Grammar
Vocabulary
Declension
History - Pyrrhic War
History - Sack of Rome
100

Reflexive pronouns are missing this case.

What is the Nominative case?

100

Signum, signī

What is "sign, signal, indication, or seal"?

100

Nominative, singular, 2nd person reflexive pronoun.

What is a thing that doesn't exist?

100

This was the city that first attacked Rome and sparked off the Pyrrhic War.

What was Tarentum?

100
The raiders who attacked Italy came from tribes from this country.

What is Gaul?

200

These are the reflexive versions of the possessive adjectives meus and tuus.

What are meus and tuus?

200

doctus, a, um

What are "skilled, educated, taught"?

200

Genitive singular, 1st person reflexive pronoun.

What is meī?

200

This island became a major distraction to Pyrrhus when he came to save them from a neighboring nation.

What is Sicily?

200

This was the goal of the raiders attacking Italy.

What was stealing money, food, and goods?

300

This is what makes a pronoun reflexive.

What is that it refers back to the subject?

300

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

What are "myself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, themselves"?

300

Genitive, plural, 2nd person reflexive pronoun.

What is vestrī?

300

This was the individual who convinced the Romans to not agree with Pyrrhus' proposed treaty.

Who was Appius Claudius Caecus?

300

This was the major complaint of the Romans when paying out the ransom to the raiders.

What was unfair scales?

400

These are the two words that mean his and his own, respectively.

What are eius and suus, a, um?

400

Olim

What is once, once upon a time, someday?

400

Accusative singular of 3rd person reflexive pronoun.

What is ?

400

This was the first battle that the Romans fought against elephants.

What was the battle of Heraclea?

400

This chieftain was able to ally several tribes into a massive war-band in order to attack Italy.

Who was Brennus?

500

This is what an Intensive pronoun does.

What is adding emphasis on an word?

500

Alo, alere, aluī, altum.

What is to nourish, support.

500

Ablative plural of the 3rd person, reflexive pronoun.

What is ?

500

This was the Macedonian king whose soldier eventually killed Pyrrhus.

Who was Antigonus Gonatas?

500

This was the city that the Roman army was supposed to retreat to and regroup in case of defeat, but was ignored by a few soldiers who went to Rome instead, leading to the mistaken belief that the entire army was wiped out.

What was Veii?

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