dative
of true or false: the dative case is used for the direct object
What is false?
the two letters that always occur in the superlative
What is -or?
of first/second declension and third declension, the type of adjective that superlative adjectives are
What is first/second declension?
the Latin word for this:
What is liber?
one reason why Romans think they are better than Greeks
What is because they are better engineers, because they have the best farms, or because they have the largest empire?
what's useful to important to remember about the forms for the dative plural and the ablative plural
What is they always have the same endings as each other (regardless of declension)?
the number and case of this word: callidiorēs
What is plural and either nominative or accusative?
the number and case of this word: stultissimum
What is singular; accusative?
The English meaning of this word: pāx
What is peace?
the person who argued during debate class that Romans are better than Greeks
Who is Quintus?
what the indirect object is
What is the person to or for the action is done?
the translation of this phrase: īrātior quam Metella
What is angrier than Metella?
the translation of this phrase: quam pulcherrima
What is as beautiful as possible?
The English meaning of this word: frātrem
What is brother?
Syphax gave the innkeeper this in exchange for a cup of wine
What is an Egyptian ring?
the dative singular form of this word: uxor
What is uxorī?
the ablative plural comparative form of this adjective: stultus
What is stultioribus?
the masculine, accusative, plural form of the superlative for this adjective: perterritus
What is perterritissimōs?
The Latin for always
What is semper?
Why Alexander bought statues for his younger brothers
What is "because it was their birthday"?
how to say for you (singular) in Latin
What is tibi?
the ablative singular comparative form of the Latin word that means happy
What is laetiore?
the nominative, singular, feminine superlative of the Latin adjective that means easy
What is facillima?
The Latin for us
What is nōs?
Why, according to Alexander, Greeks are better than Romans
What is: because the Romans are imitators (of the Greeks) while Greeks are creators?