Sections 45-47

Question 1

depereo, -ire, -ivi/ii, ——

Answer 1

(4th c.) to be entirely destroyed

Question 2

expositus

Answer 2

in a certain context, may mean ‘having landed’ [from ships]

Question 3

inanis, -e

Answer 3

(adj.) empty

Question 4

perpaucus, -a, -um

Answer 4

(adj.) very little; (pl. adj.) very few

Question 5

reporto, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 5

(1st c.) to carry back

Question 6

tranquilitas, -atis

Answer 6

(f.) calmness or calm

Question 7

vectigal, -alis

Answer 7

(n.) tax or tribute

Question 8

noceo, -ere, nocui, nocitus

Answer 8

(2nd c.) to hurt

Question 9

repentinus, -a, -um

Answer 9

(adj.) sudden, unexpected

Question 10

pendo, -ere, pependi/pendi, pensus

Answer 10

(3rd c.) to pay

Question 11

*subsum, subesse, sufui, subfuturus

Answer 11

to be near; to be at hand

Question 12

deditio, -ionis

Answer 12

(f.) surrender

Question 13

absum, abesse, abfui, abfuturus

Answer 13

to be distant; to be away

Question 14

*palus, paludinis

Answer 14

(f.) a swamp or marsh

Question 15

superesse

Answer 15

to remain; to be left

Question 16

*vallum, -i

Answer 16

(n.) a rampart

Question 17

perduco, perducere, perduxi, perductus

Answer 17

(3rd c.) to bring; to conduct

Question 18

rejicio, rejicere, rejeci, rejectus

Answer 18

(3rd c.) to fling back

Question 19

neu

Answer 19

(adv.) nor; and not

Question 20

angustius

Answer 20

(comp. adj.) more closely

Question 21

detrimentum, -i

Answer 21

(n.) damage or loss

Question 22

defectio, -ionis

Answer 22

(f.) defection, revolt, or betrayal

Question 23

desidero, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 23

(1st c.) to miss [a thing]; to desire

Question 24

paulisper

Answer 24

(adv.) for a little bit

Question 25

singuli, -ae, -a

Answer 25

(pl. adj.) each; single or separate

Question 26

tot

Answer 26

(adv.) so many

Question 27

fossa, -ae

Answer 27

(f.) a ditch or trench

Question 28

tantus, -a, -um

Answer 28

(adv.) so much, so great

Question 29

*instituo, -ere, institui, institutus

Answer 29

(3rd c.) to resolve; to begin

Question 30

*eruptio, eruptionis

Answer 30

(f.) a sally

Question 31

aliquamdiu

Answer 31

(adv) for a considerable time

Question 32

de improviso

Answer 32

(adv. phrase) unexpectedly

Question 33

incursio, incursionis

Answer 33

(f.) a raid

Question 34

initus, -a, -us

Answer 34

(past participle) having been begun; from ineo: to begin, form, or adopt