Gerundives
Deponent or Passive
Characters
Derivatives
Culture
100
Translate: mihi scribenda est
I must write [it]
100
locutus sum
deponent (loquor, locui, locutus sum)
100
Who is philosophia?
Euphrosyne
100
Tell the Latin word: sequential
sequor, sequi, secutus sum
100
These followers of a new eastern religion were often mistaken for Jews in the first century AD.
Who were Christians
200
translate: mihi faciendum est
I must built [it]
200
adipiscor
deponent (adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus sum)
200
Who is Haterius' judge of good taste?
Eryllus
200
tell the Latin word: conducive
conduco, conducere, conduxi, conductus
200
These eastern religions offered followers the hope of life after death.
Mystery Religions
300
translate: conatus est
[he] must try
300
portabar
regular (porto, portare, portavi, portatus)
300
Who was sent to get the lady philospher?
praeco
300
tell the Latin word: executor
scindo, scindere, scidi, scissus
300
This Persian deity was the ancient spirit of light, truth and justice, and the antagonist of evil.
Mithras
400
what kind of participle is a gerundive?
The future passive participle
400
vulnerata erat
regular (vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus)
400
Who was the consul attending Haterius' dinner party?
T. Flavius Sabinus
400
verification
verus, vera, verum
400
Who blamed the Christians as scapegoats for the great fire in Rome in 64 AD.
Nero
500
Translate: carthago delenda est
Carthage must be destroyed
500
ingredior
deponent (ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum)
500
Who called the poor man a miser?
L. Baebius Crispus
500
effusive
effundo, effundere, effudi, effusus
500
Who was the most important Stoic in Rome at the time of the Stage 32 stories?
Epictetus
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