Vulpes et
Cornix
Cornix
Haec bēstia callida erat.
Vulpes
King of the gods and wields a lightening bolt as his preferred weapon. Respected by his peers for saving them from their tyrannous, Titan father.
Who is Jupiter?
Ubi iacebat Leo?
In Spelunca
This verb translates to "I Love."
what is "Amo?"
This collaboration between LEGO and NASA in 2011 featured these three mini-figures currently orbiting Jupiter on a satellite until 2044...
Who are Jupiter, Juno, and Galileo?
Haec bēstia in rāmō arboris sedēbat?
Cornix
Ancient Roman Chariot racing area. It was the largest of its kind and served as the model for other constructions to follow. It could comfortably seat over 150,000 visitors. However, the site is now a public park.
What is the Circus Maximus?
Quid vidit Vulpes in terra?
Vestigia
This noun case ending in singular and plural indicates that the noun is the Direct Object of the sentence and thus receives the action.
What is the Accusative?
Famous quote from playwright Terrence. "Phormio," features an Athenian Naval Captain known for saying the line, "Fortes Fortuna Aduivat." Translates to...
What is "Fortune Favors the Bold?"
Manēbatne Vulpēs prope arborem an fugiēbat?
Fugiebat!
The legendary item that Jason and the Argonauts were after when they embarked on their quest of epic proportions.
What is the Golden Fleece?
Quis venit sed non intravit?
Vulpes
The verb ending "-tis" (1st conj, pres) indicates the action is being done by...
Who is you (pl) or y'all?
Popular ligature of the latin word for "and." Used the be the unofficial 27th letter of the English alphabet and is used often as a conjunction in sentences and titles.
Quid tenēbat Cornīx in rōstrō?
Magnum Caseum
Ancient Romans built these ingenious structures as means of pluming. These introduced running water to the cities, farms, and other areas of Rome. There are even one still used today.
What are the Aqueducts?
Desribite Leo
Senex et aeger
"Gallina" (voc. 1st dec. sing) translates to...
What is, "Oh, Chicken!"
This was one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. Found in Rhodes, it served as the inspiration for the Statue of Liberty. Sadly, it has been lost to time...
What is the Colossus of Rhodes?
Quōmodo vulpēs cāseum cēpit?
Cito in Ore
The false name which Odysseus gives to Polyphemus in Homer's Odyssey...
What is "Nobody?"
Cur vestigia ex spelunca non exierunt?
Leo bestias devoravit.
What is "They ask?"
This famous quote from Seneca is as follows: "Non Est ad Astra Mollis e Terris Via." Translates to...
What is, "There is No Easy Way from Earth to the Stars."