Vocab Quiz Chapters 8,9,10,11

Question 1

civitas, civitatis, f

Answer 1

citizenship

Question 2

lex, legis, f

Answer 2

the law, any legal argument

Question 3

amplius

Answer 3

more, further, in addition

Question 4

causa, ae, f

Answer 4

the case

Question 5

infirmo, infirmare, infirmavi, infirmatus

Answer 5

to weaken, invalidate, void

Question 6

ascribo, ascribere, ascripsi, ascriptus

Answer 6

to enroll as a citizen

Question 7

nego, negare, negavi, negatus

Answer 7

to deny

Question 8

adsum, adesse, afui, afuturus

Answer 8

to be present, at hand

Question 9

vir, viri, m

Answer 9

a man, husband

Question 10

auctoritas, auctoritatis, f

Answer 10

the quality of leadership, authority

Question 11

religio, religionis, f

Answer 11

reverence, the quality of evoking awe or respect

Question 12

fides, fidei, f

Answer 12

faith, trust

Question 13

opinor, opinari, opinatus

Answer 13

to hold as an opinion, to suppose, to believe

Question 14

scio, scire, scivi, scitus

Answer 14

to know

Question 15

intersum, interesse, interfui, interfuturus

Answer 15

to be among, attend, to be present

Question 16

legatus, i, m

Answer 16

delegate, ambassador

Question 17

mandatum, i, n

Answer 17

a commission, charge, order

Question 18

testimonium, i, n

Answer 18

evidence given by a witness in court

Question 19

tabula, ae, f

Answer 19

a written document, public records

Question 20

desidero, desidare, desidavi, desidatus

Answer 20

to desire, want

Question 21

incendio, incendere, incensi, incensus

Answer 21

to burn

Question 22

tabularium, i, n

Answer 22

the record office, public registry

Question 23

intereo, interire, interii, interiturus

Answer 23

to be destroyed, die, perish

Question 24

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus

Answer 24

to seek, search for, to ask for

Question 25

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitus

Answer 25

to keep silent, quiet

Question 26

littera, ae, f

Answer 26

to learn from books or formal education, literature

Question 27

flagito, flagitare, flagitavi, flagitus

Answer 27

to ask for, demand

Question 28

amplus, a, um

Answer 28

large, spacious, extensive, magnificent, great

Question 29

integer, gra, grum

Answer 29

undiminished state, not affected by war

Question 30

municipium, i, n

Answer 30

self governing community or township awarded the rights of Roman citizenship

Question 31

ius iurandum

Answer 31

a sworn oath

Question 32

depravo, deprare, depravi, depratus

Answer 32

to corrupt

Question 33

repudio, repudiare, repudiavi, repudiatus

Answer 33

to refuse, reject, to regard as false

Question 34

soleo, solere, solui, solitus

Answer 34

to be accustomed to

Question 35

corrumpo, corrumpere, corrupi, corruptus

Answer 35

to tamper with, to corrupt

Question 36

domicilium, i, n

Answer 36

permanent residence, domicile

Question 37

tot, adj.

Answer 37

so many

Question 38

ante

Answer 38

before, previous to

Question 39

sedes, sedis, f

Answer 39

where one lives, a dwelling place, home

Question 40

fortuna, ae, f

Answer 40

wealth, property

Question 41

conloco, conlocare, conlocavi, conlocatus

Answer 41

to settle, establish, set up

Question 42

profiteor, profiteri, professus

Answer 42

to submit one's name, register, enroll

Question 43

immo, adv

Answer 43

on the contrary

Question 44

vero, adv

Answer 44

however, on the other hand

Question 45

professio, professionis, f

Answer 45

a formal declaration before a magistrate

Question 46

conlegium, i, n

Answer 46

a board or body of magistrates

Question 47

obtineo, obtinere, obtinui, obtentus

Answer 47

to have, possess

Question 48

neglegentius, adv

Answer 48

somewhat carelessly, without caution

Question 49

adservo, adservare, adservavi, adservatus

Answer 49

to keep safe, protect

Question 50

incolumis, e

Answer 50

safe, unharmed

Question 51

levitas, levitatis, f

Answer 51

unreliability, carelessness

Question 52

damnatio, damnationis, f

Answer 52

condemnation in a court of law

Question 53

resigno, resignare, resignavi, resignatus

Answer 53

to break the binding force (of an argument)

