Characters
Vocabulary
Story
Ablative Case
Morphology
100
Cornelius's slave overseer who is tasked with finding an escaped slave
Who is Davus?
100
This is the Latin word for "dog"
What is canis?
100
Many slaves ask this question following Geta's disappearance
What is "Ubi est Geta?"
100
Prepositions using this declension may modify the verbs in their sentences by answering questions such as "Where?" "From where?" and "With whom?"
What is the ablative case?
100
This word is related to the English word "convocation"
What is "convoco, convocare"
200
A slave who runs away from the Cornalian's estate
Who is Geta?
200
The Latin word for "tracks, footprints, traces"
What is vestigial?
200
Many slaves search these places after Geta disappears
What are vineyards, gardens, fields and ditches?
200
This word meaning "at the seventh hour' fulfills the "When" aspect of the ablative case
What is "septima hora?"
200
This word is related to the English "olfactory"
What is "olfacio, olfacere?"
300
This Roman senator left for Rome at the emperor's calling
Who is Cornelius?
300
The Latin word for "to drag"
What is "traho, trahere?"
300
These animals wake up Geta with their trademark sound
What are dogs?
300
The Latin word "Quibuscum...?" means this common, grammatically correct English question
What is "With whom...?"
300
This Latin word meaning "to call together" is related to the English word "convocation"
What is "convoco, convocare?"
400
Davus's assistants in branding FUG on Geta's forehead are these
What are slaves?
400
Geta awakes in one of these
What is a tree?
400
"In villa," meaning "in the farmhouse," fulfills this question associated with the ablative case (LATIN AND ENGLISH)
What is "Ubi...?" "Where..?"
400
The English word "invent" is related to this Latin word for "to find"
What is "invenio, invenire?"
500
Davus and his helpers take these with them to help them find Geta
What are dogs?
500
The Latin word for "good"
What is "bonus?"
500
These letters are branded onto Geta's forehead to mark him as an escaped slave after he is captured.
What is "FUG?"
500
This Latin word, meaning "With whom...?" fulfills the questioning aspect of the ablative case
What is "Quocum...?"
500
This word is related to the English "interrogation"
What is "rogo, rogare?"
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