Roman Religion
Personal Pronouns
Prepositions
Relative Pronouns
Case Uses
100
Priests who based predictions on the flight of birds.  

Who were the augures? 

100

WE see you.  

What is "nos"?  

100

I am going TO THE CITY

What is ad urbem?  (prep + acc)

100

Fur, ____ (who) amuletum viderat, ad fontem revenit.    

What is the QUI?   

100

COGIDUBNUS TRISTIS et IRATUS respondit.    

What is the NOMINATIVE case? 

200
This job under Rome's State Religion usually went to the emperor.    

Who was the pontifex maximus?

200
I like it (it is pleasing TO ME)?  
What is mihi?  
200

I drank FROM THE FOUNTAIN.  

What is e fonte? (prep + abl)

200

Via, in ____ (which) multi ambulabant, lata erat.  

What is "qua" (long a)?  

200

Cur MIHI non pares? 

What is the DATIVE case?

300

The protecting spirit of the emperor, usually linked to the goddess Roma.

What is the "genius"? 

300

This was done by YOU (singular)?  

What is te?  

300

He was still IN THE HOUSE

What is in villa (long a)?  (prep + abl)

300

vinum, _____ (which) hospites bibebant, optimum erat.  

What is QUOD?  

300

Cogidubmus est vir MAGNAE SAPIENTIAE.  

What is the GENITIVE case?  

400

This term describes the worship of variety of gods and goddesses whose rituals and ceremonies were organized by colleges of priests and carried out on behalf of the state.

What is the Roman state religion? 

400

This was done FOR US.  

What is "nobis"?  

400

He was standing NEAR THE KING.  

What is prope regem (prep + acc)
400

Cena, _____ (which) ancilla parabat, erat splendida.  

What is QUAM?  

400

Memor HAEC VERBA dixit.  

What is the ACCUSATIVE case? 

500

The word for the various spirits or divinities that the Romans believed controlled everything and needed to be placated with offerings. 

What are "numina?"  

500
We are staying at YOUR (pl) house (assume use of preposition apud).  

What is "vos"?

500

I read a book ABOUT THE ROMANS.  

de Romanis

500

Viri ______ (whose) pecunia est, pecuniam quaerunt.  

What is "quorum"?  

500

Cephalus, A MEMORE IRATO territus, invitus exiit.  

What is the ABLATIVE case?  

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