tentatio (trial, as action, Liv.): spectatio (repeated examination of an object, especially of money): consideratio: reputatio: deliberatio (the weighing of anything): judicium (the examining judgement): interrogatio (interrogatory examination; e.g., testium: in the examination of the witnesses, in interrogandis testibus). Without examination, sine judicio, temere (e.g., assentiri alicui). Examination of anybody (to see what he knows), *tentatio scientiae alicujus (after Cic., De Div., 1, 17, 32): to hold an examination, *examinare, explorare, exquirere, quid sciant (or didicerint) discipuli :”to offer one’s self for examination, se spectandum or examinandum offerre: to undergo an examination, *probationis periculum subire (Wyttenback): to come up for examination again, ad probationem redire (ib.). ☞ For “judicial examination,” Vid: “Judicial ENQUIRY.