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Nouns

Vocabulary

Greek Deities

Roman Deities

Grammar

Verbs

$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Nouns VocabularyGreek Deities Roman Deities Grammar Verbs

The soldier’s weapons were stolen.

What is militis?

The medal of honor was given to the soldier.

What is militī?

On account of the dangers they were afraid to enter the house.

What is pericula?

She entered into the town on horseback.

What is in oppidum?

He gave his friend a new chariot.

What is amicō?

This is the word for “through,” and this is the case that follows it.

What is per with accusative case?

Complete the analogy. amīcus : inimīcus :: perīculum : __

What is salus?

All of the following derivatives come from the word for “lead, draw” except: duct reduce productionelucidate

What is elucidate?

This is the meaning of superbia.

What is arrogance?

Complete the analogy: appellō : vocō :: properō : ___

What is maturō?

I am the Greek god with a winged cap, winged sandals, and a caduceus.

Who is Hermes?

I am the Greek deity that had an image of Medusa’s head on a shield, which is known as the aegis.

Who is Athena?

The Greek god whose domain Cerberus guards

Who is Hades?

goddess of grain.

Who is Demeter?

goddess of the hunt, little animals, moon, and chastity

Who is Artemis?

This symbolic object identifies Neptune.

What is a trident?

This Roman deity ruled over the hearth that was cared for by six priestesses.

Who is Vesta?

This god, a blacksmith, makes Jupiter’s thunderbolts.

Who is Vulcan?

god of sun, healing, and music; killed Niobe’s sons

Who is Apollo?

This goddess received a golden apple from Paris.

Who is Venus?

They will hear your advice. The translation of the Latin verb

What is audient?

The type of ablative: Aeneas cum multīs Troianīs navigavit.

What is ablative of accompaniment?

Translation of memoriā tenebit

What is he/she/it will remember?

Latin for you (pl) were ordered

What is iubebamini?

Latin for to be found.

What is invenīrī?

In English, parāre means this.

What is to prepare?

Latin for to be taken.

What is capī?

Ago, agere is this conjugation.

What is third conjugation?

Nolīte pugn ā re is translated as this.

What is do not fight?

Latin for having been sent.

What is missus?

Nouns II

Vocabulary II

Mythology II

12 Olympians II

Aeneas II

Verbs II

$200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 Nouns II Vocabulary II Mytholog y II 12 Olympians II Aeneas II Verbs II

It was the body of the king.

What is corpus?

Lucius, go to the field to work.

What is Lucī?

She added nutrients to the fields.

What is agrīs?

Enemies, set out as soon as possible.

What is inimicī?

Riding on horseback, she departed out of the town.

What is ex oppidō?

This is the Latin for neither…nor.

What is neque…neque?

Who, which, and that are all meanings of this word.

What is qui, quae, quod?

The word portal stems from this Latin word.

What is porta?

Petition is a derivative of this Latin word.

What is peto?

She loves the boy also.

What is etiam?

Atalanta promised to marry the man who could defeat her in this.

What is a footrace?

This goddess granted Pygmalion’s wish.

Who is Aphrodite?

Hyacinthus was killed by this in a competition with Apollo.

What is a discus?

From Hyacinthus’ blood, this sprang forth.

What is a flower?

This princess was turned into a bird after she fell from the rudders of Minos’ ship.

Who is Scylla?

These two animals are associated with Mars.

What are the vulture and the dog?

While picking flowers, Proserpina caught the eye of this god, who stole her away to marry her.

Who is Pluto?

This deity was born out of the head of his or her father.

Who is Pallas Athena?

Apollo was born on this island.

What is Delos?

This is the name of the “magic wand” used by the Messenger god.

What is a caduceus?

This is the name of the poems that Vergil wrote about different aspects of farming.

What are Georgics?

This Roman goddess was Aeneas’ mother.

Who is Venus?

Aeneas found his father in this part of the Underworld.

What is Elysium?

Before the arrival of Aeneas, Lavinia had been engaged to this king of the Rutulians.

Who is Turnus?

This sorcereress accompanied Aeneas to the Underworld.

Who is Sibyl?

I have prepared.

What is paravī?

We were living.

What is agebamus?

They have found.

What is invēnērunt?

It has been found.

What is inventum est?

He will undertake.

What is suscipiet?

In ancient Rome, these were the two types of household gods.

What are the Lares and the Penates?