Sections 7-9

Question 1

progredior
progredī
progressus sum

Answer 1

(3rd conj deponent)

to go forward, to advance, to proceed

Question 2

mox

Answer 2

soon

Question 3

postea

Answer 3

after that, afterwards

Question 4

nequāquam

Answer 4

by no means

Question 5

adigō
adigere
adegī
adactus

passive infinitive: adigī

Answer 5

(3rd conj)

to drive to, to hurl to

Question 6

conscendō
conscendere
conscendī
conscensum

Answer 6

(3rd conj)

to embark, to go on board

Question 7

octo

Answer 7

(indeclineable adjective) eight

Question 8

nanciscor
nanciscī
nactus sum

Answer 8

(3rd conj deponent)

to get, to obtain

Question 9

idōneus, -a, -um

Answer 9

(adj.) suitable, convenient

Question 10

ventus, ventī

Answer 10

(m.) wind

Question 11

accedō
accedere
accessī
accessus

Answer 11

(3rd conj.)

to approach, to be added

Question 12

numerus, numerī

Answer 12

(m.) number

Question 13

distribuō
distribuere
distribuī
distribūtus

Answer 13

(3rd conj.)

to distribute, to assign

Question 14

navigatio, navigatiōnis

Answer 14

(f. noun) sailing

Question 15

solvō
solvere
solvī
solutus

Answer 15

(3rd conj)

to loosen, free, release, dissolve

Question 16

ancora, ancorae

Answer 16

(f.) an anchor

Question 17

collis, collis

Answer 17

(m.) a hill

Question 18

angustus, -a, -um

Answer 18

narrow, contracted, steep

Question 19

hora, horae

Answer 19

(f.) hour

Question 20

octoginta

Answer 20

(adj) eighty

Question 21

lītus, litoris

Answer 21

(n.) the seashore

Question 22

aestus, aestūs

Answer 22

(m.) the tide

Question 23

millia, millium

Answer 23

(3rd declension, n. pl.) 1000

Question 24

praefectus, praefectī

Answer 24

(m.) prefect, commander

The praefectī militum commanded the auxiliary troops.

Question 25

attingō
attingere
attigī
attactus

Answer 25

(3rd conj.)

to touch on, to reach

Question 26

tempestās, tempestātis

Answer 26

(f.) a time, a season, a storm

Question 27

secundus, -a, -um

Answer 27

favorable, second

Question 28

circiter

Answer 28

(adv.) about, nearly

Question 29

queastor, questoris

Answer 29

(m.) a queastor

The quaestores were in charge of finances and sometimes took command.

Question 30

mille passūs / millia passuum

Answer 30

1000 paces

‘at a distance of 1000 paces’ = ab millibus passuum

Question 31

ibi

Answer 31

in that place, there; then, thereupon

Question 32

eques, equitis

Answer 32

(m. ) a horseman

(pl. ) cavalry

Question 33

nonus, -a, -um

Answer 33

ninth

Question 34

ulterior, ulterius

Answer 34

(comparative adjective)

further

Question 35

onerarius, -a, -um

Answer 35

(adj.) of or belonging to a burden

Question 36

quartus, -a, -um

Answer 36

(adj) fourth

Question 37

vigilia, vigiliae

Answer 37

(f.) watch

Question 38

duodeviginti

Answer 38

(adj.) eighteen

Question 39

conspiciō
conspicere
conspexī
conspectus

Answer 39

(3rd conj i-stem)

to see, to observe

Question 40

contineō
continēre
continuī
contentus

Answer 40

(2nd conj)

to shut in, restrain, confide

Question 41

exponō
exponere
exposuī
expositus

Answer 41

(3rd conj)

to post, to draw up

Question 42

tum / tunc

Answer 42

(adv.) then, at that time

Question 43

praesidium, praesidiī

Answer 43

(n.) a protecting force, a garrison

Question 44

cōgō
cōgere
coēgī
coactus

Answer 44

(3rd conj.)

to collect, to compel, to press into military service