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CHAPTER 25 PRACTICE QUIZ

- A: by

- Bellum, belli N: war

- Caesar, Caesaris M: Caesar

- Capere, cepisse, captum: to capture

- Colere, coulisse, cultum: to worship

- Deus, dei M: god

- Dicitur: is said

- Et: and

- Hiberna, hibernae F: winter

- Icere, icuisse, ictum: to stab

- Invictus: unconquered

- Iterum: again

- Pirata, piratae M: pirate

- Postulare, postulavisse, postulatum: to claim

- Pugnare, pugnavisse, pugnatum: to fight

- Romanus, Romani M: Roman

- Sol, solis M: sun

- Soror, sororis M: sister

- Ursus, ursi M: bear

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CHAPTER 24 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

- Ante: before

- Defessus, defessa, defessum: tired

- Dormire: to sleep

o Dormiet: future

o Dormiverant: pluperfect

- Dum: while (splits the sentence)

- Esse: to be

o Erit: future

o Est: present

o Fuerat: pluperfect

o Fuit: perfect

- Et: and

- Ientaculum, ientaculi N: breakfast

- Lacrimare: to cry

o Lacrimabat: imperfect

- Laetus, laeta, laetum: happy

- Ludere: to play

o Luserint: future perfect

- Magister, magistri M: teacher

- Miser, misera, miserum: sad

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- Nox, noctis F: night

- Omnis, omnis, omnis: all

- Parare: to prepare

o Paravit: perfect

- Semisomnus, semisomna, semisomnum: sleepy

- Vesper, vesperis M: sunset

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CHAPTER 21 & 22 Practice Quiz

PROVIDED VOCABULARY

- Aliquis, aliqua, aliquid: some

- Anima, animae F: soul

- Appropinquare: to approach

- Aqua, aquae F: water

- Arbor, arboris F: tree

- Colloqui: to speak with

- Cur: why

- Debere, debuisse: to be obligated, should

- Deus, dei M: god

- Edere, edisse: to eat

- Eis: them

- Esse: to be

- Famelicus, famelica, famelicum: starving

- Lacus, lacus M: lake

- Offendere, offendisse, offensum: to offend

- Pomum, pomi N: fruit

- Potare, potavisse, potatum: to drink

- Prope: near
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- Punire, punivisse, punitum: to punish

- Rogare: to ask

- Vel: or

- Vetare, vetuisse: to forbid

- Vir, viri M: man

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CHAPTER 21 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

- Ad: toward

- Aeneas, Aeneas M: Aeneas

- Arbor, arboris F: tree

- Aureus, aurea, aureum: golden

- Carthago, Carthaginis F: Carthage

- Charon, Charonis M: Charon

- Colloqui: to speak with

- Columba, columbae F: dove

- Comes, comitis M: ally

- Corpus, corporis N: body

- Descendere: to descend

- Ego: I

- Eos: them

- Filius, filii M: son

- Flumen, fluminis N: river

- Humus, humi M: ground

- In: in, into

- Inferni, Infernorum M: the Underworld

- Instruere: to instruct

- Invenire: to find

- Maximus, maxima, maximum: greatest

- Me: me
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- Meus, mea, meum: my

- Mihi: for me

- Monstrare: to show

- Nihil: nothing

- Nos: we

- Palinurus, Palinuri M: Palinurus

- Pater, patris M: father

- Prolis, prolis F: descendant

- Quondam: certain

- Ramus, rami M: branch

- Regina, reginae F: queen

- Sacerdos, sacerdotis F: priestess

- Sepelire: to bury

- Si: if

- Supra: above

- Suus, sua, suum: his

- Tamen: however

- Tibi: for/to you

- Trans: across

- Tu: you (nominative)

- Umbra, umbrae F: shade

- Venus, Veneris F: Venus

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CHAPTER 21 PASSAGE

- Amica, amicae F: friend

- Antiquus, antiqua, antiquum: old

- Aperire: to open

- Arca, arcae F: box

- Bellus, bella, bellum: beautiful

- Cibus, cibi M: food

- Cimelum, cimeli N: treasure

- Confidere: to trust

- Conservare: to keep

- Cornelia, Corneliae F: Cornelia

- Deus, dei M: god

- Epimetheus, Epimethei M: Epimetheus

- Esse: to be

- Est: is

- Ex: out of

- Fabula, fabulae F: story

- Filius, filii M: son

- Flos, floris M: flower

- Forma, formae F: type

- Frater, fratris M: brother

- Homo, hominis M: mankind

- Malus, mala, malum: evil

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- Monitus, moniti M: warning

- Multi, multae, multa: many

- Narrare: to tell

- Non: not

- Nos: we/us

- Numquam: never

- Pandora, Pandorae F: Pandora

- Pecunia, pecuniae F: money

- Per: through

- Periculum, periculi N: danger

- Plenus, plena, plenum: full

- Prometheus, Promethei M: Prometheus

- Provolare: to fly out

- Putare: to think

- Quid: what

- Quoque: also

- Revertere: to give back

- Rex, regis M: king

- Rogare: to ask

- Sapientia, sapientiae F: wisdom

- Sed: but

- Semper: always

- Sine: without
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- Spes, spei M: hope

- Strahere: to spread

- Sunt: are

- Terra, terrae F: land

- Vir, viri M: man

- Vita, vitae F: life

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CHAPTER 20 PASSAGE

- Ad: toward
- Aedificare: to build
- Aeneas, Aeneae M: Aeneas
- Aenos, Aenis F: Aenos (a small island)
- aliqui, aliquae, aliqua: some
- Alius, alia, alium: other
- Annus, anni M: year
- Antandrum, Antandri F: Antandrum (a small town)
- Apollo, Apollonis M: Apollo
- Apparere: to appear
- Celare: to hide
- Civis, civis M/F: citizen
- Condere: to establish
- Contra: against
- Creta, Cretae F: Crete (a large island)
- Cum: with
- Decem: 10
- delere: to destroy
- Di: the gods
- Dicere: to say
- Discedere: to leave
- Domus, domus F: home
- Ducere: to lead
- Duces: will lead
- e/ex: out of
- Ego: I
- Equus, equi M: horse
- errumpere: to burst out
- Et: and
- evader: to escape
- Exclamare: to shout
- Explicare: to explain
- Filius, filii M: son
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- Graecus, Graeca, Graecum: Greek
- Habere: to have
- Habiatare: to live
- Hector, Hectoris M: Hector
- Hesperia, Hesperiae F: Hesperia (a country)
- ille, illa, illud: that
- Imperare: to order
- In: in. into
- Incepere: to begin
- Invenire: to find
- Ire: to go
- Iubere: to order
- Laris, laris M: ancestor
- Ligneus, lignea, ligneum: wooden
- Maritus, mariti M: husband
- Mittere: to send
- Mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
- Narrare: to tell
- Navis, navis M: ship
- Necesse est: it is necessary
- Nobis: for us
- Non: not
- Nos: we, us
- Novus, nova, novum: new
- nox, noctis F: night
- Obtinere: to gather
- Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle
- Pater, patris M: father
- Pestilentia, pestilientiae F: plague
- Posse: to be able
- Pugnare: to fight
- Rex, regis M: king
- Rogare: to ask
- Se: themselves
- sed: but
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- Statim: immediately
- Sum: am
- Tamen: however
- Thracia, Thraciae F: Thrace (a province)
- Troia, Troiae F: Troy (a city)
- Troianus, Troiana, Troianum: Trojan
- Tu: you
- Tuus, tua, tuum: you
- Ubi: where
- umbra, umbrae F: ghost
- Uxor, uxoris F: wife
- Vis: to want
- Vos: y’all
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CHAPTER 19 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Aestus, aestu M: Chapter 19 word
● Ager, agri M: field
● Amare: to like
● Ambo: both
● Aqua, aquae F: water
● Bestia, bestiae F: creature
● Canis, canis M/F: dog
● Cibulum, cibuli N: treat
● Collisus, collisa, collisum: flat
● Convenire: to meet
● Cornus, cornus M: Chapter 19 word
● Crinitus, crinita, crinitum: fluffy
● Cubiculum, cubiculi M: room
● Currere: to run
● De: about
● De: about. Concerning
● Decimus, decima, decimum: tenth
● Deus, dei M: god
● Dicere: to say
● Dies, diei M: Chapter 19 word
● Discipulus, discipuli M: student
● Docere: to teach
● Duodecimus, duodecima, duodecimum: twelfth
● Effigies, effigei F: Chapter 19 word
● Esse: to be
● Et: and
● Exercitus, exercitus M: army
● Facies, faciei F: Chapter 19 word
● Fides, fidei M: Chapter 19 word
● Freduardius, Freduardii M: Fredward (a name for the best dog in the
world)
● Genu, genus N: Chapter 19 word
● Glacies, glaciei M: Chapter 19 word
● Habere: to have
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● Hoc: this
● In: in, into
● Lacus, lacus M: Chapter 19 word
● Magister, magistri M: teacher
● Metus, metus F: fear
● Mollipila, mollipilae F: softball
● Non: not
● Omnis, omnis, omne: every, all
● Proelium, proelii N: battle
● Publicus, publica, publicum: pertaining to the public
● Pugnilius, Pugnilii M: Ollie (Fredward’s best friend)
● Res, rei F: Chapter 19 word
● Romanus, Romana, Romanum: Roman
● Sine: without
● Sunt: from esse
● Vel: or
● Undecimus, undecima, undecimum: eleventh
● Unus, una, unum: one

