Prepositions
All SID SPACE prepositions are followed by a noun in this case.
Ablative
Accusative or Ablative?
"for three hours"
Accusative - "tres horas"
What conjugation is "amare"?
1st conjugation - to love
What is the Latin word for baths?
Thermae
What are three jobs that an enslaved person might hold in ancient Rome?
teacher, tutor, gladiator, accountant, cook, hairdresser, gardener, farmer, field hand, body guard, etc, etc, etc
All OTHER (not SID SPACE) prepositions are followed by a noun in this case.
Accusative
Accusative or Ablative?
"on the third day"
Ablative - tertia die
How do you recognize an infinitive in Latin?
RE - are, ere, ire
Which room in the baths is the hottest?
a. Frigidarium
b. Caldarium
c. Tepidarium
d. Apodyterium
Caldarium
What are two ways that someone might become enslaved in ancient Rome?
born into slavery, captured in war, sold by family
Which noun?
Rufina ab [insulam/insulā] ambulat.
Ab - takes the ablative
insulā
Accusative or Ablative?
"in ten years"
Ablative - decem annis
What does it mean?
"Potes"
You are able/You can
What place featured long bench seats with holes, a water channel, and xylospongium (sponge on a stick)?
Latrinae - toilets
What was a freed slave called in ancient Rome?
Freedman/Libertus
Which preposition?
Lucilius [per/sub] aquā natat (swims).
aquā is ablative.
sub
Accusative or Ablative?
"for eight hours"
Accusative - "octo horas"
What does it mean?
"Non vult"
He/She/It does not want
How did the Romans transport water to the cities?
Aqueducts
What is the special supportive relationship that was common in ancient Rome between freed slave and former Dominus? The Dominus is the ________, the freed slave is the ________.
Dominus - patron
Freedperson - client
Which preposition?
Puella [prope/pro] templum stat (stands).
templum is accusative.
prope
What does it mean?
"media nocte"
Ablative - "in the middle of the night"
What does it mean?
"Possum videre"
I can see/I am able to see
Which of these still functions today to remove wastewater from Rome?
a. Fons
b. Cloaca
c. Thermae
d. Aqueduct
cloaca (specifically the Cloaca Maxima in Rome)
How would an enslaved person be displayed for sale at a slave market?
feet in chalk, placard around neck with skills and information, minimal clothing