Sections 13-14

Question 1

adorior
adorīrī
adoritus sum

Answer 1

(4th c. deponent)

to attack

Question 2

projiciō
projicere
projēcī
projectus

Answer 2

(3rd c. i-stem)

to throw, to throw forward

Question 3

proximus, -a, -um

Answer 3

nearest, next

Question 4

circumsistō
circumsistere
circumstetī
—–

Answer 4

(3rd c.)

to surround

Question 5

metuō
metuere
metuī
—-

Answer 5

(3rd c.)

to fear, to dread

Question 6

uterque, utraque, utrumque

Answer 6

both, each

substantive plural: both sides

Question 7

aquilifer, aquiliferī

Answer 7

(m.) standard-bearer

Question 8

officium, -ī

Answer 8

(n.) duty, office

Question 9

perturbō
perturbāre
proturbāvī
proturbātus

Answer 9

to disturb utterly, to throw into confusion

Question 10

occurrō
occurrere
occurrī
occursum

Answer 10

(3rd c.)

to run up to, fall in with, meet

Question 11

tum

Answer 11

(adv) then

Question 12

prodō
prodere
prodidī
proditus

Answer 12

(3rd c.)

to give up, surrender, betray

Question 13

universus, -a, -um

Answer 13

all together, the whole

Question 14

aquila, -ae

Answer 14

(f.) eagle

Question 15

altitūdo, altitūdinis

Answer 15

(f.) depth

Question 16

quicumque, quaecumque, qoudcumque

Answer 16

whoever, whatever

Question 17

aggregō
aggregāre
aggregāvī
aggregātus

Answer 17

to flock to, to attach oneself to

Question 18

firmiter

Answer 18

(adv.) firmly

Question 19

eveniō
evenīre
evēnī
eventus

Answer 19

(4th c.)

to happen, to turn out

Question 20

decimus, decima, decimum

Answer 20

(adj.) tenth

Question 21

praestō
praestāre
praestitī
praestitus

Answer 21

to show, to perform

Question 22

ordo, ordinis

Answer 22

(m.) order, line, rank

Question 23

dececus, dececoris

Answer 23

(n.) a disgrace, a dishonor

Question 24

contestor
contestārī
contestātus sum

Answer 24

(1st c. deponent)

to call to witness, to invoke

Question 25

servō
servāre
servāvī
servātus

Answer 25

to make safe, save, keep (to), hold

Question 26

vadum, -ī

Answer 26

(n.) shallow

Question 27

cunctor, cunctarī, cunctātus sum

Answer 27

(1st conj deponent)

to delay, to hesitate

Question 28

singularis, singulare

Answer 28

single, solitary

Question 29

adpropinquō
adpropinquāre
adproninquāvī
adpropinquātus

Answer 29

to approach (w/ dative or ad + accusative)

adpropinquârunt = adpropinqua[ve]runt syncopated

Question 30

item

Answer 30

(adv.) so, also, in like manner

Question 31

desiliō
desilīre
desiluī
desultus

Answer 31

(4th c.)

to leap down

Question 32

insistō
insistere
insistitī
—-

Answer 32

(3rd conj.)

to stand, to hold one’s ground