Vocabulary
This is the English translation for the Latin word "nihil."
What is nothing?
This is the Nominative Singular form of the Latin word leo?
What is leo?
These are the case functions for the Nominative case.
What are subject and predicate?
This is Heracles 12th and final labor.
What is Cerberus?
This is the English translation for the word suspirium puellarum.
What is girls' heartthrob?
This is the English translation for the Latin word "sanguis."
What is blood?
What is the Accusative singular form for the Latin word puella?
What is puellam?
These are the case functions for the Accusative case.
What are direct object and some prepositional phrases?
This is why Diomedes' horses were so scary.
What is man-eating horses?
This person was tricked into retrieving golden apples for Heracles, he is also the Titan who holds up the heavens.
Who is Atlas?
This is the Latin translation for "at once."
What is statim?
What is the Accusative Plural form for the Latin word amicus?
What is amicos?
In the sentence mater est laetissima, this is the kind of adjective that is laetissima.
What is superlative?
This was the very last thing to come out of Pandora's box.
What is hope?
This figure from Greek mythology is a cup-bearer and is associated with the Aquarius zodiac sign.
Who is Ganymede?
This is the English translation for the Latin word "saepe."
What is often?
What is the Nominative Plural form for the word amicus?
What is amici?
In the sentence gladiatores pompeianos salutaverunt, this is the tense of the verb.
What is perfect tense?
This is what Romans would wear to honor their dead relatives.
What are masks?
Chrysaor and Pegasus are the children of these two figures from Greek Mythology.
Who are Poseidon and Medusa?
This is the Latin translation for the woods, forest?
What is silva?
This is the Nominative Singular form for the Latin word leo.
What is leo?
In the sentence Quintus per viam ambulabat, this is the tense of the verb.
What is imperfect tense?
This is the raised platform where speeches were made.
What is a rostra?
This is how Romans would typically dispose of their dead.
What is cremation?