PROVIDED VOCABULARY

- Accidit: happen

- Ad: toward

- Adhuc: still

- Amare, amavisse, amatum: to lile

- Appropinquare, appropinquavisse: to approach

- Aqua, aquae F: water

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- Canis, canis M: dog

- Cibus, cibi M: food

- Circumspicere, circumspexisse: to look around

- Clamare, clamavisse: to shout

- Conspicere, conspexisse, conspectum: to catch sight og

- Cum: with, when

- Currere, cucurrisse: to run

- Dicere, dixisse: to say

- Domus, domus F: home

- Ecce: look

- Erit: from esse

- Esse, fuisse: to be

- Et: and

- Extendere, extensisse, extensum: to hold out

- Ferre, tulisse: to bring

- Fieri, factum: to become

- Hortus, horti M: garden

- Imperare, imperavisse: to order

- In: in

- Incipere, incepisse, inceptum: to begin

- Intuere: to glare at

- Liberi, liberorum M: children

- Ludere, ludisse, lusurus: to prank

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- Lupus, lupi M: wolf

- Magnus, magna, magnum: big

- Manus, manu M: hand

- Mater, matris F: mother

- Maximus, maxima, maximum: greatest

- Metus, metu M: fear

Molestus, molesta, molestum: bothersome

- Nihil: nothing

- Nomen, nominis N: name

- Odium, odii N: hatred

- Olfacere, olfecisse: to smell

- Petere, petivisse, petitum: to seek

- Placidus, placida, placidum: calm

- Puella, puellae F: girl

- Puer, pueri M: boy

- Qui, quae, quod: who, which, that

- Quiescere, quievisse: to rest

- Ridere, risisse: to laugh

- Rivus, rivi M: stream

- Se: she

- Sed: but

- Sed: but

- Sequi, secutum: to follow

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- Silva, sylvae F: forest

- Statim: immediately

- Statim: immediately

- Sunt: from esse

Tacitus, tacita, tacitum: quiet

- Tam: so

- Terrere, terruisse, territum: to frighten

- Tibi: to you

- Tremere: to shake

- Ursus, ursi M: bear

- Ut: as, so that, to

Vexatus, vexata, vexatum: annoyed

Villa, villa F: house
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CHAPTER 37 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

- Achilles: a person

- Aedificare: to build

- Bellus, bella, bellum: beautiful

- Contra: against

- Dare: to give

- Dea, deae F: goddess

- Det: from dare

- Duo, duae, dua: two

- Equus, equi M: horse

- Hector: a person

- Hortari: to urge

- Inter: between

- Invadere: to invade

- Iuppiter, iovis M: Juppiter

- Iuvenis, iuvenis M: venis M: youth

- Ligneus: wooden

- Moriri: to die

- Non: not

- Odisse: to hate

- Optare: to choose

- Patroclus: a person

- Pugnare: to fight
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- Rogare: to ask

- Se: him

- Sibi: to him

- Tres, tres, tria: three

- Troianus, Troiani M: Trojan

- Ulcisci: to avenge

- Uxor, uxoris F: wife

- Venus, Veneris F: Venus

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CHAPTER 36 PRACTICE QUIZ
● Abdomen: stomach
● Aestate: summer
● Auris, auris M: ear
● Cibulum, cibuli N: treat
● Dare: to give
● Defessus: tired
● Esse: to be
● Examen: quiz
● Execere: to practice
● Hac: this
● Inferioribus: subordinate
● Intellegere: to understand
● Luditabit: to play
● Magister, magistri M: teacher
● Nasum, nasi M: nose
● Non: not
● Optimissimus, optimissima, optimissimum:
● bestest
● Particulis: clause
● Puer, pueri M: boy
● Scalpere: to scratch
● Scribere: to write
● Se: he/she/him/her
● Sedere: to sit
● Suus, sua, suum: his
● Tangere: to touch
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CHAPTER 36 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Advenire, advenisse, adventum: to arrive
● Aeneas, Aeneas M: Aeneas
● Aureus, aurea, aureum: golden
● Carthago, Carthagis F: Carthage
● Comes, comitis M: ally
● Conditum, conditi N: establishment
● Dare, dedisse, datum: to give
● Dea, deae F: goddess
● Decernere, decernuisse, decernitm: to decided
● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want
● Deus, deum M: god
● Emercari, ---, emercatum: to bribe
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Et: and
● In: in
● Iratus, irata, iratum: angry
● Iuno, Iunonis F: Juno
● Iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenis: you
● Malum, mali N: apple
● Mare, maris N: ocean
● Mittere, mississe, missum: to send
● Navis, navis M: ship
● Novus, nova, novum: new
● Odisse: to hate
● Omes: all
● Per: through
● Regina, reginae F: queen
● Salutare, salutavisse, salutatum: to greet
● Sicilia, Siciliae F: Sicily
● Statim: immediately
● Sterenere: to scatter
● Stetere, stitisse, stitum: to stop
● Tempestas, tempestatis F: storm
● Troia, Troiae F: Troy
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● Troianus, Troiana, Troianum: Trojan
● Valde: very
● Ventus, venti M: wind
● Venus, Veneris F: Venus
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CHAPTER 34 PASSAGE: SPARTACUS

- Ad: to

- Aliquis, aliquis, aliquid: some

- Bellum, belli N: war

- Buccellare, buccellaris N: cooking utensils

- Capua, Capuae F: Capua (a Roman town)

- Contra: against

- Ducere, duxisse, ductum: to lead

- Dux, ducis M: leader

- Effugere, effugisse, effugitum: to flee

- Emere, emuisse, emptum: to buy

- Erat: imperfect of esse

- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

- Exercere, exercuisse, exercitum: to train

- Exercitus, exercitus M: army

- Hostis, hostis M: enemy

- Id: it

- Immitis, immitis, immitis: cruel

- In: in

- Incarcerare, incarceravisse, incarceratum: to imprison

- Incipere, incepisse, inceptum: to begin

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- Insolens, insolens, insolente: insubordinate

- Interrogare, interrogavisse, interrogatum: to questions

- Lanista, lanistae F: trainer

- Libertatio, libertationis M: freedom

- Miles, militis M: soldier

- Mittere, misisse, missum: to send

- Modo: only

- Mors, mortis M: death

- Munus, muneris N: gladiatorial game

- Narrare, narravisse, narratum: to tell

- Necare: to kill

- Pro: for

- Pro: for

- Pugnare, pugnavisse, pugnatum: to fight

- Qui: who

- Roma, Romae F: Rome

- Rudis, rudis M: rudis (the wooden practice sword)

- Sed: by

- Semper: always

- Septuaginta: 70

- Servitude, servitudinis M: slavery

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- Spernare, spernavisse, spernatum: to hate

- Thraex, Thraecis M: Thracian

- Tiro, tironis M: rookie gladiator

- Verberare, verberavisse, verberatum: to beat

- Victor, victoris M: winner

- Vincere, vicisse, victum: to win

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8CHAPTER 33 PRACTICE QUIZ

- Adhuc: still

- Canis, canis M/F: dog

- Crimen, criminis N: crime

- Cur: why

- Discipulus, discipuli M: student

- Disputare, disputavisse, disputatum: to argue

- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

- Excusatus, excusata, excusatum: justified

- Magister, magistri M: teacher

- Mirari, ---, miratum: to wonder

- Panifartis, panifartis M: sandwich

- Posse, potuisse: to be able, could

- Quando: when

- Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

- Si: if
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CHAPTER 33

PROVIDED VOCABULARY

- A: by

- Agere, egisse, actum: to discuss

- Aliqui: other

- Ambo: both

- Amor, amoris M: love

- Audire, audivisse, auditum: to hear, listen to

- Bellum, belli N: war

- Calidus, calida, calidum: hot

- Canis, canis M: dog

- Cena, cenae F: dinner

- Clamor, clamoris M: shout

- Comes, comitis M: ally

- Commissatio, commissationis M: the Commissatio

- Compellere, compellevisse, compulsum: to force

- Conficere, confecisse, confectum: to complete

- Conspicere, conspexisse, conspectum: to stare at

- Controversia, controversiae F: question

- Creare, creavisse, creatum: to create

- Cui: to whom

- Cur: why

- Curare, curavisse, curatum: to care

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- Dare, dedisse, datum: to give

- De: about

- Decernere, decernuisse: to decide

- Delibere, delibuisse: to ponder

- Discedere: to leave

- Disputare, disputavisse, disputatum: to argue

- Domus, domus F: home

- E: out of

- Ebrius, ebria, erbium: drunk

- Eruditus, erudita, eruditum: smart

- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

- Et: and

- Excitare, excitavisse, excitatum: to wake up

- Gaius, Gaii M: Gaius

- Habere, habuisse, habitum: to have

- Homo, hominis M: man

- Hospes, hospitis M: guest

- Ignorare, ignoravisse, ignoratum: to ignore

- Imperator, imperatoris M: emperor

- Incipere, incepisse, inceptum: to begin

- Ludus, ludi M: school

- Marcus, Marci M: Marcus

- Mihi: me
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- Mirari, miratum: to wonder

- Modo: only

- Monstrare, monstravisse, monstratum: to show

- Mox: soon

- Nomen, nominis N: name

- Non: not

- Obdormire: to fall asleep

- Omnes, omnes, omnia: all

- Panifartis, panifartis M: sandwich

- Panis, panis M: bread

- Pars, partis M: piece

- Poculum, poculi N: goblet

- Post: after

- Primus, prima, primum: first

- Pro: for

- Pro: for

- Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

- Qui: who

- Quid: what

- Quis: who

- Quomodo: how

- Regredi, regressum: to return

- Responsum, responsi N: response

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- Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

- Satis: adequate

- Secundus, secunda, secundum: second

- Sextus, Sexti M: Sextus

- Si: if

- Tertius, tertia, tertium: third

- Tumultus, tumulti M: uproar

- Ubi: where, when

- Unus, una, unum: one

- Vel: or

- Vinum, vini N: wine

- Visitare, visitavisse, visitatum: to vist

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CHAPTER 31

- A: by

- Ad: at, toward

- Adhuc: still

- Ancilla, ancillae F: slavewoman

- Barbarus, Barbara, barbarum: foreign

- Calvus, calva, calvum: bald

- Cantare, cantavisse, cantatum: to sing

- Cattilimen, cattiliminis N: pudding

- Cena, cenae F: dinner

- Cenare, cenavisse, cenatum: to dine

- Cibus, cibi M: food

- Cognoscere, cognovisse, cognitum: to recognize

- Coniungere, coniunxisse, coniunctum: to marry

- Coquere, coxisse, coctum: to cook

- Corpus, corporis N: body

- Culina, culinae F: kitchen

- De: about

- Dives, dives, dives: rich

- E: out of

- Enclopius: Enclopius (a name)

