1. Appius the Builder Olim erat vir Romanus, Appius Claudius nomine.
Once upon a time…there was a Roman man named Appius Claudius.
Magnum et longum aquaeductum aedificavit.
He built a large and long aqueduct.
Romani aquaeductum ab nomine Appi appellaverunt.
The Romans named the aqueduct from the name of Appius.

2. Appius the Builder Aquaeductus bonam aquam in urbem Romam portavit.
The aqueduct carried good water into the city, Rome.
Appius Claudius etiam longam et bonam viam ad oppidum Italiae Capuam aedificavit.
Appius Claudius also built a long and good road to the city of Italy, Capua.
Romani viam “Appiam” appellaverunt.
The Romans named the road “Appian”

3. Appius the Builder
Erant multae aliae viae in Italia sed Via Appia praecipue clara erat.
There were many other roads in Italy, but the Via Appia was especially famous.
That’s it for this page for complicating reasons.
…Mostly laziness, but while we are here, this is a quote attributed to an aged and blind Appius.
Quisque faber suae fortunae.
Every man is the architect of his own fortune.
Appius achieved the highest positions in Roman society- Censor, Consul, and Dictator.
He pushed for the rights of the common people of Rome.
Built the infrastructure to improve the lives of everyone in Rome
In addition, he was an influential writer in Latin.

4. Appius the Builder
In Via Appia multi Romani ambulabant. Agricolae frumentum portabant et amicos salutabant.
On the Appian Way, many Romans were walking. Farmers were carrying grain and greeting friends.
Inter feminas et viros erant pueri et puellae; cum amicis in via clamabant.
Among men and women, there were boys and girls; with friends, they were shouting on the road. (er… chatting it up? Whatever the young folk lingo is for having a good and loud time with friends is called.) (being lit?)
Magnus numerus agricolarum in villis prope Viam Appiam habitabat.
A great number of farmers was living in the villas near the Appian Way.

5. Appius the Builder
Diu laborabant, et multum frumentum carris ad villas portabant.
For a long time they were laboring, and they were carrying much grain to the villas by means of wagons.
Vita agricolarum erat bona.
The life of the farmers was good….well, relatively for living a life of toil, dying around the age of 50, being a slave at the mercy of a overseer…oh! And then there’s the high infant mortality, death during child birth, dying of infected wisdom teeth, terrible medical care, eating bread all two meals of the day…ok, we should switch “bona” for “misera”…but at least they had a road!
Appius Claudius patriam amavit et cum hostibus Romanorum semper pugnabat.
Appius Claudius loved his country and he was always fighting with the enemies of the Romans.

6. Appius the Builder Via et aquaeductus in Italia hodie manent.
The road and aqueduct remain in Italy today.
(Compare that to their empire and the rest of their legacy, children.)
Voc/pl
Vocab review:
Aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum
- To build erect
Praecipue- ADV
- Especially
Maneo, manēre, mansi, mansum (remaneo, remanēre)
- To remain

8. Decline the noun- Imperium, imperii- n Imperia - Commands as:
Nominative
Plural
Imperia - Commands

9. Imperium = Command (DO)
Decline the noun-
Imperium, imperii - n
as:
Accusative
Singular
Imperium = Command (DO)

10. Puer, pueri - m Puero = to/for a boy Decline the noun- as: Dative
Singular
Puero = to/for a boy

11. Ancilla, ancillae - f Ancilla = prep + slave Decline the noun- as:
Ablative
Singular
Ancilla = prep + slave

12. nuntiorum = of the messangers
Decline the noun-
Nuntius, nuntii- m
as:
Genitive
plural
nuntiorum = of the messangers

13. Tuba, tubae- f tubas = trumpets (DO) Decline the noun- as: Accusative
Plural
tubas = trumpets (DO)

14. Ramus, rami - m ramis = prep + branches Decline the noun- as: Ablative
Plural
ramis
= prep + branches

15. Decline the noun-
Ovis, ovis - f
as:
Genitive
Singular
Ovis = of sheep

16. Soror, sororis sorore = prep + sister Decline the noun- as: Ablative
Singular
sorore = prep + sister

17. Silvae = to/for the forest
Decline the noun-
Silva, silvae - f
as:
Dative
Singular
Silvae = to/for the forest

18. Intermission!
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20. Intermission!

21. Locative Party: It’s Where it’s At
Intermission!
Locative Party: It’s Where it’s At

22. Intermission!

23. Intermission!

24. Intermission!

25. Frater, fratris - m Fratrem = brother (DO) Decline the noun- as:
Accusative
Singular
Fratrem = brother (DO)

26. Ignis, ignis - m Ignes = fires (DO) Decline the noun- as: Accusative
Plural
Ignes = fires (DO)

27. Ignis, ignis - m Ignium = of the fires Decline the noun- as: Genitive
Plural
Ignium = of the fires

28. arboribus = prep + trees
Decline the noun-
Arbor, arboris - f
as:
Ablative
Plural
arboribus = prep + trees

