Lesson XXI

Question 1

addere, -didi, -ditus

Answer 1

to add

Question 2

adhibere (2)

Answer 2

to apply, to employ, to use

Question 3

adnexus (annexus)

Answer 3

connected

Question 4

augere (2), auxi, auctus

Answer 4

to increase

Question 5

beneficium, N.

Answer 5

benefice

Question 6

canon, F.

Answer 6

canon; ecclesiastical rule or edict

Question 7

capax

Answer 7

capable

Question 8

comedere, -edi, -esus

Answer 8

to eat

Question 9

comestio, F.

Answer 9

eating

Question 10

condonare

Answer 10

to condone, to pardon

Question 11

construere, -uxi, -uctus

Answer 11

to construct

Question 12

consuetudo, F.

Answer 12

custom

Question 13

conventio, F.

Answer 13

agreement

Question 14

declarare

Answer 14

to make clear, to show, to demonstrate

Question 15

dubius

Answer 15

doubtful

Question 16

eleemosyna, F.

Answer 16

alms

Question 17

emere (3), emi, emptus

Answer 17

to buy

Question 18

emptio, F.

Answer 18

buying

Question 19

etsi

Answer 19

although

Question 20

ex. gr. (e.g.), abbr. for exempli gratia

Answer 20

for example

Question 21

exponere, -posui, -positus

Answer 21

to expound, to set forth, to explain

Question 22

ex parte

Answer 22

in part, from the viewpoint of

Question 23

ex toto

Answer 23

wholly

Question 24

fraus, F.

Answer 24

fraud, deceit

Question 25

fructus, M.

Answer 25

fruit, profit, benefit

Question 26

fundamentum, N.

Answer 26

foundation

Question 27

fuse

Answer 27

at length, in much detail

Question 28

horologium, N.

Answer 28

clock

Question 29

imprimis

Answer 29

first of all, chiefly

Question 30

indicare

Answer 30

to indicate

Question 31

inscius

Answer 31

not knowing, unaware..

Question 32

inservire (4), -servivi, -servitus

Answer 32

to serve

Question 33

iterare

Answer 33

to repeat

Question 34

jus, N.

Answer 34

law, right

Question 35

lucrum, N.

Answer 35

profit, money

Question 36

ministrare

Answer 36

to administer, to wait upon, to serve

Question 37

mixtus

Answer 37

mixed

Question 38

nec…nec

Answer 38

neither…nor

Question 39

niti (dep. 3), nisus (nixus)

Answer 39

to endeavor

Question 40

obstare, -stiti, -status

Answer 40

to hinder, to prevent, to be in the way

Question 41

operans, M.

Answer 41

worker, agent

Question 42

opportune

Answer 42

fittingly

Question 43

paucis

Answer 43

in a few words

Question 44

periculum, N.

Answer 44

danger

Question 45

permutatio, F.

Answer 45

exchange

Question 46

praecipuus

Answer 46

special, extraordinary

Question 47

pretium, N.

Answer 47

price

Question 48

prohibere (2)

Answer 48

to prohibit, to forbid

Question 49

provisus, M.

Answer 49

provision, precaution

Question 50

recognoscere, -cognovi, -cognitus

Answer 50

to recognize

Question 51

recolere, -colui, -cultus

Answer 51

to survey, to sum up

Question 52

rejicere, -jeci, -jectus

Answer 52

to reject, to abandon

Question 53

satisfacere (io), -feci, -factus

Answer 53

to satisfy

Question 54

simoniacus

Answer 54

simoniacal (a person who practices simony, the making of profit out of sacred things)

Question 55

statuere, statui, statutus

Answer 55

to decide, to ordain, to appoint

Question 56

studiosus

Answer 56

zealous, eager, assiduous

Question 57

sublevare

Answer 57

to support, to assist

Question 58

tacitus

Answer 58

tacit, assumed

Question 59

tendere, tetendi, tentus (tensus)

Answer 59

to tend, to strive, to bend one’s course

Question 60

titulus, M.

Answer 60

title

Question 61

totidem

Answer 61

just so many

Question 62

venditio, F.

Answer 62

selling

Question 63

vetare, vetui, vetitus

Answer 63

to forbid

Question 64

victus, M.

Answer 64

a living, nourishment

Question 65

voluptas, F.

Answer 65

pleasure