- Erat: was

- Errumpere, errupuisse, erruptum: to burst out

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- Esse: to be

- Et: and

- Extum, exit N: bowel

- Fabula, fabulae F: story

- Ferre, tulisse, latum: to carry

- Fieri, ---, factum: to become

- Gerere, geruisse, gestum: to wear

- Gladiator, gladiatoris M: gladiator

- Gustatio, gustationis M: first course

- Hospes, hopsitis M: guest

- Hospitare, hospitavisse, hospitatum: to hose

- Imminere, imminuisse, imminitum: to threaten

- Inedibilis, inedibilis, inedibile: inedible

- Interaneum, interanei N: intestine

- Liberare, liberavisse, liberatum: to free

- Mingere, minxisse, minctum: to urinate

- Modo: only

- Movere, movisse, motum: to move

- Multi, multae, multa; many

- Narrare, narravisse, narratum: to tell

- Obesus, obesa, obesum: fat

- Omnes, omnes, omnia: all

- Optimus, optima, optimum: dinner

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- Peregrinus, peregrina, peregrinum: weird

- Petronius, Petronii M: Petronius (a name)

- Porcus, porci M: pig

- Prodigus, prodiga, prodigum: wasteful

- Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

- Quatiere, quatiuisse: to shake

- Quod: because (conjunction that splits sentence)

- Ridere, risisse, risum: to laugh

- Ruber, rubra, rubrum: red

- Rudus, ruda, rudum: crass

- Saltem: at least

- Sanguis, sanguinis M: blood

- Scindere, scindisse, scissum: to cut

- Scribere, scripsisse, scriptum: to write

- Semper: always

- Sentire, sentivisse, sensum: to notice

- Servus, servi M: slave

- Suus, sua, suum: his

- Tamen: however

- Toga, togae F: toga

- Trahere, traxisse, tractum: to drag

- Trimalchio, Trimalchionis M: Trimalchio (a name)

- Trinclinium, trinclinii N: dining room

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- Tum: then

- Valde: exceedingly

- Vexare, vexavisse, vexatum: to annoy

- Videre, vidisse, visum: to see

- Vir, viri M: man

- Visitare, visitavisse, visitatum: to visit

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Chapter 29 Passage- Midas Part I

· a/ab: by

· Ambulare, ambulavisse, ambulaturum: to walk

Aliquid: anything

· Appropinquare, appropinquavisse: to approach

· arcus, arcus M: arch

· aureus, aurea, aureum: gold

· Civis, civis M/F: citizen

· Clamare, clamavisse, clamatum: to shout

· convertere, convertisse, convertum: to turn into

· cors, cordis M: hear

· Curare, curavisse, curatum: to take care of

· dare, dedisse, datum: to give

· Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy

· desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to desire

· Deus, dei M: god

· divitia, divitiae F: wealth

· Ebrius, ebria, erbium: drunk

· Ego: I

· Erat: imperfect form of esse

· errare, erravissse, erratum: to err, make a mistake

· Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

· Est: present of esse

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· Et: and

· Facere, fecisse, factum: to make, do

· Flectere, flexisse, flectum: to bend

· Flumen, Fluminis N: river

· gaudere, gauvisum: to rejoice

· Genu, genus N: knee

· hoc: this

· Hospes, hospitis M: guest

· Iratus, irata, iratum: angry

· manus, manu F: hand

· Midas: Midas (a name)

· monere, monuisse, monitum: to warn

· mox: soon

· Multus, multa, multum: many

· Murus, muri M: wall

· omnis, omnis, omne: everything

· Pactolus, Pactola, Pactolum: Pactolus

· Per: through

· pestis, pestis M: curse

· Petere, petivisse, petitum: to seek

· placere, placuisse, placitum: to please

· Pro: for

· Prope: near
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· Rex, regis M: king

· Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

· Sonitus, sonitus M: noise

· Tamen: however

· tangere, tetigisse, tactum: to touch

· Te: you

· tibi: to you

· Tu: you

· tuus, tua, tuum: your

· Unus, una, unum: one

· Urbs, urbis F: city

· valde: very

· Videre, vidisse, visum: to see

Vinum, vini N: wine

· Vir, viri M: man

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● A: from

Adlegere, adlegisse, adlectum: to elect

● Agricola, agricolae M: farmer

● Amicus, amici M: friend

● Arripere, arripuisse, arreptum: to seize

● Arripiam: future of arripere

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● Candidatus, candidate M: candidate

● Consultus, consulti M: lawyer

● Contra: against

● Cur: why

● Cura, curae F: task

● De: about

● Delebo: future of delere

● Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy

● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want

● Dificilis, dificilis, dificile: difficult

● Dives, divitis: wealthy

● Electio, electionis M: election

● Erat: imperfect of esse

● Erit: future of esse

● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

● Et: et

● Faba, fabae F: bean

● Facile: easily

● Familia, familiae F: family

● Favere, favisse, fautum: to favor

● Favebit: future tense

● Furibundus, furibunda, furibundum: furious

● Gubernium, gubernii M: government

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● Habere: to have

● Habitare, habitavisse, habitatum: to live

● Homo, hominis M: man

● In: in, into

● Interest: is interested

● Iuvare, iuvisse, iuvatum: to serve

● Iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenis: young

● Laborare, laboravisse, laboratum: to work

● Loco: instead of

● Modo: only

● Nemo: no one

● Novus, nova, novum: new

● Oppidum, oppidi M: town

● Parare, paravisse, paratum: to prepare

● Populus, populi M: people

● Pro: for

● Pro: for

● Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

● Rex, regis M: king

● Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

● Roma, Romae F: Roma

● Se: himself

● Sibi: himself
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● Stultus, stulta, stultum: stupid

● Sunt: present of esse

● Tamen: however

● Temptare, temptavisse, temptatum: to try

● Tullii: a family name

● Tum: then

● Ubi: when

● Valde: very

● Vetus, vetus, vetus: old

● Vincere: to defeat
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CHAPTER 24 PASSAGE

- a/ab: by

- Ad: to

- adiuvare: to advise

o adiuvabatur: imperfect

- Agrippina, Agrippinae F: Agrippina

- Amare: to like

o Amaverant: pluperfect

o amavit: perfect

- Ambulare: to walk

o Ambulavit: perfect

- ardens, ardens, ardens: burning

- Arsus, arsa, arsum: burnt

- Audire: to hear

o Audiebatur: imperfect

- Caput, capitis N: head

- Cenare: to dine

o Cenabat: imperfect

- Claudius, Claudii M: Claudius

- Commutare: to transform

o Commutaverit: future perfect

- consilium, consilii N: plan

- Conspicere: to catch sight of

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- corpus, corporis N: body

- Cucurbita, cucurbitae F: Chapter 18 word

- cum: with

- deficere: to fail

o deficiebat: imperfect

- Domus Aureus, Domus Aurei M: the Golden House

- E: out of

- Esse: to be

o Erat: imperfect

- Errumpere: to burst out

- Et: and

- evadere: to escape

o evadit: perfect

- Flamma, flammae F: flame

- Habere: to have

- Hic, haec, hoc: this

- Imperator, imperatoris M: emperor

- In: in, on

- invenire: to find

Lentus, lenta, lentum: slow

- Loco: in place of

- Ludere: to mock

o Lusit: perfect
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- Magnus, magna, magnum: loud

- mater, matris F: mother

- mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead

- Navis, navis F: ship

- necare: to kill

o necavit: perfect

- nemo, neminis N: no one

- Nero, Neronis M: Nero

- Non: not

- Nulla: no

- numquam: never

- Nunc: now

- Obtinere: to get

o Obtinebit: future

- Oculus, oculi M: eye

- Petere: to seek

- Plus: more

- Potentia, potentiae F: influence

- prope: near

- Quartus, quarta, quartum: fourth

- Quoque: also

- Revertere: to return

- Ridere: to laugh
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o Riserunt: perfect

- Romanus, Romana, Romanum: Roman

- Secundus, secunda, secundum: next

- semper: always

- Seneca, Senecae M: Seneca

- sentire: to notice

- Sonitus, sonitus M: sound

- Tamen: however

- temptabat: 3rd singular imperfect active of temptare

- temptare: to try

- Timere: to fear

o Timuit: perfect

- Triclinium, triclinii N: dining rom

- Ultio, ultionis M: vengeance

- Vel: or

- Venenatus, venenata, venenatum: poisonous

- Videre: to see

- Vita, vitae F: life

CHAPTER 20 PASSAGE

- Ad: toward
- Aedificare: to build
- Aeneas, Aeneae M: Aeneas
- Aenos, Aenis F: Aenos (a small island)
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- aliqui, aliquae, aliqua: some
- Alius, alia, alium: other
- Annus, anni M: year
- Antandrum, Antandri F: Antandrum (a small town)
- Apollo, Apollonis M: Apollo
- Apparere: to appear
- Celare: to hide
- Civis, civis M/F: citizen
- Condere: to establish
- Contra: against
- Creta, Cretae F: Crete (a large island)
- Cum: with
- Decem: 10
- delere: to destroy
- Di: the gods
- Dicere: to say
- Discedere: to leave
- Domus, domus F: home
- Ducere: to lead
- Duces: will lead
- e/ex: out of
- Ego: I
- Equus, equi M: horse
- errumpere: to burst out
- Et: and
- evader: to escape
- Exclamare: to shout
- Explicare: to explain
- Filius, filii M: son
- Graecus, Graeca, Graecum: Greek
- Habere: to have
- Habiatare: to live
- Hector, Hectoris M: Hector
- Hesperia, Hesperiae F: Hesperia (a country)
- ille, illa, illud: that
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- Imperare: to order
- In: in. into
- Incepere: to begin
- Invenire: to find
- Ire: to go
- Iubere: to order
- Laris, laris M: ancestor
- Ligneus, lignea, ligneum: wooden
- Maritus, mariti M: husband
- Mittere: to send
- Mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
- Narrare: to tell
- Navis, navis M: ship
- Necesse est: it is necessary
- Nobis: for us
- Non: not
- Nos: we, us
- Novus, nova, novum: new
- nox, noctis F: night
- Obtinere: to gather
- Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle
- Pater, patris M: father
- Pestilentia, pestilientiae F: plague
- Posse: to be able
- Pugnare: to fight
- Rex, regis M: king
- Rogare: to ask
- Se: themselves
- sed: but
- Statim: immediately
- Sum: am
- Tamen: however
- Thracia, Thraciae F: Thrace (a province)
- Troia, Troiae F: Troy (a city)
- Troianus, Troiana, Troianum: Trojan
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- Tu: you
- Tuus, tua, tuum: you
- Ubi: where
- umbra, umbrae F: ghost
- Uxor, uxoris F: wife
- Vis: to want
- Vos: y’all
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LATIN I REVIEW GRAMMAR PRACTICE

