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stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se model sentences

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se faber, fabrum, m. fabricate fons…quem fabri Romani fecerant

flós, flórem, m. florist …flores, quos Cogidubnus ex Italia importaverat

expose pono, ponere, posui servi magnum ovum in mensam posuerunt

pono, ponere, posui possum, posse, potui notice the difference between the principle parts of pono vs. possum

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se Belimicus ultor

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se derisive, derision derideó, deridére, derisi omnes hospites…eum deridebant

punio, punire, punivi punitive decorum est mihi eum punire

counselor consilium, n. Belimicus… consilium callidum cepit

interstate inter (+acc) inter haec animalia erat ursa ingens

consentió, consentíre, consénsí consent servus invitus consensit

paratus, parata, paratum preparation paratus sum.

rex spectaculum dat 1

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se delectó, delectáre, delectáví delectable pumiliones cum saltatricibus… hospites delectávérunt

deinde n/a deinde, ubi rex eis signum dedit, omnes exierunt

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se melior, melior, melius ameliorate numquam cenam meliorem consumpsi

rex spectaculum dat 2

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se simulac, simulatque simultaneous Belimicus, simulatque hoc vidit, surrexit

dimitto, dimittere, dimisi dismissive Belimicus…servum Germanicum iam dimiserat

nonne? n/a nonne tu quoque ursam tractare vis?

verto, vertere, verti introvert subito ursa saeva se vertit et Belimicum percussit

tollo, tollere, sustuli extol principes perterriti clamorem magnum sustulerunt

effugió, effugere, effúgí fugitive rex…effugere non poterat

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se postridie n/a postridie Quintus per hortum cum rege ambulabat

supersum, superesse, superfui n/a ego et unus servus superfuimus

pereo, perire, perii perishable periit pater.

navigo, navigare, navigavi navigate ad Aegytum igitur navigavimus

Cogidubnus et Vespasianus stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se Cogidubnus et Vespasianus

stage 16 rex spectaculum dat 2 and Quintus de se auxilium, n. auxiliary Vespasianus…ad me venit et auxilium rogavit

imperátor, imperátórem, m. emperor Romani Vespasianum imperatorem fecerunt

aedificó, aedificáre, aedificáví edification, edify …et hanc aulam aedificaverunt

ita nil ita Vespasianus mihi benignitatem summam ostendit

summus, summa, summum summit ita Vespasianus mihi benignitatem summam ostendit