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Stages 19-21 Review S22

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  • astrologus vulnus Barbilli sanare temptabat.
    The astrologer was trying to heal B's wound.
  • On what date was the annual parade for Isis held?
    March 5th !!!
  • servi, ab architecto iussi, fabrum comprehenderunt et in fontem sacrum deicerunt. (comprehendit - grab)
    the slaves, ordered by the architect, grabbed the craftsman and threw him down into the sacred fountain.
  • ego militem interficientem hostes video. (hostes - enemies)
    I see the soldier killing the enemies.
  • venenum, in poculo celatum, vitam celerrime exstinguere potest.
    poison, hidden in a cup, can extinguish life very quickly
  • annus vs. hora
    year vs. hour
  • servi ad villam revenerunt, Barbillum portantes.
    The slaves returned to the house carrying Barbillus
  • vita, mi Memor, est plena rerum difficilium
    life, my memor, is full of difficult things
  • multi iuvenes hanc puellam amant quod pulcherrima est
    many young men love this girl bc she's very beautiful
  • morbus vs. mors/mortis
    illness, disease vs. death
  • cogito ergo sum
    I think therefore i am
  • Petro artem medicinae in urbe diu exercuerat. (exercet- practice)
    Petro had practiced the art of medicine in the city for a long time
  • Name three things that would take place at the parade for Isis.
    statue carried to harbor; roses scattered; dancers and musicians; ship blessed and sent to see; statue carried back to the temple
  • faber, ab architecto vituperatus, insolenter respondit. (insolenter - rudely)
    the craftsman, cursed out by the architect, rudely responded.
  • Rank these in order of their social importance: Salvius, Cephalus, Memor, Imperator
    Imperator, Salvius, Memor, Cephalus
  • Boys, don't shout! (clamare)
    Pueri, nolite clamare
  • rex Cogidubnus hūc vēnit, remedium morbi petens.
    King Cog has come to this place, seeking a cure to his illness
  • Lucius, work! (laborat)
    Luci, labora
  • Barbillus, de vita sua desperans, me ad cubiculum arcessivit.
    B, despairing of/about his own life, summoned me to the bedroom.
  • Cogidubnus est vir clarissimus, ā populo Romano honoratus
    Cog is a very famous man, honored by the Roman people
  • quamquam tu tam occupatus es, volo te ipsum hanc rem efficere
    although you are so busy, I want you yourself to carry out/accomplish this task
  • Petro est doctor pessimus
    Petro is a very bad/the worst doctor
  • Helena, sta prope me!
    Helena, stand near me!
  • hasta, quam servus emiserat, umerum Barbilli percusserat. (pay attention to verb tense!)
    the spear, which a slave had thrown, had hit B's shoulder
  • necesse est tibi me adiuvare. difficile est mihi Barbillum sanare
    it's nec. for you to help me. it's diff for me to heal B
  • Girls, sit! (sedere)
    puellae, sedete
  • astrologus murem dissectum in vulnus Barbilli ponebat, magicum versum recitans
    the astrologer was placing the dissected mouse into B's wound, reciting a magic verse
  • urbs vs. oppidum
    city vs. town
  • Aristo, look! (spectare)
    Aristo, specta!
  • persuadet:persuasit
    persuade
  • comparat
    obtain
  • Imperator, ā Cogidubno saepe vexatus, iam mortem eius cupit.
    The emperor, often annoyed by Cog, now wants his death.
  • Aristo! noli me vexare!
    Aristo! don't annoy me!
  • huc illuc
    to this place, to that place
  • friends, don't cry!
    amici/amicae nolite lacrimare
  • nonnulli vs. pauci
    some vs. a few
  • Cephalus, libertus Memoris, dominum dormientem excitare temptabat.
    Cephalus, the freedman of Memor, was trying to wake up his sleeping master
  • iubeo te mihi consilium quam celerrime dare.
    I order you to give me advice (a plan) as quickly as possible
  • Verum aut falsum: Isis was only worshipped in Alexandria
    Falsum - throughout the Mediterranean by many peoples
  • What specifically was a Haruspex?
    a soothsayer - read the signs of livers of sacrificed animals
  • ego militem interfectum ab hostibus video. (hostibus - enemies)
    I see the soldier (having been) killed by the enemies.
  • cogitat
    think
  • milites te exspectant, ab hostibus vulnerati.
    the soldiers, wounded by the enemies, are waiting for you
  • homo sapiens
    wise man
  • Phormio ad urbem contendit, medicum quaerens.
    Phormio hurried to the city looking for a doctor
  • Students, write!
    discipuli, scribite
  • Name two things someone might have to do to join the Isiaci - the cult of Isis
    atone for sins - sacrifice, fast, go on a pilgrimage, dip into the frozen Tiber and walk on knees
  • facile est mihi tragoedias scribere. tota vita mea est tragoedia
    it's easy for me to write tragedies. my whole life is a tragedy
  • Why specifically was the date chosen for Isis' parade? (what opened that day?)
    the sailing season opened
  • sed, domine, periculosum est tibi hodie e villa exire quod sol Arieti appropinquat (Arieti - the constellation Ram)
    but, master, it's dangerous for you to go out of the house today bc the sun is approaching Aries.
  • in thermis Cephalus plurimos hominos invenit, vehementer clamantes
    in the bathhouse Cephalus found very many people, violently shouting
  • Brutus, listen!
    Brute, audi
  • Plurimi cives Alexandrini vias complebant quod pompam deae Isidis spectare volebant.
    very many Alexandrian citizens were filling the streets b/c they wanted to watch the parade of the goddess Isis.
  • architectus Romanus, ā me missus, thermas maximas in oppido Aquae Sulis aedificavit.
    a roman arcitect, sent by me, has built a very big bathhouse in the town of Aquae Sulis
  • Aristo vir miserrimus est quod vitam duram vivit.
    Aristo is a very miserable man b/c he's lived a harsh life.
  • Marcus, don't sleep! (dormire)
    Marce, noli dormire
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