- Amare: to like

- Ambulare: to walk

- Apparere: to appear, look

- Canis, canis M: dog

- Celeritas, celeritatis F: speed

- Cum: with

- Currere: to run

- Et: and

- Hanc: this (accusative singular feminine)

- Infans, infantis M: baby

- Lorum, lori N: leash

- Magister, magistri M: teacher

- Magnus, magna, magnum: great

- Mons, montis F: mountain

- Narrare: to tell

- Per: through

- Pictura, picturae F: picture

- Redire: to return, come back

- Rivus, rivi M: stream

- Silva, silvae F: forest

- Simia, simiae F: monkey

- Similis: like
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- Sine: without

- Uxor, uxoris F: wife

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Reign of Nero

● a/ab: by. Away from

● Ad: to
● Aedificium, aedificii N: building
● Annus, anni M: year
● Artifex, artificis M: artist
● bonus: good
● Christiani: Christians
● Civis, civis M/F: citizen
● Creare: to create
● Crescere: to grow
● cui: whose
● culpa, culpae F: blame
● dare: to give
● Decimus: 10th
● Delere: to destroy
● deus, dei M: god
● Ego: I
● Eius: his
● Esse: to be
● Eum: him
● fortuna, fortunae F: fortune
● hunc: this
● igitur: therefore
● Ignis, ignis F: fire
● Illos: those
● iratus: angry
● ivenire: to find
● Magnus: great
● mihi: me
● Mirari: to wonder
● Multi: many
● Ne: so that… not
● Necare: to kill
● necesse est: it is necessary
● Nero, Neronis M: Nero
● nobis: to us, for us
● nolite: don’t
● nolle: cannot
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● nomen, nominis N: name
● Non: not
● novus: new
● Odisse: to hate
● orare: to worship
● pauci: few
● placare: to please
● populus, populi M: people
● Princeps, principis M: 5th
● punire: to punish
● Quod: because
● Religio, religionis M: religion
● Respondere: to reply
● Roma, Romae F: Rome
● Romanus: Roman
● Semper: always
● servare: to save
● Si: ig
● Signum, signi N: signal
● tam: so
● Tamen: however
● Transducere: to convert
● urbs, Urbis F: city
● ut: so that, that
● Velle: to want
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CHAPTER 37 & 38 Practice Quiz

- Difficilis, difficilis, difficile: difficult

- Discipulus, discipuli M: student

- Esse: to be

- Examen, examinis N: quiz

- Magister, magistri M: teacher

- Pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum: handsome

- Ridere: to laugh

- Rogare: to ask

- Scribere: to write

- Semper: always

Uxor, uxoris F: wife

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CHAPTER 37 PASSAGE

● Ad: to
● Apparere, apparuisse, apparatum: to appear
● Condicio, condicionis F: condition
● Coniungere, coniunxisse, coniunctum: to marry
● Consentire, consensisse, consensum: to agree
● Cratera, craterae F: bowl
● Crescere, crescuisse: to grow
● Cui: whose
● Cum: with, when, since
● Dea, deae F: goddess
● Debere, debuisse: to be obligated, should
● Deus, dei M: god
● Discessus, discessus M: departure
● E: out of
● Edere, edisse, esum: to eat
● Ego: I
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Esuriens, esuriens, esuriens: hungry
● Etiamsi: even if
● Evadere, evadisse, evasum: to escape
● Fames, famis M: famine
● Filia, filiae F: daughter
● Gaudere: to rejoice
● Habere, habuisse: to have
● Habitare, habitavisse: to live
● Herba, herbae F: plant
● In: in
● Inferi, Inferorum: the Underworld
● Invenire, invenisse, inventum: to find
● Laetificare: to cheer up
● Liberare, liberavisse: to free
● Medicus, medici M: doctor
● Mensis, mensis M: month
● Mirari, miratum: to wonder
● Miser, misera, miserum: sad
● Mittere, misisse, missum: to send
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● Modo: only
● Mors, mortis M: death
● Mox: soon
● Nihil: nothing
● Nomen, nominis N: name
● Non: not
● Numquam: never
● Ob: on account of
● Ob: on account of
● Perire, perivisse, peritum: to die
● Petere, petivisse, petitum: to look for
● Plangere, planxisse, planctum: to lament
● Pomum, pomi N: fruit
● Posse, potuisse: to be able
● Quomodo: how
● Reditus, reditus M: return
● Rex, regis M: king
● Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask
● Se: he, she, they
● Sex: six
● Si: if
● Sine: without
● Sub: under
● Subito: suddenly
● Surripere, surripuisse, surreptum: to kidnap
● Te: you
● Temptare, temptavisse, temptatum: to try
● Unus, una, unum: one
● Uva, uvae F: grape
● Valde: very
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CHAPTER 36 PRACTICE QUIZ

- Cibulum, cibuli N: treat
- Dare: to give
- Esse: to be
- Magister, magistri M: teacher
- Nasum, nasi M: nose
- Optimissimus, optimissima, optimissimum: bestest
- Puer, pueri M: boy
- Sedere: to sit
- Suus, sua, suum: his
- Tangere: to touch
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CHAPTER 36 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Advenire, advenisse, adventum: to arrive
● Aeneas, Aeneas M: Aeneas
● Aureus, aurea, aureum: golden
● Carthago, Carthagis F: Carthage
● Comes, comitis M: ally
● Conditum, conditi N: establishment
● Dare, dedisse, datum: to give
● Dea, deae F: goddess
● Decernere, decernuisse, decernitm: to decided
● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want
● Deus, deum M: god
● Emercari, ---, emercatum: to bribe
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Et: and
● In: in
● Iratus, irata, iratum: angry
● Iuno, Iunonis F: Juno
● Iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenis: you
● Malum, mali N: apple
● Mare, maris N: ocean
● Mittere, mississe, missum: to send
● Navis, navis M: ship
● Novus, nova, novum: new
● Odisse: to hate
● Omes: all
● Per: through
● Regina, reginae F: queen
● Salutare, salutavisse, salutatum: to greet
● Sicilia, Siciliae F: Sicily
● Statim: immediately
● Sterenere: to scatter
● Stetere, stitisse, stitum: to stop
● Tempestas, tempestatis F: storm
● Troia, Troiae F: Troy
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● Troianus, Troiana, Troianum: Trojan
● Valde: very
● Ventus, venti M: wind
● Venus, Veneris F: Venus
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Chapter 33 Passage

- A: by

- Agere, egisse, actum: to discuss

- Aliqui: other

- Ambo: both

- Amor, amoris M: love

- Audire, audivisse, auditum: to hear, listen to

- Bellum, belli N: war

- Calidus, calida, calidum: hot

- Canis, canis M: dog

- Cena, cenae F: dinner

- Clamor, clamoris M: shout

- Comes, comitis M: ally

- Commissatio, commissationis M: the Commissatio

- Compellere, compellevisse, compulsum: to force

- Conficere, confecisse, confectum: to complete

- Conspicere, conspexisse, conspectum: to stare at

- Controversia, controversiae F: question

- Creare, creavisse, creatum: to create

- Cui: to whom

- Cur: why

- Curare, curavisse, curatum: to care

- Dare, dedisse, datum: to give

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- De: about

- Decernere, decernuisse: to decide

- Delibere, delibuisse: to ponder

- Discedere: to leave

- Disputare, disputavisse, disputatum: to argue

- Domus, domus F: home

- E: out of

- Ebrius, ebria, erbium: drunk

- Eruditus, erudita, eruditum: smart

- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

- Et: and

- Excitare, excitavisse, excitatum: to wake up

- Gaius, Gaii M: Gaius

- Habere, habuisse, habitum: to have

- Homo, hominis M: man

- Hospes, hospitis M: guest

- Ignorare, ignoravisse, ignoratum: to ignore

- Imperator, imperatoris M: emperor

- Incipere, incepisse, inceptum: to begin

- Ludus, ludi M: school

- Marcus, Marci M: Marcus

- Mihi: me

- Mirari, miratum: to wonder

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- Modo: only

- Monstrare, monstravisse, monstratum: to show

- Mox: soon

- Nomen, nominis N: name

- Non: not

- Obdormire: to fall asleep

- Omnes, omnes, omnia: all

- Panifartis, panifartis M: sandwich

- Panis, panis M: bread

- Pars, partis M: piece

- Poculum, poculi N: goblet

- Post: after

- Primus, prima, primum: first

- Pro: for

- Pro: for

- Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

- Qui: who

- Quid: what

- Quis: who

- Quomodo: how

- Regredi, regressum: to return

- Responsum, responsi N: response

- Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

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- Satis: adequate

- Secundus, secunda, secundum: second

- Sextus, Sexti M: Sextus

- Si: if

- Tertius, tertia, tertium: third

- Tumultus, tumulti M: uproar

- Ubi: where, when

- Unus, una, unum: one

- Vel: or

- Vinum, vini N: wine

- Visitare, visitavisse, visitatum: to vist

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Chapter 32 Passage

- a/ab: from, by

- Ad: to

- Ambo: both

- Asia, Asiae F: Asia

- Audire, audivisse, auditum: to listen to

- Bellum, belli N: war

- Bene: well

- Calidus, calida, calidum: hot

- Canis, canis M/F: dog

- Cum: with

- Cur: why

- De: about

- Decem: ten

- Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want

- Discere, didiscisse: to learn

- Domus, domus F: home

- Donec: until

- Ducere, duxisse, ductum: to lead

- Ego: I

- Erant: was

- Et: and

- exercitus, exercitum M: army

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- Fungi, functum: to perform

- Habitare, habitavisse, habitatum: to live

- Haec: these things

- Hodie: today

- Ignorare, ignoravisse, ignoratum: to ignore

- In: in

- Loqui, locutum: to speak

- Male: bad

- Manere, mansisse, mansurum: to stay

- Marcus, Marci M: Marcus (a name

- Me: me

- Mittere, misisse, missum: to send

- Nihil: nothing

- Nomen, nominis N: name

- Non: not

- Omnia, omnium: everything

- Panifartis, panifartis M: sandwich

- Pater, patris M: father

- Posse, potuisse: to be able

- Puer, pueri M: boy

- Pugnare, pugnavisse, pugnatum: to fight

- Rogem: let me ask

- Roma, Romae F: Rome

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- Scribere, scripsisse, scriptum: to write

