Participles
Relative Pronouns
Roman History (Quis sum?)
Indirect Statement
Hubristic Characters
100
Pompeius a Senatu vocatus per vias ambulat
Pompey, summoned by the senate, walks through the streets.
100
Cuius hi milites sunt?
Whose soldiers are these? These soldiers are whose?
100
Ego nobilissimus Romanus coniurationem feci et expulsus sum.
Cataline was accused of conspiring against the Republic, and as a result was exiled from Rome.
100
Puto pueros a canibus vexatos esse.
I think that the boys have been annoyed by the dogs.
100
Ego ab equis victus Currum solis in terram egi. (ago, agere, egi, actus)
Phaethon drove the chariot of the sun into the Earth.
200
Cicero culpam nuntiaturus senatores omnes salutat.
Cicero, about the report the guilt/fault, greets all the senators.
200
Quod fecisti?
What have you done?
200
Ego pecuniam plurimam habens Spartacum vicit.
Crassus, the wealthiest Roman, defeated Spartacus.
200
Credidit servos futuros esse liberos.
He believed that the slaves would be free.
200
Ego cyclopi dico, "Nemo est nomen mihi."
Odysseus says his name is "nobody" to the cyclops Polyphemus.
300
Romani bella amantes exercitum magnum habuit.
The Romans, loving wars, had a great army.
300
Nautae quos naves portant defessi sunt.
The sailors, whom the ships carry, are tired.
300
Ego auxilium in Aegypto volui, sed mortem recepi.
Pompey sought help from Egypt, but was killed.
300
Poeta scripsit deos dedisse orbi pacem
The poet wrote that the gods had given peace to the world.
300
Manus meae omnia in aurea fecerunt.
Midas turned everything he touched into gold.
400
Non fabulas ab oratore dictas audivit.
He did not hear the stories, spoken by the orator.
400
Magistra cui librum dedi discipulos multos habet.
The teacher, to whom I gave the book, has many students.
400
Ego bellum civile Romanum vici.
Julius Caesar won the Roman civil war.
400
Non scit feminas urbem condere.
He does not know that the women are building a city.
400
Omnes sciunt hunc virum creavisse labyrinthum.
Daedalus; He created the labyrinth to hide the Minotaur on the island of Crete.
500
Caesar in Romam causā belli gerendi gressus est.
Caesar marched into Rome with the purpose of a war about to be waged.
500
Troiani quorum Aeneas dux erat ad Graeciam fugerunt.
The Trojans, of whom Aeneas was the leader, fled to Greece.
500
Filiam Orgetorigis in matrimonium duxi.
Dumnorix married the daughter of Orgetorix.
500
Graeci clamaverunt Troiam ob equum captam esse.
The Greeks shouted that Troy had been seized because of the horse.
500
Ego aquam flagello ob tempestatem oppugnavi. Quoque ego vincula in aquam ieci.
Xerxes I hit the water with a whip because a storm preventing him from sailing. He also threw chains into the water.
M
e
n
u