Reading & Vocab
Grammar - Infinitives - ID & Translate
Grammar - Sum/Possum - ID & Translate
Grammar - Volo/Nolo
ID & Translate
Culture - Water, Baths, Toilets
100

Sabina dormire non potest.

Sabina is not able to sleep.

100

Rufina dormire vult.

dormire - to sleep

100

Nemo te videre potest!

potest - is able, can

100

ego intrare volo!

volo = I want

100

How was water brought to the baths?

aqueduct

200

"nos omnes dormire volumus!"

we all want to sleep!

200

Manius surgere temptat.

surgere - to stand up

200

me adiuvare potes?

potes - you are able, you can

200

senator pecuniam habere vult

vult - wants

200

How were Roman baths heated?

1. Furnace under floor

2. hot air circulated in space under the floor

3. Water (bath and also a tank) was heated from furnace


300
Sabina: "Tacere potes?"

"can you be quiet?"

300

Rufine ridere cupit

ridere - to laugh

300

nos amici sumus

sumus - we are

300

Tu manere non vis?

non vis = you don't want?

300

Name 3 things Romans might have done in Roman baths

-washing

-socializing

-exercising (ball games, wrestling)

-concerts/poetry

-buy food or drink

-relax w/ friends

400
Sabina et Celer effugiunt.

Sabina and Celer flee.

400

ego pugnare non possum

pugnare - to fight

400

custodes audire possunt

possunt - (they) are able, can

400

nos in insula habitare nolumus

nolumus - we do not want

400

Why does lead contamination not seem to have been an issue despite the fact that Roman pipes were made of lead?

1) constant flow

2) mineral deposits insulate the pipes

500

pater pecuniam dare non vult.

father does not want to give money.

500

amici Lucilium videre non possunt

videre - to see

500
es canis?

es - you are

500

vos in Subura habitare vultis!

vultis - you (plural) want

500

Describe a Roman latrina (at least 2 details)

-communal/low privacy

-holes on stone benches

-waste carried by water into a sewer

-sponge on a stick

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