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ala

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alae, f- wing

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avis

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avis, f- bird

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caedes

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caedis, m- murder, slaughter

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captivus

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captivi, m- captive

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cera

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cerae, f- wax

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cornu

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cornus, n- horn

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domus

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domus, f- house, home

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exercitus

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exercitus, m- army

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ingenium

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ingenii, n- talent, character

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manus

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manus, f- hand, band of troops

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penna

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pennae, f- feather, pen

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portus

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portus, m- harbor

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sepulcrum

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sepulcri, n- tomb

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umerus

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umeri, m- shoulder

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alter

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alterna, alternum- other, another

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antiquus

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antiqua, antiquum- old, ancient

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fractus

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fracta, fractum- broken

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utilis

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utile- useful

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vehemens

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vehementis- violent, vehement

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accuso

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accusare, accusavi, accusatum- to accuse

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frango

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frangere, fregi, fractum- to break

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intellego

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intellegere, intellexi, intellectum- to understand

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nego

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negare, negavi, negatum- to deny, say not

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ob + acc

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because of, on account of

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hic

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here

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ubique

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everywhere

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manus fortior

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manus fortior, manus fortioris, manui fortiori, manum fortiorem, manu fortiore, manus fortiores, manuum fortiorum, manibus fortioribus, manus fortiores, manibus fortioribus

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cornu album

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cornu album, cornus albi, cornu albo, cornu album, cornu albo, cornua alba, cornuum alborum, cornibus albis, cornua alba, cornibus albis

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magnopere

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magis, maxime

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alte

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altius, altissime

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facile

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facilius, facillime

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audacter

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audacius, audacissime

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diu

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diutius, diutissime

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misere

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miserius, miserrime

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bene

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melius, optime

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In ōrā cuius terrae ferōcēs incolās inveniēbātis?

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On the shore of what land did you find the fierce inhabitants?

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Quibuscum, Claudia, ad Circum Maximum heri ībās?

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With whom, Claudia, did you go to the Circus Maximus yesterday?

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Quem, Mārce, amās?

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Whom, Marcus, do you love?

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Quōrum canēs sunt?

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Whose dogs are they?

40
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Cui pecuniam dedistī?

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To whom did you give the money?

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Quōs in thermīs hodiē vidēbimus?

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Whom will we see in the baths today?

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What was special about fabulae palliatae?

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adapted from greek

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Who was the only one of the Seven Against Thebes to survive?

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Adrastus

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Who was the son of Mark Antony and Cleopatra for whom Augustus ordered the execution?

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Caesarion

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What was special about fabulae palliatae?

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Roman plays about Roman history

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Who boasted that not even Zeus could stop him from climbing the walls of Thebes until Zeus stopped him from climbing the walls of Thebes?

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Capaneus

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In what year BCE did the Roman Empire begin?

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27 bc

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What does the name Augustus mean?

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revered one

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Who survived an ambush of 50 Thebans with the help of Athena, only to ruin his favor with the goddess by eating the brains of Melanippus?

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Tydeus

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Who were the first two great writers of comedy?

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Plautus and Terence

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Which emperor brought in the Pax Romana, a period of relative peace in Rome?

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Augustus

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fortiter

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fortius, fortissime

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Quibus deī multa praemia monstrābunt?

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To whom will the gods show many rewards

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What two sons of Oedipus agreed to jointly rule Thebes until one broke his promise?

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Polyneices and Eteocles

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Augustus never called himself emperor or imperator. What Latin word did he call himself instead?

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Princeps

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How did Amphiaraus die?

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Swallowed by the Earth

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Necesse est audīre magistrum quī nunc nōbīs dīcit.

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It is necessary to listen to the teacher who is now speaking to us.

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Cui deae Hippomenes orāvit?

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To which goddess did Hippomenes pray?

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Quī hīs scelestīs virīs crēdent?

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Who will believe these wicked men?

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Cuius liber humī est?

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Whose book is on the ground?

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Because he knew it was doomed to fail, which of the Seven Against Thebes refused to fight until Polyneices bribed his wife Eriphyle with the necklace of Harmonia?

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Amphiareus

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What building, whose name derives from the Greek for “all gods”, did Augustus build?

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Pantheon

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What type of plays were fabulae riciniatae?

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mimes

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Quibuscum puerīs in agrīs ludēbās?

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With which boys were you playing with in the fields?

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What king of Argos agrees to help Polyneices and leads the conquest of the Seven Against Thebes?

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Adrastus

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Who erected the first permanent theater at Rome in the Campus Martius in 55 BCE?

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pompey

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What name was given to stage plays in Rome?

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ludi scaenici

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