De Bello Gallico 6.17

Question 1

Apollo, Apollinis m.

Answer 1

the god Apollo

Question 2

ars, arts f.

Answer 2

skill, art

Question 3

artes, artium

Answer 3

the arts

Question 4

colo, colere, colui, cultum

Answer 4

to cultivate, to dwell in; to honor, to worship

Question 5

Iuppiter, Iovis n.

Answer 5

Jupiter, chief god of the Roman state

Question 6

Mars, Martis m.

Answer 6

Mars, the god of war

Question 7

mercatura, mercaturae f.

Answer 7

a commercial enterprise, trade

Question 8

mercor, mercari, mercatus sum

Answer 8

to trade, to deal, to sell

Question 9

Mercurius, Mercuri m.

Answer 9

Mercury, a god especially associated by the Romans with trade

Question 10

Minerva, Minervae f.

Answer 10

the goddess Minerva, who was associated with wisdom and the liberal arts

Question 11

pecunia, pecuniae f.

Answer 11

property, wealth; money

Question 12

post (prep. with acc.)

Answer 12

behind, after

Question 13

quaestus, quaestūs m.

Answer 13

gain, acquisition

Question 14

via, viae f.

Answer 14

way, road, route; journey, march

Question 15

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum

Answer 15

to seek, to look for; to ask, to question, to inquire; to strive for, to endeavor, to seek to obtain; to miss, to lack; to desire, to require

Question 16

animalis, animalis n.

Answer 16

animal, living (and breathing) creature

Question 17

artificium, artifici n.

Answer 17

a trade, handicraft; artifice, trick

Question 18

caelestis, caeleste

Answer 18

what is in the sky, heavenly, celestial

Question 19

caelestes, caelestia (as noun.)

Answer 19

the gods (who live in the sky)

Question 20

confero, conferre, contuli, collatus

Answer 20

to collect, to carry

Question 21

depello, depellere, depuli, depulsum

Answer 21

to drive from or away; to ward off

Question 22

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum

Answer 22

to push, to drive, to hurl, to impel, to propel; to expel, to banish, to eject, to thrust out; to strike, to set in motion; (military): to rout, to put to flight, to discomfit; (music) to strike the cords, to play

Question 23

devoveo, devovēre, devovi, devotum

Answer 23

to consecrate, to devote

Question 24

dimico, dimicare, dimicavi, dimicatus

Answer 24

to fight, to struggle, to contend

Question 25

mico, micare, micui, micatum

Answer 25

to vibrate, to quiver; to twinkle, to glitter; to tremble; to beat (of the pulse)

Question 26

Mars, Martis m.

Answer 26

Mars, the god of war

Question 27

Minerva, Minervae f.

Answer 27

the goddess Minerva

Question 28

opinio, opinionis f.

Answer 28

way of thinking; opinion; impression; expectation; reputation

Question 29

opus, operis n.

Answer 29

work labor; military work or works, fortifications, defenses; a work of engineering or architecture

Question 30

rego, regere, rexi, rectum

Answer 30

to keep straight; to guide, to direct, to control

Question 31

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditum

Answer 31

to give over; to entrust; to teach

Question 32

conspicor, conspicari, conspicatus sum

Answer 32

to observe, to discern, to perceive

Question 33

cruciatus, cruciatūs m.

Answer 33

cross (used for crucifixion), torture, torment

Question 34

exstruo, exstruere, exstruxi, exstructum

Answer 34

to build or pile up; to construct, to build

Question 35

licet, licēre, licui and licitum est (impers.)

Answer 35

it is permitted

Question 36

negloego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectum

Answer 36

to not heed, to not pay attention to, to disregard, to neglect

Question 37

occulto, occultare, occultavi, occultatus

Answer 37

to hide, to keep secret, to conceal

Question 38

quispiam, quidpiam and quispiam, quaepiam, quodpiam (indef. pron.)

Answer 38

anyone, any

Question 39

saepe (adv.)

Answer 39

often, frequently

Question 40

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum

Answer 40

to lift up; to take on board; to remove; to destroy

Question 41

tumulus, tumuli m.

Answer 41

swelling; mound, hill

Question 42

tumeo, tumēre, tumui

Answer 42

to be swollen, turgid, distended, puffed out or inflated, to swell