Tacitus, Annals 16.20-21

Question 1

ingenium (i)ī n

Answer 1

clever device contrivance

Question 2

nōtescō nōtescere nōvī

Answer 2

become known

Question 3

offerō offerre obtulī oblātum

Answer 3

put in a person’s path ; (in passive of a thought) suggest oneself

Question 4

perquam adv

Answer 4

extremely

Question 5

simultās ātis f

Answer 5

state of animosity quarrel feud

Question 6

dēferō dēferre dētulī dēlātum

Answer 6

denounce accuse

Question 7

cruciātus ūs m

Answer 7

torture; the physical pain of torture

Question 8

tormentum ī n

Answer 8

torture

Question 9

nex necis f

Answer 9

murder

Question 10

luō luere luī

Answer 10

atone for make amends for

Question 11

exscindō exscindere exscidī exscissum

Answer 11

exterminate destroy

Question 12

ōlim adv

Answer 12

for a long time past long ago

Question 13

uter utraque utrumque

Answer 13

each of the two (with ref. to individuals esp. ones forming a natural pair)

Question 14

infensus a um

Answer 14

relentless in one’s enmity bitterly hostile

Question 15

accēdō accēdere accessī accessum

Answer 15

be thrown in be included (with)

Question 16

lūdicrum ī n

Answer 16

amusement diversion; public entertainment show

Question 17

parum adv

Answer 17

too little

Question 18

spectābilis e

Answer 18

noteworthy

Question 19

Patavium (i)ī n

Answer 19

Patavium (modern Padua in N Italy)

Question 20

oblitterō (1)

Answer 20

cause to be forgotten

Question 21

concidō concidere concidī

Answer 21

collapse; lose one’s authority be overthrown; lose one’s case (in a lawsuit)

Question 22

repetundae ārum f pl

Answer 22

the charge of extortion (= pecuniae repetundae the asking for money back )

Question 23

interrogō (1)

Answer 23

indict (+ gen)