- Sextus, Sexti M: Sextus

- Si: if

- Tamen: however

- Tu: you

- Vel: or

- Vexatus, vexata, vexatum: annoyed

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Chapter 32 Grammar Practice

● Adhuc: still
● Aggredi, aggressum: to attack
● Aliqui, aliquae, aliquod: other
● Amare, amavisse, amatum: to love
● Animus, animi M: mind
● Aureus, aurea, aureum: gold
● Carnuficere, carnufixisse, carnuficatum: to execute
● Colere, coluisse, cultum: to farm
● Consul, consulis M: consul
● Curare, curavisse, curatum: to take care of
● Dare, dedisse, datum: to give
● Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy
● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want
● Deus, dei M: god
● Donum, doni N: gift
● Duo, duae, dua: two
● Ego: I
● Endorsum, endorsi N: endorsement
● Erat: was
● Exilium, exilii N: exile
● Extra: outside of
● Faba, fabae F: bean
● Familia, familiae F: family
● Filia, filiae F: daughter
● Gubernium, gubernii N: government
● Habere, habuisse, habitum: to have
● Habitare, habitavisse, habitatum: to live
● Imperium, imperii N: power
● Invenire, invenisse, inventum: to find
● Lavare, lavisse, lautum: to wash
● Manus, manus F: hand
● Meus, mea, meum: my
● Midas, Midatis M: Midas
● Monitum, moniti N: warning
● Necare, necavisse, necatum: to kill
● Non: not
● Nunc: now
● Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle
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● Pactolum Flumen: Pactolus River
● Patricius, patricia, patricium: noble
● Persia, Persiae F: Persia
● Petere, petivisse, petitum: to seek
● Plus: more
● Poenire, poenivisse, poenitum: to punish
● Pro: for
● Quae: nominative singular
● Quomodo: how
● Regere: to rule
● Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask
● Servare, servavisse, servatum: to save
● Spernere, spernuisse, spernitum: to hate
● Tangere, tetigisse, tactum: to touch
● Urbs, urbis F: city
● Vincere, vicisse, victum: to defeat
● Vinum, vini N: wine
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Chapter 31- Midas Part II

- Ad: to
- Adhuc: still
- Ambulare, ambulavisse, ambulaturum: to walk
- Apparere: to appear
- Arripere, arripuisse, arreptum: to grab
- Aureus, aurea, aureum: gold
- Cadere, ceciddise, causum: to fall
- Caro, carnis M: meat
- Cibus, cibi M: food
- Civis, civis M: citizen
- Clamare, clamavisse, clamaturum: to shout
- Convertere, convertisse, conversum: to turn
- Cum: with
- Cur: why
- Dare, dedisse, datum: to give
- Deus, dei M: god
- Dicere, dixisse, dictum: to say
- Donum, doni N: gift
- Edere, esisse, edum: to eat
- Ego: I
- Esse: to be
- Esuriens, esuriens, esuriente: hungry
- Et: and
- Experiri, ---, expertum: to try
- Facere, fecisse, factum: to do
- Filia, filiae F: daughter
- Hostis, hostis M: enemy
- In: into
- Invenire, invenisse, inventum: to find
- Lacrimare, lacrimavisse, lacrimatum: to cry
Laetus, laeta, laetum: happy
- Lavare, lavisse, lavatum: to wash
- Manus, manus F: hand
- Manus, manus F: hand
- Metuere, metuisse, metuitum: to fear
- Meus, mea, meum: my
- Midas, Midatis M: Midas
- Midas: Midas
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- Multus, multa, multum: much
- Necare, necavisse, necatum: to kill
- Numquam: never
- Nunc: now
- Ob: on account of
- Orare, oravisse, oratum: to beg
- Pactolus Flumen: the Pactolus River
- Panis, panis M: bread
- Pars, partis M: piece
- Pomum, pomi N: fruit
- Posse, potuisse, ---: to be never
- Potes: can
- Pro: for
- Prope: near
- Quandum: how much
- Quoque: also
- Salvus, salva, salvum: safe
- Statua, statuae F: statue
Sentire, sentivisse, sensum: to think
- Sub: under
- Tangere, tetigisse, tactum: to touch
- Tenere, tenuisse, tensum: to hod
- Tenere, tenuisse, tensum: to hold
- Terra, terrae F: lanf
- Trans: across
- Tu: you
- Tuus, tua, tuum: your
- Urbs, urbis F: city
- Valde: exceedingly
- Vinum, vini N: wine
- Vivus, viva, vivum: alive
- Votum, voti N: wish
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Chapter 30 Passage- Midas Part I

· a/ab: by

· Ambulare, ambulavisse, ambulaturum: to walk

Aliquid: anything

· Appropinquare, appropinquavisse: to approach

· arcus, arcus M: arch

· aureus, aurea, aureum: gold

· Civis, civis M/F: citizen

· Clamare, clamavisse, clamatum: to shout

· convertere, convertisse, convertum: to turn into

· cors, cordis M: hear

· Curare, curavisse, curatum: to take care of

· dare, dedisse, datum: to give

· Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy

· desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to desire

· Deus, dei M: god

· divitia, divitiae F: wealth

· Ebrius, ebria, erbium: drunk

· Ego: I

· Erat: imperfect form of esse

· errare, erravissse, erratum: to err, make a mistake

· Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

· Est: present of esse

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· Et: and

· Facere, fecisse, factum: to make, do

· Flectere, flexisse, flectum: to bend

· Flumen, Fluminis N: river

· gaudere, gauvisum: to rejoice

· Genu, genus N: knee

· hoc: this

· Hospes, hospitis M: guest

· Iratus, irata, iratum: angry

· manus, manu F: hand

· Midas: Midas (a name)

· monere, monuisse, monitum: to warn

· mox: soon

· Multus, multa, multum: many

· Murus, muri M: wall

· omnis, omnis, omne: everything

· Pactolus, Pactola, Pactolum: Pactolus

· Per: through

· pestis, pestis M: curse

· Petere, petivisse, petitum: to seek

· placere, placuisse, placitum: to please

· Pro: for

· Prope: near
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· Rex, regis M: king

· Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

· Sonitus, sonitus M: noise

· Tamen: however

· tangere, tetigisse, tactum: to touch

· Te: you

· tibi: to you

· Tu: you

· tuus, tua, tuum: your

· Unus, una, unum: one

· Urbs, urbis F: city

· valde: very

· Videre, vidisse, visum: to see

Vinum, vini N: wine

· Vir, viri M: man

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Chapter 29 Passage (Trimalchio)

- A: by

- Ad: at, toward

- Adhuc: still

- Ancilla, ancillae F: slavewoman

- Barbarus, Barbara, barbarum: foreign

- Calvus, calva, calvum: bald

- Cantare, cantavisse, cantatum: to sing

- Cattilimen, cattiliminis N: pudding

- Cena, cenae F: dinner

- Cenare, cenavisse, cenatum: to dine

- Cibus, cibi M: food

- Cognoscere, cognovisse, cognitum: to recognize

- Coniungere, coniunxisse, coniunctum: to marry

- Coquere, coxisse, coctum: to cook

- Corpus, corporis N: body

- Culina, culinae F: kitchen

- De: about

- Dives, dives, dives: rich

- E: out of

- Enclopius: Enclopius (a name)

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- Erat: was

- Errumpere, errupuisse, erruptum: to burst out

- Esse: to be

- Et: and

- Extum, exit N: bowel

- Fabula, fabulae F: story

- Ferre, tulisse, latum: to carry

- Fieri, ---, factum: to become

- Gerere, geruisse, gestum: to wear

- Gladiator, gladiatoris M: gladiator

- Gustatio, gustationis M: first course

- Hospes, hopsitis M: guest

- Hospitare, hospitavisse, hospitatum: to hose

- Imminere, imminuisse, imminitum: to threaten

- Inedibilis, inedibilis, inedibile: inedible

- Interaneum, interanei N: intestine

- Liberare, liberavisse, liberatum: to free

- Mingere, minxisse, minctum: to urinate

- Modo: only

- Movere, movisse, motum: to move

- Multi, multae, multa; many

- Narrare, narravisse, narratum: to tell

- Obesus, obesa, obesum: fat

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- Omnes, omnes, omnia: all

- Optimus, optima, optimum: best

- Peregrinus, peregrina, peregrinum: weird

- Petronius, Petronii M: Petronius (a name)

- Porcus, porci M: pig

- Prodigus, prodiga, prodigum: wasteful

- Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

- Quatiere, quatiuisse: to shake

- Quod: because (conjunction that splits sentence)

- Ridere, risisse, risum: to laugh

- Ruber, rubra, rubrum: red

- Rudus, ruda, rudum: crass

- Saltem: at least

- Sanguis, sanguinis M: blood

- Scindere, scindisse, scissum: to cut

- Scribere, scripsisse, scriptum: to write

- Semper: always

- Sentire, sentivisse, sensum: to notice

- Servus, servi M: slave

- Suus, sua, suum: his

- Tamen: however

- Toga, togae F: toga

- Trahere, traxisse, tractum: to drag

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- Trimalchio, Trimalchionis M: Trimalchio (a name)

- Trinclinium, trinclinii N: dining room

- Tum: then

- Valde: exceedingly

- Vexare, vexavisse, vexatum: to annoy

- Videre, vidisse, visum: to see

- Vir, viri M: man

- Visitare, visitavisse, visitatum: to visit

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CHAPTER 28 PASSAGE

- a/ab: by

- Ad: to

- agere, egisse, actum: to act

- bona, bonorum N: goods

- capere, cepisse, captum: to capture

- Celeriter: quickly

- comes, comitis M: ally

- cruce suffrigere: to crucify

- dare, dedisse, datum: to give

- debere, debuisse: should

- denarius, denarii M: denarius (a Roman coin)

- Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want

- dicere, dixisse, dictum: to say

- dum: while (a conjunction that splits the sentence)

- dux, ducis M: leader

- ego: I

- Erat: imperfect of esse

- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

- Et: and

- imminere, imminuisse, imminentum: to threaten

- in: in, into

- insanus, insane, insanum: crazy

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- Insula, insulae F: island

- Iuvenis, iuvenis M; young

- liberare, liberavisse, liberatum: to free

- Magnus, magna, magnum: large

- Mare nostrum: the Mediterranean Sea

- Mare, maris N: sea

- Miletus: Miletus (an island)

