Tacitus, Annals 15.55

Question 1

dictitō (1)

Answer 1

keep on saying

Question 2

iānitor, ōris, m.

Answer 2

doorkeeper

Question 3

coniūrō (1)

Answer 3

form a plot, form a conspiracy (perfect participle often w. middle sense)

Question 4

acciō, accīre, accīvī or aciī, accītum

Answer 4

fetch, summon

Question 5

iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussum

Answer 5

ask, invite

Question 6

per, prep. + acc.

Answer 6

through the agency of

Question 7

ordior, ordīrī, orsus

Answer 7

begin on

Question 8

arguō, arguere, arguī, argūtum

Answer 8

show, reveal ; accuse

Question 9

colō1, colere, coluī, cultum

Answer 9

worship

Question 10

subripiō, subripere, subripuī, subreptum

Answer 10

steal

Question 11

libertās, ātis, f.

Answer 11

freedom, gift of freedom

Question 12

enimvērō, adv.

Answer 12

and in fact

Question 13

epulae, ārum, f. pl.

Answer 13

banquet

Question 14

struō, struere, struxī, structum

Answer 14

arrange ; put together.

Question 15

parum, indecl. neut. noun

Answer 15

too little, not enough.

Question 16

palam, here adv.

Answer 16

unambiguously

Question 17

crimen, criminis, n.

Answer 17

charge, accusation.

Question 18

index, indicis, m. / f.

Answer 18

informer

Question 19

adiciō, adicere, adiēcī, adiectum

Answer 19

add

Question 20

incūsō (1)

Answer 20

accuse of being

Question 21

intestābilis, e

Answer 21

abominable

Question 22

cōnscelerātus, a, um

Answer 22

wicked (apparently without the implication of being a co-conspirator)

Question 23

sēcūritās, ātis, f.

Answer 23

unconcern

Question 24

labō (1)

Answer 24

fall to pieces

Question 25

admoneō (2)

Answer 25

remind

Question 26

uter, utraque, utrumque

Answer 26

each of two