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servus athletae discum tradidit
the slave handed over the discus to the athlete
Grumio Poppaeae flores dedit
Grumio gave flowers to Poppaeae
mercator feminis togas ostendebant
the merchant was showing togas to the women
Metella filio donum quaerebant.
Metella was looking for a gift for her son
strigiles - oleum - hypocauston
scraper - oil - underneath heating area
tepidarium - caldarium - frigidarium
warm room - hot room - cold room
palaestra - ostiarius - apodyterium
exercise area - door guy - changing room
Name two ways schooling was similar then v. now
various responses
Name two ways schooling was different then v. now.
various responses
vehementer
violently, loudly
suus
his own
solus
alone
Clemens est pulcher, sed Grumio est pulcherrimus.
Clemens is handsome, but Grumio is the most handsome.
habitat
live
servat
save, keep, guard
accipit: accēpit
receive, accept
tacet
be quiet
abit
go away
saepe v. semper
often v. always
Grumio cum Poppaea ambulabat. anulum in via invēnit.
Grumio was walking with Poppaea. he found a ring in the road.
nos sumus calliores quam vos.
we are more clever than you all.
"nos Romani vobis pacem damus." - "et vos praemium accipitis" (praemium = reward)
"we Romans give you peace" "and you all receive the reward"
nos Romani non semper sumus meliores quam Graeci.
we Romans are not always better than the Greeks.
caupo uxori anulum dedit quod anulus eam delectavit. (caupo = innkeeper)
the innkeeper gave his wife the ring because the ring delighted her.
_____ anulum video. (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
ego - I see a ring
Cur ____ pugnamus? (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
nos - Why are we fighting?
Quid _____ exclamatis? (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
vos - what are you all shouting/exclaiming?
Quid _____ facis? (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
tu - what are you doing?
Alexander fratribus donum quaerebat, quod diem natalem celebrabant. (donum = gift)
Alexander was looking for a gift for his brothers because they were celebrating their birthday.
"ego mihi puella dō quod ego sum solus." (Quoque responde: quid dixit?).
"I give the girl to me because I am alone." - Quintus
vos pueri estis stultissimi.
you boys are very stupid
tum Theodorus nuntiavit, "Alexander victor est. argumentum optimum explicavit."
then Theodorus announced, "Alexander is the winner. he explained the best proof (argument)."
vos Graecas statuas spectatis, vos Graecos libros legitis, Graecos rhetores auditis.
you all look at Greek statues, you read Greek books, you listen to Greek teachers (rhetors).
vos imperium maximum habetis, sed vos estis imitatores.
you all have the biggest empire, but you all are imitators.
urbs Roma est maior quam omnes urbes.
the city of Rome is bigger than all cities.
nos imperium maximum habemus. nos pacem servamus.
we have the biggest empire. we keep the peace.
nos Romani sumus fortissimi. nos barbaros ferocissimos superamus.
we Romans are very brave. we overpower very fierce barbarians.
nos Romani sumus meliores quam Graeci
we Romans are better than the Greeks
Latin pronoun for - s
tu
Latin pronoun for - o
ego
Latin pronoun for - tis
vos
Latin pronoun for - mus
nos
vos
you all
nos
we