Tacitus, Annals 14.4

Question 1

sollertia, ae, f.

Answer 1

cleverness, skill

Question 2

iuvō, iūvī, iūtum

Answer 2

aid, help; (impers.) it delights

Question 3

frequentō (1)

Answer 3

populate; resort to often, frequent

Question 4

ēliciō, ēlicere, ēlicuī, ēlicitum

Answer 4

coax, entice, lure out

Question 5

dictitō (1)

Answer 5

persist in saying, repeat

Question 6

quō

Answer 6

ut

Question 7

dehinc, adv.

Answer 7

after this

Question 8

obvius, a, um

Answer 8

placed so as to meet

Question 9

adventō (1)

Answer 9

arrive

Question 10

alluō (adluō), alluere, alluī

Answer 10

wash, lap, touch (of the sea, etc.).

Question 11

suescō, suescere, suēvī, suētum

Answer 11

be accustomed to

Question 12

rēmigium, (i)ī, n.

Answer 12

oarage; a crew of rowers

Question 13

adhibeō, adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum

Answer 13

bring into contact with; bring into play, apply (+ dat.)

Question 14

constō, constāre, constitī

Answer 14

stand together, take a position; (3rd sing. impersonal) it is an established fact, it is known

Question 15

extō (exstō), extāre, extitī

Answer 15

project; exist, be found

Question 16

prōditor, ōris, m.

Answer 16

traitor

Question 17

gestāmen, inis, n.

Answer 17

means of conveyance, conveyance (+ defining gen.)

Question 18

sella, ae, f.

Answer 18

chair; sedan chair.

Question 19

blandīmentum, ī, n.

Answer 19

coaxing, wheedling

Question 20

cōmiter, adv.

Answer 20

in a friendly manner

Question 21

adductus, a, um

Answer 21

drawn tight; severe (rare).

Question 22

consociō (1)

Answer 22

bring into alliance; join in

Question 23

convictus, ūs, m.

Answer 23

intimate association; banquet

Question 24

artē, adv. (comp. artius)

Answer 24

tightly, closely.

Question 25

aspectus (adspectus), ūs, m.

Answer 25

the action of seeing