Par. 4

Question 1

tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributus

Answer 1

(2nd) to give, concede, or allow [passive inf. - tribui]

Question 2

concedo, -ere, -cedi, -cessus

Answer 2

(3rd) to assent to, yield, allow

Question 3

perficio, -ere, -feci, -fectus

Answer 3

(3rd) to bring about, to accomplish/achieve

Question 4

segrego, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 4

(1st) to remove, to set apart

Question 5

puto, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 5

(1st) to think, consider, judge, deem

Question 6

ascisco, asciscere, asciscivi, asciscitus

Answer 6

(3rd) to receive or admit, ex. as a citizen; to adopt

Question 7

ut primum

Answer 7

as soon as

Question 8

puerilis, -e

Answer 8

(adv.) youthful, childish

Question 9

informo, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 9

(1st) to shape, fashion; to instruct or educate

Question 10

soleo, solere, solitus sum

Answer 10

(2nd semi-dep.) to be accustomed to

Question 11

se conferre

Answer 11

to betake oneself

Question 12

‘loco nobile’

Answer 12

(abl. of origin) in a noble family

Question 13

celeber, celebris, celebre

Answer 13

(adj.) populous, crowded; famous, distinguished

Question 14

quondam

Answer 14

(adv.) at one time, formerly

Question 15

copiosus, -a, -um

Answer 15

(adj.) rich

Question 16

liberalis, -e

Answer 16

(adj.) befitting a freeman; noble, honorable, or gentlemanly

Question 17

adfluens, -entis

Answer 17

(adj.) overflowing, abounding

Question 18

antecello, -ere, —-, —-

Answer 18

(3rd) to excell [+ dat]

Question 19

gloria, -iae

Answer 19

(f.) fame, glory, renown

Question 20

post

Answer 20

(adv.) later, next

Question 21

cunctus, -a, -um

Answer 21

(adj.) all, entire, the whole

Question 22

Graecia, -iae

Answer 22

(f.) Greece

Question 23

celebro, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 23

(1st) to crowd or throng; to celebrate

Question 24

exspectatio, -ionis

Answer 24

(f.) an awaiting, an expectation

Question 25

admiratio, -ionis

Answer 25

(f.) admiration or wonder

Question 26

supero, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 26

(1st) to surpass