- Multi, multae, multa: many

- nauta, nautae M: sailor

- Navigare, navigavisse, navigatum: to sail

- Navis, navis M: ship

- Nomen, nominis N: name

- Non: not

- obtinere, obtinuisse, obtensum: to collect

Orare. Oravisse, oratum: to ask for

- Oratorio, oratorionis M: speech

- Per: through

- Periculosus, periculosa, periculosum: dangerous

- Petere, petivisse, petitum: to seek

- Pirata, piratae M: pirate

- ponere, posuisse, positum: to place

- posse, potuisse: to be able

- postulare, postulavisse, postulatum: to assert

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- pro: for

- Proconsul: governor

- putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

- quinquaginta: fifty

- reddire, redivisse: to return

- Rhodes F: Rhodes (a place)

- ridere, risisse, risum: to laugh

- Romanus, Romana, Romanum: Roman

- similis: like

- Statim: immediately

- Studere, studuisse, studitum: to study

- stultus, stulta, stultum: stupid

- sum: present of esse

- Surripere, surripuisse, surreptum: to kidnap

- Ubi: where (conjunction that splits the sentence)

- Valde: very

- vexare, vexavisse, vexatum: to annoy

- viginti: twenty

- vos: you
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Chapter 24 Passage

PROVIDED VOCABULARY

- a/ab: by

- Ad: to

- adiuvare: to advise

o adiuvabatur: imperfect

- Agrippina, Agrippinae F: Agrippina

- Amare: to like

o Amaverant: pluperfect

o amavit: perfect

- Ambulare: to walk

o Ambulavit: perfect

- ardens, ardens, ardens: burning

- Arsus, arsa, arsum: burnt

- Audire: to hear

o Audiebatur: imperfect

- Caput, capitis N: head

- Cenare: to dine

o Cenabat: imperfect

- Claudius, Claudii M: Claudius

- Commutare: to transform

o Commutaverit: future perfect

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- consilium, consilii N: plan

- Conspicere: to catch sight of

- corpus, corporis N: body

- Cucurbita, cucurbitae F: pumpkin

- cum: with

- deficere: to fail

o deficiebat: imperfect

- Domus Aureus, Domus Aurei M: the Golden House

- E: out of

- Esse: to be

o Erat: imperfect

- Errumpere: to burst out

- Et: and

- evadere: to escape

o evadit: perfect

- Flamma, flammae F: flame

- Habere: to have

- Hic, haec, hoc: this

- Imperator, imperatoris M: emperor

- In: in, on

- invenire: to find

Lentus, lenta, lentum: slow

- Loco: in place of
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- Ludere: to mock

o Lusit: perfect

- Magnus, magna, magnum: loud

- mater, matris F: mother

- mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead

- Navis, navis F: ship

- necare: to kill

o necavit: perfect

- nemo, neminis N: no one

- Nero, Neronis M: Nero

- Non: not

- Nulla: no

- numquam: never

- Nunc: now

- Obtinere: to get

o Obtinebit: future

- Oculus, oculi M: eye

- Petere: to seek

- Plus: more

- Potentia, potentiae F: influence

- prope: near

- Quartus, quarta, quartum: fourth

- Quoque: also
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- Revertere: to return

- Ridere: to laugh

o Riserunt: perfect

- Romanus, Romana, Romanum: Roman

- Secundus, secunda, secundum: next

- semper: always

- Seneca, Senecae M: Seneca

- sentire: to notice

- Sonitus, sonitus M: sound

- Tamen: however

- temptabat: 3rd singular imperfect active of temptare

- temptare: to try

- Timere: to fear

o Timuit: perfect

- Triclinium, triclinii N: dining rom

- Ultio, ultionis M: vengeance

- Vel: or

- Venenatus, venenata, venenatum: poisonous

- Videre: to see

- Vita, vitae F: life

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- Amor, amoris M: love

- Cadere: to fall

- Carthagini: locative of Carthage

- Carthaginem: accusative of Carthage

- Carthagine: ablative of Carthage

- Cum: with

- Desiderare: to want

- Dicere: to say

- Ego: I

- Et: and

- manere: to stay

- Regina, reginae F: queen

- Ruri: locative of rus, ruris

- Venari: to hunt
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CHAPTER 19 ANIMATED SENTENCES
● Altus, alta, altum: tall
● Ardere: to burn
● Bellum, belli N: war
● Centum: 100
● Contra: against
● Ducere: to lead
● Elephans, elephantis M: elephant
● Habere: to have
● Hannibal, Hannibalis M: Hannibal
● Hispania, Hispania F: Spain
● In: in, on
● Incedere: to march
● Iurare: to swear
● Lapsere: to slip
● Mons, montis M: mountain
● Multi, multae, multa: many
● Obtinere: to gather
● Odisse: to hate
● Pater, patris M: father
● Pauci: few
● Per: through
● Post: after
● Pro: for
● Prope: near
● Roma, Romae F: Rome
● Tres, tres, tria: three
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CHAPTER 19 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Aestus, aestu M: Chapter 19 word
● Ager, agri M: field
● Amare: to like
● Ambo: both
● Aqua, aquae F: water
● Bestia, bestiae F: creature
● Canis, canis M/F: dog
● Cibulum, cibuli N: treat
● Collisus, collisa, collisum: flat
● Convenire: to meet
● Cornus, cornus M: Chapter 19 word
● Crinitus, crinita, crinitum: fluffy
● Cubiculum, cubiculi M: room
● Currere: to run
● De: about
● De: about. Concerning
● Decimus, decima, decimum: tenth
● Deus, dei M: god
● Dicere: to say
● Dies, diei M: Chapter 19 word
● Discipulus, discipuli M: student
● Docere: to teach
● Duodecimus, duodecima, duodecimum: twelfth
● Effigies, effigei F: Chapter 19 word
● Esse: to be
● Et: and
● Exercitus, exercitus M: army
● Facies, faciei F: Chapter 19 word
● Fides, fidei M: Chapter 19 word
● Freduardius, Freduardii M: Fredward (a name for the best dog in the
world)
● Genu, genus N: Chapter 19 word
● Glacies, glaciei M: Chapter 19 word
● Habere: to have
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● Hoc: this
● In: in, into
● Lacus, lacus M: Chapter 19 word
● Magister, magistri M: teacher
● Metus, metus F: fear
● Mollipila, mollipilae F: softball
● Non: not
● Omnis, omnis, omne: every, all
● Proelium, proelii N: battle
● Publicus, publica, publicum: pertaining to the public
● Pugnilius, Pugnilii M: Ollie (Fredward’s best friend)
● Res, rei F: Chapter 19 word
● Romanus, Romana, Romanum: Roman
● Sine: without
● Sunt: from esse
● Vel: or
● Undecimus, undecima, undecimum: eleventh
● Unus, una, unum: one
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ABDUCTION OF PERSEPHONE
- A: by
- - Ad: toward
- - Ager, agri M: field
- - Alere: to cherish
- - Ambo, ambae, amba: both
- - Annus, anni M: year
- - Condicio, condicionis M: condition
- Coniungere: to marry
- - Consentire: to agree
- - Conspicere: to catch sight of
- - Crescere: to grow
- - Cum: with
- - Dea, deae F: goddess
- - Debere: to be obligated, should
- - Deus, dei M: god
- - E: out of
- - Eam: her
- - Edere: to eat
- - Ego: I
- - Errare: to wander
- - Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
- - Esuriens, esuriens, esuriens: hungry
- - Et: and
- - Evadere: to escape
- - Fames, famis M: starvation
- - Filia, filiae F: daughter
- - Flos, floris M: flower
- - Habitare: to live
- - Homo, hominis M: man
- - Igitur: therefore
- - In: in, on, into, onto
- - Inferi, Inferorum M: the Underworld
- - Lentus, lenta, lentum: slow
- - Mater, matris F: mother
- - Medicus, medici M: doctor
- - Mensis, mensis M: month
- - Messis, messis F: harvest
- - Mittere: to send
- - Mors, mortis M: death
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- - Mox: soon
- - Negare: to refuse
- - Non: not
- - Nunc: now
- - Nutrire: to nurture
- - Ob: on account of
- - Pater, patris M: father
- - Per: through
- - Perire: to die
- - Persephone, Persephonis F: Persephone
- - Posse: can
- - Possum: can
- - Proventum, proventi N: crop
- - Putare: to think
- - Quidem: actually
- - Quomodo: how
- - Rex, regis M: king
- - Sex: six
- - Sibi: to herself
- - Sub: under
- - Surripere: to abduct
- - Terra, terrae F: land
- - Unus, una, unum: one
- Uva, uvae F: grapes
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CHAPTER 30 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Advenire, advenisse, adventum: to arrive
● Aeneas, Aeneas M: Aeneas
● Aureus, aurea, aureum: golden
● Carthago, Carthagis F: Carthage
● Comes, comitis M: ally
● Conditum, conditi N: establishment
● Dare, dedisse, datum: to give
● Dea, deae F: goddess
● Decernere, decernuisse, decernitm: to decided
● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want
● Deus, deum M: god
● Emercari, ---, emercatum: to bribe
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Et: and
● In: in
● Iratus, irata, iratum: angry
● Iuno, Iunonis F: Juno
● Iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenis: you
● Malum, mali N: apple
● Mare, maris N: ocean
● Mittere, mississe, missum: to send
● Navis, navis M: ship
● Novus, nova, novum: new
● Odisse: to hate
● Per: through
● Regina, reginae F: queen
● Salutare, salutavisse, salutatum: to greet
● Sicilia, Siciliae F: Sicily
● Statim: immediately
● Sterenere: to scatter
● Stetere, stitisse, stitum: to stop
● Tempestas, tempestatis F: storm
● Troia, Troiae F: Troy
● Troianus, Troiana, Troianum: Trojan
● Valde: very
● Ventus, venti M: wind
● Venus, Veneris F: Venus
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CHAPTER 28 PASSAGE
- Ad: to
- Aliquis, aliquis, aliquid: some
- Bellum, belli N: war
- Buccellare, buccellaris N: cooking utensils
- Capua, Capuae F: Capua (a Roman town)
- Contra: against
- Ducere, duxisse, ductum: to lead
- Dux, ducis M: leader
- Effugere, effugisse, effugitum: to flee
- Emere, emuisse, emptum: to buy
- Erat: imperfect of esse
- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
- Exercere, exercuisse, exercitum: to train
- Exercitus, exercitus M: army
- Hostis, hostis M: enemy
- Id: it
- Immitis, immitis, immitis: cruel
- In: in
- Incarcerare, incarceravisse, incarceratum: to imprison
- Incipere, incepisse, inceptum: to begin
- Insolens, insolens, insolente: insubordinate
- Interrogare, interrogavisse, interrogatum: to questions
- Lanista, lanistae F: trainer
- Libertatio, libertationis M: freedom
- Miles, militis M: soldier
- Mittere, misisse, missum: to send
- Modo: only
- Mors, mortis M: death
- Munus, muneris N: gladiatorial game
- Narrare, narravisse, narratum: to tell
- Necare: to kill
- Pro: for
- Pro: for
- Pugnare, pugnavisse, pugnatum: to fight
- Qui: who
- Roma, Romae F: Rome
- Rudis, rudis M: rudis (the wooden practice sword)
- Sed: by
- Semper: always
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- Septuaginta: 70
- Servitude, servitudinis M: slavery
- Spernare, spernavisse, spernatum: to hate
- Thraex, Thraecis M: Thracian
- Tiro, tironis M: rookie gladiator
- Verberare, verberavisse, verberatum: to beat
- Victor, victoris M: winner
- Vincere, vicisse, victum: to win