Question 54

sanctus, a, um

Answer 54

upright, virtuous

Question 55

modestus, a, um

Answer 55

restrained, temperate, mild

Question 56

diligentia, ae, f

Answer 56

attentiveness, diligence

Question 57

litura, ae, f

Answer 57

a rubbing out, erasure, a correction

Question 58

commoveo, commovere, commovi, commotus

Answer 58

to stir emotions, disturb, trouble, make anxious

Question 59

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus

Answer 59

to doubt, question

Question 60

praesertim adv

Answer 60

especially since

Question 61

quoque adv

Answer 61

also, even, too

Question 62

mediocris, e

Answer 62

ordinary, average, common

Question 63

humilis, e

Answer 63

humble, lowly, insignificant

Question 64

praeditus, a, um

Answer 64

endowed with

Question 65

gratuito, adv

Answer 65

without payment, nothing

Question 66

impertio, impertire, impertivi, impertitus

Answer 66

to present, offer

Question 67

credo, credere, credidi, creditus

Answer 67

to believe

Question 68

scaenicus, a, um

Answer 68

connected with the stage, of actors, stage performers

Question 69

artifex, artificis, m

Answer 69

an artisian, an actor

Question 70

largior, largiri, largitus

Answer 70

to bestow, to grant

Question 71

summus, a, um

Answer 71

greatest, highest

Question 72

nole, nolle, nolui

Answer 72

to be unwilling, not want to

Question 73

ceterus, a, um

Answer 73

others, the rest remaining

Question 74

inrepo, inrepere, inrepsi

Answer 74

to slip in

Question 75

semper adv

Answer 75

always

Question 76

reicio, reicere, reici, reiectus

Answer 76

to refuse to admit, reject

Question 77

census, us, m

Answer 77

registration of Roman citizens and their property, written records of the census

Question 78

requiro, requirere, requisivi, requisitus

Answer 78

to ask for, to demand, to obtain

Question 79

scilicet, exclamatory

Answer 79

to be sure! obviously!

Question 80

obscurus, a, um

Answer 80

not clear, doubtful, uncertain

Question 81

proximus, a, um

Answer 81

nearest, next, immediately proceding

Question 82

censor, censoris, m

Answer 82

one of two magistrates whose duties include the taking of the census

Question 83

clarissimus, a, um

Answer 83

most distinguished

Question 84

imperator, imperatoris, m

Answer 84

a commanding officer, general

Question 85

exercitus, us, m

Answer 85

military force, army

Question 86

superior, superioris adj

Answer 86

earlier, previously

Question 87

quaestor, quaestoris, m

Answer 87

the lowest ranked elected magistrate, often assigned as a deputy to a higher magistrate

Question 88

primus, a, um

Answer 88

first

Question 89

populus, populi, m

Answer 89

people

Question 90

censeo, censere, censui, census

Answer 90

to conduct a census, to be registered in a census

Question 91

quoniam (conj)

Answer 91

since, because

Question 92

confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus

Answer 92

to establish, confirm

Question 93

indico, indicare, indicavi, indicatus

Answer 93

to make known, show, point out

Question 94

gero, gerere, gessi, gestus

Answer 94

to carry on, do, perform

Question 95

criminor, criminari, criminatus

Answer 95

to accuse, make an allegation

Question 96

ne...quidem

Answer 96

not even

Question 97

verso, versare, versavi, versatus

Answer 97

to turn, to be engaged, involved

Question 98

testamentum, i, n

Answer 98

a will

Question 99

saepe, adv

Answer 99

often, continuously

Question 100

adeo, adire, adii, aditus

Answer 100

to enter, come into

Question 101

hereditas, hereditatis, f

Answer 101

inheritance, hereditary possession

Question 102

beneficium, i, n

Answer 102

formal thanks or commendations, a reward

Question 103

aerarium, i, n

Answer 103

the treasury

Question 104

defero, deferre, detuli, delatus

Answer 104

to confer, recommend

Question 105

consul, consulis, m

Answer 105

consul, the highest magistrate in the Roman republic government