Answer 28

well read, cultured

Question 29

denique adv

Answer 29

finally, at lengths, at last

Question 30

exerceo, exercere, exercui, exercitus

Answer 30

to preside

Question 31

patior, pati, passus

Answer 31

to allow

Question 32

litera, ae, f

Answer 32

what is learned from books or formal education, culture, literature

Question 33

paulo adv

Answer 33

somewhat, by a little

Question 34

loquor, loqui, locutus

Answer 34

to speak, say

Question 35

persona, ae, f

Answer 35

a role, part, position

Question 36

propter

Answer 36

because of, on account of

Question 37

otium, -i,n

Answer 37

leisure

Question 38

periculum, i, n

Answer 38

danger, hazard, legal liability

Question 39

tracto, are, avi, atus

Answer 39

to handle, have experience with

Question 40

inusitatus, a, um

Answer 40

unusual, unfamiliar

Question 41

tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributus

Answer 41

to grant, bestow

Question 42

concedo, concedere, concessi, concessus

Answer 42

to concede, grant

Question 43

perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

Answer 43

to effect, bring about

Question 44

segrego, segregare, segregavi, segregatus

Answer 44

to seperate, exclude

Question 45

civis, civis, m/f

Answer 45

citizen

Question 46

ascisco, ascicere, ascivi, ascitus

Answer 46

to enroll

Question 47

excedo, excedere, excessi, excessus

Answer 47

to depart from, grow out of

Question 48

informo, informare, informavi, informatus

Answer 48

to mold, shape

Question 49

soleo, solere, solui, solitus

Answer 49

to be accustomed

Question 50

scribo, scribere, scipsi, scriptus

Answer 50

to write

Question 51

confero, conferre, contuli, collatus

Answer 51

to apply oneself

Question 52

nascor, nati, natus

Answer 52

to be born

Question 53

celeber, celebris, celebre

Answer 53

busy, frequented, populous

Question 54

copiosus, a, um

Answer 54

rich, well supplied

Question 55

liberalis, e

Answer 55

of the liberal arts

Question 56

adfluo, adfluere, adfluxi, adfluctus

Answer 56

to abound, be rich, overflowing

Question 57

antecello, antecellere

Answer 57

to excel, surpass

Question 58

coepi, coepisse, coeptus

Answer 58

to begin

Question 59

cunctus, a, um

Answer 59

the whole of, all

Question 60

sic adv

Answer 60

so, to such an extent

Question 61

adventus, us, m

Answer 61

an arrival, visit, appearance

Question 62

celebro, celebrare, celebravi, celebratus

Answer 62

to attend in large numbers, honor with ceremonies

Question 63

fama, ae, f

Answer 63

reputation

Question 64

exspectatio, exspectationis, f

Answer 64

expectation

Question 65

admiratio, admirationis, f

Answer 65

admiration