CHAPTER 28 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

- Ad: towards
- Ambulare, ambulavisse, ambulaturum: to walk
- Depalmare, depalmivisse, depalmatum: to slap
- Desputatio, desptationis M: project
- Discipulus, discipuli M: student
- Faber, Fabri M: Smith
- Graeciae, Graeciae F: Greece
- Iterum: again
- Magister, magistri M: teacher
- Monere, monuisse, monitum: to warn
- Morari, ---, moratum: to delay
- Necare, necavisse, necatum: to kill
- Non: not
- Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle
- Persia, Persiae F: Persia
- Petra, Petrae M: Rock
- Proelium, proelii N: battle
- Spernere, spernuisse, spernitum: to hate
- Temptare, temptavisse, temptatum: to try
- Videre, vidisse, visum: to see
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Chaoter 27 Passage: The Battle of Salamis

● a/ab: by
● Ad: at
● Aedificare, aedificavisse, aedificatum: to build
● Alter, altera, alterum: other
● angustia, angustiae F: strait
● ars, artis F: skill
● Athenae, Athenarum F: Athens
● celer, celer, celere: quick
● celeritas, celeritatis F: speed
● circum: around
● Cognitio, cognitionis M: idea
● Confligere, conflixisse, conflictum: to argue
● Consentire, consensisse, consentum: to agree
● Constituere, constitisse, constitum: to establish
● contra: against
● Cum: with
● deficere, defecisse, defectum: to fail
● delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy
● e/ex: out of
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Foedus, foederis N: alliance
● Graecia, Graeciae F: Greece
● Imperium Persicum: the Persian Empire
● in: in
● Introitus, introitus M: invasion
● Iterum: again
● lentus, lenta, lentum: slow
● magnus, magna, magum: big
● Marathon, Marathonis F: Marathon
● Multi, multae, multa: many
● navigare, navigavisse, navigatum: to sail
● Navis, navis N: ship
● Necesse est: it is necessary
● nunc: now
● Omnia, omnium N: everything
● optimus, optima, optimum: best
● parvus, parva, parvum: small
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● Persicus, Persica, Persicum: Persian
● Placidus, placida, placidum: peaceful
● Polis, polis F: city-state
● Populus, populi M: people
● Primus, prima, primum: first
● prope: near
● Rectus, recta, rectum: correct
● Spartanus, Spartana, Spartanum: Spartan
● Tamen: however
● Themistocles, Themistocis M: Themistocles
● trecentum: 300
● Videri, ---. Visum: to seem
● Vincere, vicisse, victum: to win
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Chapter 26 Passage: Midas and the Gift Part 1

● a/ab: by
● Ambulare, ambulavisse, ambulaturum: to walk
● Appropinquare, appropinquavisse: to approach
● arcus, arcus M: arch
● aureus, aurea, aureum: gold
● Civis, civis M/F: citizen
● Clamare, clamavisse, clamatum: to shout
● convertere, convertisse, convertum: to turn into
● cors, cordis M: hear
● Curare, curavisse, curatum: to take care of
● dare, dedisse, datum: to give
● Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy
● desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to desire
● Deus, dei M: god
● divitia, divitiae F: wealth
● Ebrius, ebria, erbium: drunk
● Ego: I
● Erat: imperfect form of esse
● errare, erravissse, erratum: to err, make a mistake
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Est: present of esse
● Et: and
● Facere, fecisse, factum: to make, do
● Flectere, flexisse, flectum: to bend
● Flumen, Fluminis N: river
● gaudere, gauvisum: to rejoice
● Genu, genus N: knee
● hoc: this
● Hospes, hospitis M: guest
● Iratus, irata, iratum: angry
● manus, manu F: hand
● Midas: Midas (a name)
● monere, monuisse, monitum: to warn
● mox: soon
● Multus, multa, multum: many
● Murus, muri M: wall
● omnis, omnis, omne: everything
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● Pactolus, Pactola, Pactolum: Pactolus
● Per: through
● pestis, pestis M: curse
● Petere, petivisse, petitum: to seek
● placere, placuisse, placitum: to please
● Pro: for
● Prope: near
● Rex, regis M: king
● Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask
● Sonitus, sonitus M: noise
● Tamen: however
● tangere, tetigisse, tactum: to touch
● Te: you
● tibi: to you
● Tu: you
● tuus, tua, tuum: your
● Unus, una, unum: one
● Urbs, urbis F: city
● valde: very
● Videre, vidisse, visum: to see
● Vir, viri M: man
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CHAPTER 26 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

● Aliquis, aliquis, aliquid: some

● Carnuficare, carnuficavisse, carnuficatum: to execute
● Colere, coluisse, cultum: to farm
● Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy
● Desiderarem desideravisse, desideratum: to want
● Duo, duae, dua: two
● Erat: imperfect of esse
● Exilium, exilii N: exile
● Faba, fabae F: bean
● Familia, familiae F: family
● Favere, favisse, fauturum: to support
● Gubernium, gubernii N: government
● Imperium, imperii N: power
● In animo habere: to intend
● Inrumpere, inrupuisse, inruptum: to invade
● Invenire, invenisse, inventum: to discover
● Me: me
● Necare, necavisse, necatum: to kill
● Non: not
● Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle
● Patricius, patricia, patricium: noble
● Persia, Persiae F: Persia
● Petere, petivisse, petitum: to worship
● Plus: more
● Poenire, poenivisse, poenitum: to punish
● Regere, rexisse, regnum: to rule
● Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask
● Senator, senatoris M: senator
● Urbs, urbis F: city
● Vincere, vicisse, victum: to defeat
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CHAPTER 24 PASSAGE: CROESUS

A: by

Apollo, Apollonis M: Apollo

Audire, audivisse, auditum: to hear

Bellum, belli N: war

Consilium, consilii N: advice

Contra: against

Croesus, Croesi M: Croesus (a name)

Dare, dedisse, datum: to give

De: about

Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy

Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want

Dives, dives, divitis: wealthy

Duo, duae, dua: two

Ego: I

Epheseus: Ephesus (a city)

Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

Et: and

Facile: easily

Filius, filii M: son

Habere, habuisse, habitum: to have

Id: it

Imperare, imperavisse, imperatum: to order

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Imperium, imperii N: power

In: in

Intellegere, intellexisse, intellectum: to understand

Lydia, Lydiae F: Lydia (a place)

Magnus, magna, magnum: great

Maximus, maxima, maximum: greatest

Miles, militis M: soldier

Monitus, moniti M: warning

Mox: soon

Mundus, mundi M: world

Non: not

Nos: we

Nunc: now

Occurrere, occursisse, occuritum: to happen

Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle

Parvus, parva, parvum: small

Pater, patris M: father

Patria, patriae F: country

Perire, perivisse, peritum: to die

Persia, Persiae F: Percia (a place)

Petere, petivisse, petitum: to attack

Plus: more

Pugnare, pugnavisse, pugnatum: to fight

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Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think

Quid: what

Redire, redivisse, reditum: to return

Respondere, respondisse, responsum: to respond

Rex, regis M: king

Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask

Sardis: Sardis (a city)

Sed: but

Semper: always

Si: if

Urbs, urbis F: city

Vetare, vetuisse, vetatum: to forbid

Vincere, vicisse, victum: to defeat

Visitare, visitavisse, visitatum: to visit

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Roman Politics Platform Vocab

Aedificabo- I will build

Decresam- I will decrease

Emendabo: I will improve

Continebo: I will maintain

Petam: I will attack

Vetabo: I will forbid

Prohibebo: I will prevent

Defendam: I will defend

CHAPTER 22 PASSAGE

● A: from
● Agricola, agricolae M: farmer
● Amicus, amici M: friend
● Arripere, arripuisse, arreptum: to seize
● Arripiam: future of arripere
● Candidatus, candidate M: candidate
● Consultus, consulti M: lawyer
● Contra: against
● Cur: why
● Cura, curae F: task
● De: about
● Delebo: future of delere
● Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy
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● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum: to want
● Dificilis, dificilis, dificile: difficult
● Dives, divitis: wealthy
● Electio, electionis M: election
● Erat: imperfect of esse
● Erit: future of esse
● Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be
● Et: et
● Faba, fabae F: bean
● Facile: easily
● Familia, familiae F: family
● Favere, favisse, fautum: to fave
● Furibundus, furibunda, furibundum: furious
● Gubernium, gubernii M: government
● Habere: to have
● Habitare, habitavisse, habitatum: to live
● Homo, hominis M: man
● In: in, into
● Interest: is interested
● Iuvare, iuvisse, iuvatum: to serve
● Iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenis: young
● Laborare, laboravisse, laboratum: to work
● Loco: instead of
● Modo: only
● Nemo: no one
● Novus, nova, novum: new
● Oppidum, oppidi M: town
● Parare, paravisse, paratum: to prepare
● Populus, populi M: people
● Pro: for
● Pro: for
● Putare, putavisse, putatum: to think
● Rex, regis M: king
● Rogare, rogavisse, rogatum: to ask
● Roma, Romae F: Roma
● Se: himself
● Sibi: himself
● Stultus, stulta, stultum: stupid
● Sunt: present of esse
● Tamen: however
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● Temptare, temptavisse, temptatum: to try
● Tullii: a family name
● Tum: then
● Ubi: when
● Valde: very
● Vetus, vetus, vetus: old
● Vincere: to defeat
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CHAPTER 22 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

