Sections 43-44

Question 1

*latius

Answer 1

(adv.) more widely

Question 2

emitto, emittere, emisi, emissus

Answer 2

(3rd c.) to send out

Question 3

propre

Answer 3

(prep.) near; (adv.) nearly

Question 4

regnum, -i

Answer 4

(n.) the kingship/supreme power; a kingdom

Question 5

patior, pati, passus sum

Answer 5

(3rd c. i-stem deponent) to allow/permit [usage in Caesar]; to bear, suffer, or endure

Question 6

servo, -are, servavi, servatus

Answer 6

(1st c.) to keep in sight, to watch/observe [can also mean to save, protect, rescue]

Question 7

semita, -ae

Answer 7

(f.) path

Question 8

injuria, -ae

Answer 8

(f.) damage, harm, injury; a wrong or injustice

Question 9

imperatum, -i

Answer 9

(n.) a command

Question 10

occulto, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 10

(1st c.) to hide

Question 11

amplior, -ius

Answer 11

(comp. adj.) greater

Question 12

obtineo, -ere, -ui, -tentus

Answer 12

(2nd c.) to hold, to acquire

Question 13

silvestris, -e

Answer 13

(adj.) woody

Question 14

*vito, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 14

(1st c.) to avoid

Question 15

defedo, -ere, -i, -fensus

Answer 15

(3rd c.) to protect

Question 16

depono, -ere, deposui, depositus

Answer 16

(3rd c.) to give up, abandon; to lay aside

Question 17

firmissus, -a, -umm

Answer 17

(sup. adj.) strongest, most powerful

Question 18

vasto, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 18

(1st c.) to lay waste to, devastate, plunder

Question 19

agmen, agminis

Answer 19

(n.) the line of march [vs. ‘acies’ - the line of battle]

Question 20

contentio, -ionis

Answer 20

(f.) a fight, struggle, contest

Question 21

*dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditus

Answer 21

(2nd c.) to surrender

Question 22

*praedor, -ari, -atus sum

Answer 22

(1st c. deponent) to plunder

Question 23

adolescens, -entis

Answer 23

(m. or f.) a youth

Question 24

excedo, excedere, excessi, excessus

Answer 24

(3rd c.) to go out; to withdraw

Question 25

vagor, -ari, -atus sum

Answer 25

(1st c. deponent) to wander