De Bello Gallico 5.27

Question 1

familiaris, familiare

Answer 1

Personal, private, (noun) intimate friend

Question 2

missus, missūs m.

Answer 2

a sending

Question 3

missū Caesaris

Answer 3

sent by Caesar

Question 4

confiteor, confitēri, confessus sum

Answer 4

to acknowledge, to confess

Question 5

ventito, ventitare, ventitavi, ventitatus

Answer 5

to go back and forth, to visit

Question 6

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus

Answer 6

to make or set free, to release, to deliver

Question 7

stipendium, stipendi n.

Answer 7

tax, tribute

Question 8

pendo, pendere, pependi, pensum

Answer 8

to weigh, to weigh out, to weigh out money, to pay, to pay out

Question 9

Aduatuci, Aduatucorum m.

Answer 9

a people in Belgic Gaul and neighbors of the Eburones, the Aduatici

Question 10

catena, catenae f.

Answer 10

chain, fetter

Question 11

obses, obsidis m. and f.

Answer 11

hostage, pledge, security

Question 12

eiusmodi

Answer 12

of such a sort or kind, such

Question 13

iudicium, iudici n.

Answer 13

judicial proceedings, trial, opinion, judgement

Question 14

iudicio

Answer 14

by design, purposely

Question 15

voluntas, voluntatis f.

Answer 15

wish, goodwill, consent

Question 16

cactus, cactūs m.

Answer 16

compulsion

Question 17

ius, iuris n.

Answer 17

(human) law, justice, rights, power, authority

Question 18

porro, adv.

Answer 18

farther on, furthermore, then

Question 19

resisto, resistere, restiti

Answer 19

to stand back, to remain behind, to halt, to stand still, to withstand, to resist, to oppose

Question 20

coniuratio, coniurationis f.

Answer 20

a swearing together, plot, conspiracy

Question 21

humilitas, humilitatis f.

Answer 21

humility, lowness, weakness

Question 22

adeo (adv.)

Answer 22

to such an extent, so much, so very, so, in fact

Question 23

imperitus, imperita, imperitum

Answer 23

inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant

Question 24

confido, confidere, confisi, confisum

Answer 24

to rely on, to feel confident, to hope

Question 25

subsidium, subsidii n.

Answer 25

reserve force, help

Question 26

praesertim (adv.)

Answer 26

particularly, especially

Question 27

recupero, recuperare, recuperavi, recuperatus

Answer 27

to recover, to regain

Question 28

ineo, inīre, iī, itum

Answer 28

to go into

Question 29

inīre consilium

Answer 29

to form a plan

Question 30

pietas, pietatis f.

Answer 30

loyalty, devotion

Question 31

satisfacio, satisfacere, satisfeci, satisfactum

Answer 31

to make or do enough for, to give satisfaction, to satisfy, to make amends, to apologize, to ask pardon

Question 32

ratio, rationis f.

Answer 32

reckoning, account, estimate, design, plan, strategy, science, method, arrangement, cause, reason, regard, consideration, condition, state of affairs, manner, way, condition, terms (pl.) transactions

Question 33

officium, offici n.

Answer 33

allegiance, duty, business

Question 34

consulo, consulere, consului, consultum

Answer 34

to take counsel, to consult, to consider (with dat.) to take counsel for, to consider the interests of, to take care for, to spare

Question 35

biduum, bidui n.

Answer 35

benefit, favor, kindness, good deed