29. Panis, panis - m Panis = bread …duh! Decline the noun- as: Nominative
Singular
Panis = bread …duh!

30. Pons, pontis - m Pontem = bridge (DO) Decline the noun- as: Accusative
Singular
Pontem = bridge (DO)

31. Mare, maris - n Marium = of the seas Decline the noun- as: Genitive
Plural
Marium = of the seas

32. Mare, maris - n Maria = the seas (DO) Decline the noun- as: Nominative
Plural
Maria = the seas (DO)

33. Mare, maris - n Mari = prep + the seas Decline the noun- as: Ablative
Singular
Mari = prep + the seas

34. Arboribus to/for trees
Decline the noun-
Arbor, arboris - f
as:
Dative
Plural
Arboribus to/for trees

35. Gens, gentis - f Gentes = clans Decline the noun- as: Nominative
Plural
Gentes = clans

36. Civibus = prep + citizens
Decline the noun-
Civis, civis m/f
as:
Ablative
Plural
Civibus = prep + citizens

37. Magister, magistri Magister = Mr. Whetsell! Decline the noun- as:
Vocative
Singular
Magister = Mr. Whetsell!

38. Mercator, mercatoris - m
Decline the noun-
Mercator, mercatoris - m
as:
Nominative
Plural
Mercatores = merchants

39. Mors, mortis - f Morte = prep + death Decline the noun- as: Ablative
Singular
Morte = prep + death

40. Animal, animalis - n Animal = …still animal? Decline the noun- as:
Accusative
Singular
Animal = …still animal?

41. Decline the noun-
Navis, navis - f
as:
Accusative
Plural
Naves = ships

42. Navis, navis - f Navium = of the ships Decline the noun- as: Genitive
Plural
Navium = of the ships

43. Navis, navis - f Navi = to/for the ship Decline the noun- as: Dative
singular
Navi = to/for the ship

44. Mons, monts - m Montes = Mountains Decline the noun- as: Nominative
Plural
Montes = Mountains

45. hostium = of the enemies
Decline the noun-
Hostis, hostis - m
as:
Genitive
Plural
hostium = of the enemies

46. Finis, finis - m Fine = THE END Decline the noun- as: Ablative
Singular
Fine = THE END

47. Student Duels Ready….GO! Rules:
First student to write the correct translation on the whiteboard wins
Textbooks are allowed
If both students are wrong or take more than a minute, then team that can get the correct answer to the board first takes the point.
Ready….GO!

48. Olim erat vir, Appius nomine.
Give the Translation for the word:
Olim erat vir, Appius nomine.
Once, there was a man named Appius.
Para ….Age!

49. Appius aquaeductum aedificavit.
Give the Translation for the word:
Appius aquaeductum aedificavit.
Appius built an aqueduct
Para ….Age!

50. Appius aquaeductum aedificavit.
Give the Translation for the word:
Appius aquaeductum aedificavit.
Appius built an aqueduct
Para ….Age!

51. appellaverunt They named Para ….Age!
Give the Translation for the word:
appellaverunt
They named
Para ….Age!

52. appellaverunt They named Para ….Age!
Give the Translation for the word:
appellaverunt
They named
Para ….Age!

53. ab nomine Appi from the name of Appius Para ….Age!
Give the Translation for the word:
ab nomine Appi
from the name of Appius
Para ….Age!

54. Romani aquaeductum ab nomine Appi appellaverunt.
Give the Translation for the word:
Romani aquaeductum ab nomine Appi appellaverunt.
The Romans named the aqueduct from the name of Appius
Para ….Age!

55. Romani aquaeductum ab nomine Appi appellaverunt.
Give the Translation for the word:
Romani aquaeductum ab nomine Appi appellaverunt.
The Romans named the aqueduct from the name of Appius
Para ….Age!

56. They were laboring for a long time
Give the Translation for the word:
Diu laborabant
They were laboring for a long time
Para ….Age!

57. They were laboring for a long time
Give the Translation for the word:
Diu laborabant
They were laboring for a long time
Para ….Age!

58. Agricolae frumentum portabant
Give the Translation for the word:
Agricolae frumentum portabant
The farmers were carrying grain.
Para ….Age!

59. Agricolae frumentum portabant
Give the Translation for the word:
Agricolae frumentum portabant
The farmers were carrying grain.
Para ….Age!

60. Agricolae frumentum portabant et amicos salutabant.
Give the Translation for the word:
Agricolae frumentum portabant et amicos salutabant.
The farmers were carrying grain and were greeting their friends
Para ….Age!

61. Prope Viam Appiam habitabat.
Give the Translation for the word:
Prope Viam Appiam habitabat.
Near the Via Appia he was living
Para ….Age!

62. Magnus numerus agricolarum in villis habitabat.
Give the Translation for the word:
Magnus numerus agricolarum in villis habitabat.
A large number of farmers was living in villas.
Para ….Age!

63. Magnus numerus agricolarum in villis habitabat.
Give the Translation for the word:
Magnus numerus agricolarum in villis habitabat.
A large number of farmers was living in villas.
Para ….Age!

64. Appius patriam amavit et cum hostibus Romanorum semper pugnabat.
Give the Translation for the word:
Appius patriam amavit et cum hostibus Romanorum semper pugnabat.
Appius loved his country and always fought with the enemies of the Romans.
Para ….Age! Boss Battle