Tacitus, Annals 14.14

Question 1

curriculum, ī, n.

Answer 1

the action of running; chariot

Question 2

quadrīga, ae, f.

Answer 2

four-horse chariot; (in plural) a team of four chariot-horses

Question 3

insistō, insistere, institī

Answer 3

stand on; take one’s stand on (+ dat., especially of driving chariots)

Question 4

cithara, ae, f.

Answer 4

lyre

Question 5

lūdi(cer?), lūdicra, lūdicrum

Answer 5

for public entertainment, i.e. “appropriate for the lūdī”

Question 6

concertō (1)

Answer 6

contend

Question 7

rēgius, a, um

Answer 7

royal, kingly

Question 8

factitō (1)

Answer 8

do frequently, make a habit of

Question 9

enimvērō

Answer 9

certainly, to be sure; and in fact, what is more (expanding the previous statement)

Question 10

cantus, ūs, m.

Answer 10

singing, song

Question 11

praecipuus, a, um

Answer 11

peculiar, special; foremost, paramount

Question 12

praescius, a, um

Answer 12

having foreknowledge, prescient

Question 13

sistō, sistere, stetī or stitī, statum

Answer 13

cause to stand; check, halt, stop

Question 14

video, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum

Answer 14

(impersonal passive) seem good (+ acc. and inf.); (perf.) resolve upon

Question 15

pervincō, pervincere, pervīcī, pervictum

Answer 15

overcome

Question 16

prōmiscuus (prōmiscus), a, um

Answer 16

enjoyed in common; available to the general public

Question 17

ultrō

Answer 17

of one’s own accord, spontaneously

Question 18

molliō, mollīre, molīvī or molliī, mollītum

Answer 18

soften.

Question 19

perfungor, perfungī, perfunctus

Answer 19

perform; (perfect) to have finished one’s task

Question 20

subigō, subigere, subēgī, subactum

Answer 20

force, constrain (+ inf.)

Question 21

mercēs, mercēdis, f.

Answer 21

payment, wage