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Servi cibum .....
 
gustabant
 
gustabat
Domini cenam gustaverunt
 
The masters enjoyed the dinner
 
The masters were enjoying the dinner
Turba magna erat in theatro
 
The large crowd was in the theater
 
The large crowd is in the theater
Clemens in foro ambulabat
 
Clemens was walking in the forum
 
Clemens walked in the forum
Servi clamorem ........
 
audiunt
 
audit
Iudex Hermogenem ........
 
convicet
 
convicent
Tonsores in taberna .........
 
laborant
 
laborat
Tonsor in taberna .......
 
laborat
 
laborant
Metella Luciam .......
 
vocat
 
vocas
 
vocant
Grumio et Clemens ........ servi
 
sunt
 
est
Grumio ...... coquus
 
est
 
sunt
Ancilla in culina ..........
 
laborat
 
laboras
 
laboro
Canis ad villam .......
 
currit
 
curris
 
curro
Tu in taberna ........
 
sedes
 
sedeo
 
sedet
Ego anulum .....
 
reddo
 
reddis
 
reddit
Venalicius ......... videt
 
tonsorem
 
tonsor
.......... versum recitat
 
poeta
 
poetam
.......... in foro ambulat
 
senex
 
senem
Ancilla ......... ad atrium ducit
 
artificem
 
artifex
t means..... nt means......
he/she/it; they
Which word is in the Accusative case? Amicus Grumionem visitat
Grumionem
Which word is in the Nominative case? Amicus Grumionem visitat
Amicus
Clemens vinum ..........
 
portat
 
laborat
Quintus cibum .........
 
consumit
 
visitat
Mater filium .......
 
vituperat
 
numerat
 
bibit
Dominus ancillam .........
 
laudat
 
scribit
 
cantat
Compare and Contrast Roman and American Food
answers vary
Compare and Contrast Roman and American Clothing
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Compare and Contrast Roman and American Families
answers vary
Compare and Contrast Roman and American Entertainment/Theater
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Compare and Contrast Roman and American Homes
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What was a typical play plot line?
A boy falls in love with an unsuitable match. It turns out she comes from a good family and they live happily ever after.
What did actors wear? Why?
Masks with exaggerated features, so those sitting far away could recognize various characters on stage
Name two comic playwrights.
Terence and Plautus
What did people bring with them to the theater?
Cushions for the stone seating, food and water
Who was allowed to attend the plays and how much did it cost?
Everyone, including slaves, could attend. The cost was free because performances were paid for by a wealthy citizen trying to gain popularity
How often were plays performed in Pompeii?
Several times a year
What is a basilica?
Law Court
What sort of public buildings could be found around the forum?
Temples, law courts, municipal buildings. The marketplace itself was open air with vendors setting up tables for their businesses.
What purpose(s) did the forum serve?
Commercial (business), legal (law courts), government (municipal buildings, voting place), social (a place to meet)
Name some other towns nearby Pompeii. (At least 2)
Nuceria, Stabiae, Neapolis, Herculaneum
In what region of Italy is Pompeii located?
Campania
In what manner did wealthy Romans eat dinner?
Reclining on 3 couches in the triclinium
What types of food did Romans commonly eat?
Fruits, vegetables, meat and fish (if you were wealthy), beans, olive oil, bread, wine, honey
What was the biggest meal for the Romans?
Cena (dinner)
What was the relationship between patronus and clientes?
clients (often former slaves) would line up to greet their patron everyday. The patron would give them money and they would support him in return by voting for
What is a stola?
long dress worn by women
What is a tunica?
long shirt; worn by everyone under their clothing; worn as primary article of clothing by slaves and men (when not wearing a toga)
What is a toga? Who wore it?
a long rectangular piece of wool, draped over the shoulder and around the body); only worn by adult male citizens; only worn for formal occasions
What is a fresco?
A fresco is a wall painting on a freshly plastered wall.
What is a mosaic?
A mosaic is a tiled floor. Small tiles were arranged either to make a picture or a design.
Where are the culina and latrina located? (colors)
dark and light orange, next to the garden
What color/number is a triclinium in the image?
dark blue (#4)
What color is the perisylium/hortus in the image?
light green
What color is the tablinum in the image?
dark purple
What color is a cubiculum in the image?
yellow
Where is the lararium? (number)
3
Where is the impluvium? (number)
2
What is the compluvium? (number)
opening in the roof to allow water through for collection
Where is the atrium?
3
Where is the ianua?
1
What was Metella’s main duty (as a wife/mother)?
Managing the household (ordering slaves and planning dinner parties and other entertainment), raising children
How many names did a male Roman citizen have? What are they each called?
3 names–praenomen, nomen, cognomen
Was Caecilius a real person? How do we know? How did he make a living?
Yes. We have records and other materials (a bust of his image!) that were preserved in his house after the eruption.
When and where does our storyline take place?
79 CE, Pompeii
List the Accusative Singular Noun Endings?
am, um, em
List the Nominative Plural Noun Endings?
ae, i, es
List the Nominative Singular Noun Endings?
a, us/um, x (blank)
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