the 1st invasion of Britain // lines 58-107

Question 1

ob

Answer 1

on account of, for

Question 2

desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum

Answer 2

leap down

Question 3

aestus, us

Answer 3

tide

Question 4

septem

Answer 4

seven

Question 5

planus, a, um

Answer 5

level, “even-shelving”

Question 6

essedarius, i

Answer 6

soldier fighting from a chariot, a charioteer

Question 7

quo genere

Answer 7

a kind of troops which; a kind of warriors whom

Question 8

nisi, adv.

Answer 8

except

Question 9

altum, i

Answer 9

the deep

Question 10

ignotus, a, um (w/ dative)

Answer 10

unknown

Question 11

onus, oneris, n.

Answer 11

burden

Question 12

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus

Answer 12

weigh with, weigh down

Question 13

simul

Answer 13

at the same time

Question 14

studium, i

Answer 14

zeal, eagerness, desire, devotion, occupation

Question 15

fluctus, us

Answer 15

wave, surf

Question 16

aridum, i

Answer 16

dry (land)

Question 17

paulum, adv.

Answer 17

a little way

Question 18

aqua, ae

Answer 18

water

Question 19

membrum, i

Answer 19

member (of the body)

Question 20

expeditus, a, um

Answer 20

unimpeded

Question 21

audacter, adv.

Answer 21

boldly

Question 22

equus, i

Answer 22

horse

Question 23

insuefactus, a, um

Answer 23

trained

Question 24

imperitus, a, um (w/ gen)

Answer 24

unskilled in

Question 25

alacritas, alacritatis

Answer 25

eagerness, ardor

Question 26

pedester, pedestris, pedestre

Answer 26

on foot, infantry

Question 27

decimus, a, um

Answer 27

tenth

Question 28

aqulia, ae

Answer 28

eagle, standard

Question 29

universi, ae, a

Answer 29

all together, all

Question 30

cunctor, cunctari, cunctatus sum

Answer 30

hesitate

Question 31

obtestor, obtestari, obtestatus sum

Answer 31

call upon

Question 32

feliciter, adv.

Answer 32

successfully

Question 33

evenio, evenire, eveni, eventum

Answer 33

come out, turn out

Question 34

nisi, conj.

Answer 34

unless

Question 35

prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditus

Answer 35

betray, give up

Question 36

certe, adv.

Answer 36

certainly

Question 37

praesto, praestare, praestiti, praestatus

Answer 37

display, perform, discharge

Question 38

dedecus, dedecoris, n.

Answer 38

disgrace

Question 39

adorior, adoriri, adortus sum

Answer 39

rise against, assail, attack

Question 40

subsidium, i

Answer 40

reserves, help, aid

Question 41

simul atque, conj.

Answer 41

as soon as

Question 42

firmiter, adv.

Answer 42

firmly

Question 43

insisto, insistere, institi

Answer 43

take a stand, maintain a footing

Question 44

ubi, conj.

Answer 44

whenever

Question 45

aliquis, aliquid

Answer 45

anyone, anything

Question 46

singularis, e

Answer 46

alone, one by one

Question 47

equus, i

Answer 47

horse

Question 48

circumsisto, circumsistere, circumstiti

Answer 48

surround, hem in

Question 49

scapha, ae

Answer 49

skiff

Question 50

navigium (i) speculatorium (i)

Answer 50

scouting boats

Question 51

laboro

Answer 51

toil, am troubled, am hard pressed

Question 52

aridum, i

Answer 52

dry (land)

Question 53

cursus, us

Answer 53

running, course, career, passage

Question 54

defero, deferre, detuli, delatus

Answer 54

bring from, bring down, carry, report refer

Question 55

pristinus, a, um

Answer 55

former

Question 56

mandatum, i

Answer 56

command, order

Question 57

vinculum, i

Answer 57

chain

Question 58

culpa, ae

Answer 58

blame, fault

Question 59

imprudentia, ae

Answer 59

ignorance, indiscretion

Question 60

ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum

Answer 60

forgive, pardon

Question 61

queror, queri, questus sum

Answer 61

complain

Question 62

ultro, adv.

Answer 62

of one’s one accord, voluntarily, spontaneously

Question 63

longinquus, a, um

Answer 63

distant, remote

Question 64

commendo

Answer 64

entrust, surrender