The definition of nullus, nulla, nullum
What is no(ne)?
The definition of innovate
What is "to create something new"?
Which noun does "pulchra" (line 6) describe?
What is "Catia"?
When did Catia get pregnant?
What is the first year (of living with Gisco in Britain)?
What is a religion with many gods called?
What is polytheistic?
The definition of fidelis, fidelis, fidele
What is faithful?
What is "a divine being; a god"?
Identify an accusative adjective
What are: pulchrum, fidelem, sacrum
How did Gisco feel about Catia getting pregnant?
What is "he was delighted"?
What power were the waters of the spring at Aquae Sulis thought to have?
What are healing powers?
The definition of quam...!
What is how...!?
The definition of boon
What is "a beneficial thing"?
What are the case and number of "fidelis" (line 10)?
What is nominative singular?
What does Gisco joke that Celer wants?
What is "a kiss"?
Identify two important buildings near the spring at Aquae Sulis
What are the temple of Sulis Minerva and the bath complex?
The definition of pereo, perire
What is to perish?
What is "a tree that grows cones"?
The noun which "laetus" describes
What is "vir"?
Why did Catia go to the spring?
What is "to make an offering to the Celtic goddesses"?
Why did the Romans merge their goddess Minerva with the British goddess Sulis?
What is "to help the Britons accept Roman rule" or "because they saw similarities between the goddesses and believed that everyone worshiped the same gods under different names"?
The definition of alius, alia, aliud
What is (an)other?
What is "to throw away/get rid of"?
Whom does "laeti" (line 2) describe?
Who are Gisco and Indus?
Who is building the town? Name all involved
What is "Gisco, Indus, and the Britons (and we can reasonably assume many Romans)"?
Which Egyptian goddess grew to be widely worshiped across the Roman empire?
Who was Isis?