- Ad: to

- Agricola, agricolae M: farmer

- Animal, animalis N: animal

- Annus, anni M: year

- Centum: 100

- Colere, coluisse, cultum: to farm

- Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy

- Dicere, dixisse, dictum: to say

- Ducere, duxisse, ductum: to lead

- Ego: I

- Erat: imperfect of esse

- Esse, fuisse, futurum: to be

- Et: and

- Faba, fabae F: bean

- Ferre, tulisse, latum: to carry

- Habere, habuisse, habitum: to have

- Habitare, habitavisse, habitaturum: to live

- Heri: yesterday

- Imperium Romanum: the Roman Empire

- In: in, on

- Interest: interesting

- Intra: within
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- Laborare, laboravisse, laboratum: to work

- Lanius, lanii M: butcher

- Miles, militis M: solder

- Non: not

- Nunc: now

- Oppidum, oppidi N: town

- Parvus, parva, parvum: small

- Pastor, pastoris M: shepherd

- Prope: near

- Quinque: five

- Roma, Romae F: Rome

- Rustica, rusticate F: farm

- Tullii, Tuliorum M: the Tullii (a family name)

- Urbs, urbis F: city

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ATALANTA PASSAGES
- Ad: to
- advenire: to arrive
- Ager, agri M: field
- Ambulare: to walk
- amor, amoris M: love
- Animal, animalis N: animal
- Annus, anni M: year
- ante: before
- apparere: to appear
- arripere: to grab
- aureus, aurea, aureum: golden
- auxilium, auxilia N: help, aide
- capere: to seize
- Celer, celer, celere: quick
- Clamare: to shout
- Contra: against
- Cum: with
- Cur: why
- Currere: to run
- Cursu, cursus N: race
- dare: to give
- De: about
- dea, deae F: goddess
- decernere: to decide
- Delebit: will destroy
- Demina, feminae F: woman
- Dicere: to say
- Dicere: to say
- Discedere: to leave
- Ducere: to lead
- Ego: I
- Et: and
- Eum: him
- Fabula, fabulae F: story
- fatuus, fatua, fatuum: stupid
- favere: to support
- Ferox, ferox, feroce: savage
- finis, finis M: end
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- Frater, fratris M: brother
- frustra: in vain
- Gaudium, gaudii N: jow
- hi: these
- iacere: to throw
- Igitur: therefore
- In: in
- incipere: to begin
- insanus, inasa, insanum: crazy
- inter: between
- Iratus, irata, iratum: angry
- ita: thus
- iterum: again
- Lentus, lenta, lentum: slow
- lentus, lenta, lentum: slow
- Magnus, magna, magnum: great
- malum, mali N: apple
- Matrimonium, matrimonii N: marriage
- mora, morae F: delay
- Mox: soon
- Multi, multae, multa: many
- Narrare: to tell
- Nemo, neminis M: no one
- Nomen, nominis N: name
- non iam: no longer
- Non: not
- nonne: surely
- Nunc: now
- Olim: once
- Omnis, omnis, omne: all, every
- Oraculum, oraculi N: the Oracle
- Pater, patris M: father
- Per: through
- Per: through
- Perire: to die
- placet: it is pleasing
- Posse: to be able
- Post: after
- prae: in front of
- primus, prima, primum: first
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- prope: near
- Puella, puellae F: girl
- Puer, pueri M: boy
- Pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum:: beautiful
- Quod: because
- Respondere: to respond
- Ridere: to laugh
- Rogare: to ask
- rogare: to ask
- secendus, secunda, secundum: second
- Sed: but
- Semper: always
- Si: if
- sibi: to himself
- Silva, sylvae F: forest
- Soror, sororis M: sister
- stare: to stand
- statim: immediately
- Superare: to pass
- Te: you (acc/abl)
- Temptare: to try
- tertius, tertia, tertium: third
- Ti: you (nom)
- Tibi: to you
- tibi: to you
- tres, tres, tria: three
- tum: then
- Velle: to want
- Vincere: to defeat
- Vir, viri M: men
- Vitare: to avoid
- Vos: you all (nom/acc)
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CHAPTER 17 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Ab/a: by
● Achilles, Achillis M: Achilles
● Arbitrium, arbitrii N: decision
● Aureus, aurea, aureum: golden
● Bellum, belli N: war
● Dea, deae F: goddess
● Delere, delevisse, deletum: to destroy
● Desiderare, desideravisse, desideratum esse: to want
● Graecus, Graeci M: Greek
● Hector, Hectoris M: Hector
● Incipere, incepisse, inceptum esse: to begin
● Magnus, magna, magnum: great
● Malum, mali N: apple
● Necare, necavisse, necatum: to kill
● Optare, optavisse, optatum esse: to choose
● Paris, Paridis M: Paris
● Petere, petivisse, petitum esse: to attack
● Pulchritudino, pulchritudinis M: beauty
● Tres, tres, tria: three
● Troia, Troiae F: Troy
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CHAPTER 16 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Ad: to
● Aeneas, Aeneae M: Aeneas
● Arbor, arboris F: tree
● Aureus, aurea, aureum: golden
● Charon, Charonis M: Charon
● Columba, columbae F: dove
● Comes, comitis M: ally
● Convenire: to meet
● Cum: with
● Descendere: to descend
● Dicere: Chapter 16 word
● Dido, Didonis F: Dido
● Ducere: Chapter 16 word
● Ego: I
● Eos: them
● Et: and
● Filius, filii M: son
● Flumen, fluminis N: river
● Habere: Chapter 16 word
● Humus, humi M: ground
● In: in, into
● Infernum, Inferni M: the Underworld
● Instruere: to instruct
● Invenire: to find
● Licet: Chapter 16 word
● Licet: it is allowed
● Manere: Chapter 16
● Maximus, maxima, maximum: greatest
● Me: me
● Mihi: for me
● Monstrare: to show
● Necesse est: Chapter 16 word
● Nihil: nothing
● Non: not
● Nos: we
● Palinurus, Palinuri M: Palinurus
● Proles, prolis M: offspring
● Quondam: certain
● Ramus, rami M: bough
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● Si: if
● Supra: above
● Suus, sua, suum: his
● Sybilla, Sybillae F: the Sybill
● Tamen: however
● Temptare: Chapter 16 word
● Tibi: for you
● Trans: across
● Tu: you
● Umbra, umbrae F: ghost
● Venus, Veneris M: Venus
● Videre: Chapter 16 word
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CHAPTER 15 PASSAGE
● Ad: toward
● Advenire: to arrive
● Aedificare: to build
● Aeneas, Aeneae F: Aeneas (a name)
● Aenos, Aenois F: Aenos (a small island)
● Agere: to drive
● Alius, alia, alium: other
● Annus, anni M: year
● Antandrum, Antandri N: Antandrum (a town)
● Apollo, Apollonis M: Apollo (a name_
● Apparere: to appear
● Carthago, Carthaginis M: Carthage (a city)
● Comes, comitis M: ally
● Condere: to establish
● Contra: against
● Creta, Cretae F: Crete (a large island)
● Cum: with
● Decem: ten
● Delere: to destroy
● Delos, Deli F: Delos (a small island)
● Deus, dei M: god
● Di: the gods
● Dicere: to say
● Discedere: to depart
● Drepanum, Drepani F: Drepanum (a town)
● Ducere: to lead
● Ea: Chapter 15 word
● Ego: Chapter 15 word
● Ei: Chapter 15 word
● Est: is
● Et: and
● Exclamare: to exclaim
● Filius, filii M: son
● Graecia, Graeciae F: Greece (a country)
● Habere: to have
● Habitare: to live
● Hector, Hectoris M: Hector (a name)
● Hesperia, Hesperiae F: Hesperia (a country to the west)
● Imperare: to order
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● In: in
● Incedere: Chapter 15 word
● Incepere: to being
● Ire: Chapter 15 word
● Is: Chapter 15 word
● Iubere: to order
● Lares, larum M: ancestral gods
● Lavinium, Lavinii F: Lavinium (a town)
● Magnus, magna, magnum: great
● Mare Nostrum: the Mediterranean Sea
● Mittere: to send
● Mortuus, mortua, mortuum: dead
● Narrare: to tell
● Navigare: Chapter 15 word
● Navis, navis F: ship
● Necesse est: it is necessary
● Nobis: Chapter 15 word (dative)
● Non: not
● Nos: Chapter 15 word
● Novus, nova, novum: new
● Obtinere: to gather
● Oraculum, oraculi N: oracle
● Pater, patris M: father
● Patria, patriae F: Chapter 15 word
● Per: through
● Perire: to die
● Pestilentia, pestilentiae F: plague
● Pugnare: to fight
● Quiescere: to rest
● Rogare: to ask
● Sed: but
● Septem: seven
● Sicilia, Siciliae F: Sicily (a large island)
● Strare: to scatter
● Tamen: however
● Temptestas, tempestatis F: storm
● Thracianus, Thraciana, Thracianum: Thracian
● Troia, Troiae F: Troy (a city)
● Troianus, Troiani M: Trojan
● Tu: Chapter 15 word
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● Tuus, tua, tuum: Chapter 15 word
● Ubi: where
● Umbra, umbrae F: ghost
● Urbs, Urbis F: city
● Uxor, uxoris F: wife
● Velle: to want
● Ventus, venti M: wind
● Vis: from velle
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CHAPTER 15 GRAMMAR PRACTICE
● Ab: away from
● Adhospere: to entertain
● Amare: to love
● Canis, canis M: dog
● Cauda, caudae F: tail
● Cur: why
● Delirus, delira, delirum: goofy
● Dicere: to say
● Effugere: to flee
● Ego: nominative
● Eos: accusative
● Eum: accusative
● Exercere:to train
● Freduardius, Freduardii M: Fredward
● Habere: to have
● Hostis, hostis M: enemy
● Imperator, imperatoris M: general
● Is: nominative
● Magister, magistri M: teacher
● Mihi: dative
● Miles, militis M: soldier
● Necabo: future of necare
● Necare: to kill
● Necesse est: it is necessary
● Nos: nominative or accusative
● Numquam: never
● Petere: to chase
● Putare: to think
● Rogare: to ask
● Romanus, Romani M: Roman
● Se: accusative or ablative
● Sibi: dative
● Uxor, uxoris F: wife
● Vos: nominative or accusative
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