Oh my deus!
This king of the gods gave birth to Minerva from his own head.
Who is Jupiter?
Raised by a she-wolf and destined to found a great city, this brother killed his twin after a dispute over augury (bird watching) and boundary lines.
Who is Romulus?
Catullus was born in this city.
What is Verona, Italy?
The line "ne sciamus" from Catullus 5 is an example of this dependent clause.
What is a purpose clause?
The English definition of regnum.
What is kingdom?
This goddess wandered the earth searching for her abducted daughter and turned a boy into a lizard.
Who is Ceres?
This hero slew a monster with snaky hair using a mirrored shield so he wouldn’t have to look at her directly.
Who is Perseus?
This person named himself Dictator for Life. His leadership marked the end of the Roman Republic.
Who is Julius Caesar?
Vivamus atque amemus!
What is "Let us live and let us love!"?
The Latin word meaning "of the night."
What is noctis?
This goddess is known as the goddess of the hunt and punished Actaeon by turning him into a stag after he saw her bathing.
Who is Diana?
This Trojan hero fled his burning city carrying his father on his back.
Who is Aeneas?
This leader brought Rome into the Pax Romana after the Civil Wars.
Who is Augustus?
Odī et amō.
What is "I love and I hate"?
The gender of spēs.
What is feminine?
The mother goddess of Rome; Mother of Aeneas.
Who is Venus?
This queen of Carthage swore never to love again after her husband’s death — until fate (and Cupid) brought a Trojan guest to her shores.
Who is Dido?
This was Augustus' original name prior to changing it to Augustus.
What is Octavian?
"Magistra praemia cum magnō beneficiō dat."
Translate the sentence and state the ablative use of the bolded phrase.
What is "The teacher gives rewards with great kindness" and an ablative of manner?
The third principal part (in Latin) of dicere.
What is dīxī?
This deity is often depicted riding a dolphin; Son of Venus.
Who is Cupid?
This woman was turned into a laurel tree to escape the god who pursued her, inspiring his future symbol.
Who is Daphne?
Cleopatra had children with these two men.
Julius Caesar and Mark Antony
THis is the difference in translation between "sciamus" and "sciremus".
The verbs imperāre and invidēre have this in common.
What is they both take a dative case object?