Stage 7 All Flashcards
(64 cards)
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Cēnat:cēnāvit
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Eats dinner
Dines
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Perfect tense tense markers
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Double letter X Long vowel S U V
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Cōnspicit: cōnspexit
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Catches sight of
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Facit: fēcit
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Makes
Does
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Intellegit:intellēxit
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Understands
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Lacrimat:lacrimāvit
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Cries
Weeps
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Nārrat:nārravit
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Tells
relates
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Necat:neckavit
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Kills
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Parat:paravit
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Prepares
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Prōcēdit:processit
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Advances
Proceeds
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Rogat: rogāvit
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Asks
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Terret:terruit
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Frightens
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Centuriō
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Centurion
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Heri
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Yesterday
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Nihil
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Nothing
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Pestis
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Pest
Rascal
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Pōculum
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Cup (often for wine)
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Umbra
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Ghost shadow
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Cum
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With
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Ingens
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Huge
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Mortuus
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Dead
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Pulcher
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Beautiful
Handsome
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Valde
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Very
Very much
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Prope
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Near
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Omnis
All
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Tacitē
Quietly
| Silently
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Tamen
However
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Lachrymose
Tearful
| Lacrimat
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Narrative
Account or story
| Narrat
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Omnipotent
Having unlimited power
| Omnis
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Pestilence:
Epidemic
Plague
Pestis
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Pulchritude
Beauty
| Pulcher
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Amīcus Caecilium vīsitābat. Vīllam intrāvit.
The friend was visiting Caecilius. He entered the house
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Caecilius amīcum expectābat. Amīcum salūtāvit.
Caecilius was waiting for the friend. He greeted the friend.
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Amīcus cum caeciliō cēnābat. Cēnam laudāvit.
The friend was dinning with caecilius. He praised the dinner.
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Amīcus pōculum īnspexit. Vīnum gustāvit.
The friend looked at the wine cup. He tasted the wine.
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Amīcus pōculum hausit. Tum fābulam nārrāvit.
The friend drank up the cup. Then he told a story.
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Caecilius plausit. "Euge!" Dīxit.
Caecilius applauded. "Hurrah!" He said.
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Amīcī optimum vinum bibērunt. Tandem surrēxērunt.
The friends desk the best wine. Finally they got up
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Servī in ātriō stābant. Iānuam aperuērunt.
The slaves were standing in the atrium. They opened the door.
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Caecilius et amīcus "vale" dīxērunt. Amīcus ē vīllā discsssit.
Caecilius and the friend said "goodbye". The friend departed from the house.
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Where did the Romans bury their dead
Lonely places by the side of the roads just outside towns
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Why did they bury their dead where they did
So that the spirits have company
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Where are the tombs at Pompeii
Along roads going north from Herculaneum Gate and south from Nuceria Gate
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Describe tombs from the outside
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Grand
Impressive
Small houses
Plain
Simple
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Describe tombs on the inside
A chest or vase full of ashes, recesses in the walls
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What was the most important things to provide for the dead person? Why?
A tomb or grace so that the ghost could have a home and be close to life of the living
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What did people believe about activities of the dead
They continues the activities of their life
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Because their activity belief, the living provided the dead with two different kinds of things. List more than one example in each category
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Tools
Jewelry
Toys
Eggs
Beans
Lentils
Flour
Wine
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What did the Romans think ghosts might do I they were not buries properly
The ghost would appear and reproach them
Haunt
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Why were holes put in some tombs
So food and wine could be poured inside
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List four things Romans might do to make the existence of the dead more cheerful
Decorate with flower garlands&gardens
Banquets after funeral & on anniversary
Festivals to the dead twice a year
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Elysian Fields
Good lived happily forever
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Tityus
Had his liver pecked out by vultures
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Sisyphus
Had to roll a stone forever
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Tantalus
Never able to quench his thirst
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Tartarus
Wicked punished for their crimes
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Danaus
His daughters were condemned to carry water forever in pits with holes in their bottoms
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Ixion
Tied to a revolving wheel
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To what extent did most Romans in the first century ad believe these stories from the Greek myths
They didn't have to take them literally but did incorporate them into their rats and literature
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Where would they continue to find these stories
Are and literature
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Who was epicurus and what did he teach
Greek philosopher who taught when a man dies his breath is dissolved and was lost forever
When you are dead you are dead
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What effect would epicurus' teachings have on his followers
They devoted all their energy to making the most out of their life in the world
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Why would the majority of Romans not have agreed with epicurus' ideas
They saw no reason to question the traditional beliefs and customs
