Chapter 15

Question 1

caput, capitis

Answer 1

(n.)

head

Question 2

celer, celeris, celere

Answer 2

swift

Question 3

cingō

Answer 3

cingere, cīnxī, cīnctus

to surround; to gird (on oneself)

Question 4

cōnstituō

Answer 4

cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtus

to set up, to establish; to decide

Question 5

deterreō

Answer 5

dēterrēre, dēterruī dēterritus

deter, prevent (§138)

Question 6

dulcis, dulce

Answer 6

sweet, pleasant

Question 7

for

Answer 7

(1-tr.)

to speak, to say

Question 8

impediō

Answer 8

impedīre, impedīvī or impediī, impedītus

to hinder, to impede (§138)

Question 9

miseret

Answer 9

miserere, miseruit or miseritum est

it moves (one) to pity (§139)

Question 10

nē

Answer 10

introduces positive Fear clause, that (§137)

Question 11

nūmen, nūminis

Answer 11

(n.)

divine power, divinity, divine spirit, numen

Question 12

orbis terrārum

Answer 12

world

Question 13

orbis, orbis, -ium

Answer 13

(m.)

ring, circle

Question 14

paenitet

Answer 14

paenitēre, paenituit

it causes (one) to repent or regret (§139)

Question 15

piget

Answer 15

pigēre, piguit

it disgusts (one), it irks (one) (§139)

Question 16

prohibeō

Answer 16

prohibēre, prohibui, prohibitus

to prevent; to prohibit, to forbid (§138)

Question 17

pudet

Answer 17

pudēre, puduit or puditum est

it makes (one) ashamed (§139)

Question 18

quīn

Answer 18

introduces prevention clause, that … not, from (§138)

Question 19

quod

Answer 19

the fact that

Question 20

quōminus

Answer 20

introduces prevention clause, by which the less, from (§138)

Question 21

rapiō

Answer 21

rapere, rapuī, raptus

to seize, to tear away, to carry (off)

Question 22

eripiō

Answer 22

ēripere, ēripuī, ēreptus

to tear away, to snatch away

Question 23

solvō

Answer 23

solvere, solvī, solūtus

to loosen; to free, to release; to dissolve

Question 24

obstō

Answer 24

obstāre, obstitī, obstatum

to stand in the way; to hinder, to block (§138)

Question 25

interest

Answer 25

interesse, interfuit

it is important, it concerns (§139)

Question 26

taedet

Answer 26

taedēre, taesum est

it makes (one) tired or sick (§139)

Question 27

turpis, turpe

Answer 27

foul, ugly; base, shameful

Question 28

ut (+ subjunctive)

Answer 28

introduces negative fear clause, that … not (§137)

Question 29

vereor

Answer 29

verērī, veritus sum

to be in awe of, to show respect to; to dread, to fear (§137)

Question 30

vetō

Answer 30

vetāre, vetuī, vetitus

to forbid (§138)

Question 31

vultus, vultūs

Answer 31

(m.)

expression; face