vocab describing
Caesar's enemies
Caesar's enemies
literary devices in
Bello Gallico
Bello Gallico
who, what, where
(2 given, find the last)
(2 given, find the last)
everything book 6
the 5th category
( the best one)
( the best one)
100
Caesar often when describing foreigners, notably the British in book 4, by what word ( english and or latin)
Barbarus,a,um: Barbarian
100
the first literary device of Bellum Gallicum,
Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres, quarum unam incolunt Belgae, aliam Aquitani, tertiam qui ipsorum lingua ‘Celtae’, nostra ‘Galli’ appellantur
Tricolon ( or asyndeton)
100
In book 5, This man convinced his troops to flee to the camp of Cicero
Sabinus
100
the three divisons of Gallic society are: plebians, and these two ( of the higher class)
Druids and Knights
100
In book 5 Roman authority is stretched all over Gaul, who is in the dynamic duo leading the easternmost camp?
Sabinus and Cotta
200
Orgetorix is introduced as nobilissimus and dittisimus, which means?
noblest and richest
200
a cultu atque humanitate
hendiadys
200
Orgetorix planned to move his people from this land, where they eventually ended back up
Helvetia
200
What is one of the two ways Druids sought to preserve their texts from others
Memorized all the works
what was written was in Greek
200
was Caesar a good writer
No, not really
300
because of their location, Caesar considers these people to be the bravest (fortissimi) of the Gauls
The belgae
300
ego certe meum rei publicae atque imperatori officium praestitero
(hint:look to officium)
hyperbaton
300
the germans approached the camp of Sabinus and Cotta especially fiercely after the deathof this king
Ariovistus
300
In Gallic culture, how were criminals ,and even innocent peoples occasionally, punished
The Wicker Man!!!!!
300
what formation is exemplified in the picture here
a Phalanx
400
Ironically, prior to ambushing the troops of Sabinus and Cotta, Ambiorix is described as amicissimo, meaning
very friendly
400
apud quos Ambiorix ad hunc modum locutus est
Trick question, none here
400
In book 4, the aqulifier of legion 10 does what to get the army onto British land
gives a speech before leaping into the sea and swimming to shore
400
where in Gaul does the practice of training of druids originate
Trick question!!!! it originated in Britain
400
How did Caesar organize new comers of the legions?
throw them right in the front to die, like meat shields
500
in the murder of Tasgetius, the majority of the carnutes were auctores. what does this word mean under this context?
supporters
500
ut non minus haberet iuris in se multitudo quam ipse in multitudinem
chiasmus ( in se in multitudinem A's multitudo and ipse B's)
500
in book 6, where do the druids meet altogether
land of the carnutes, in the middle of gaul
500
Summarize: Tantis excitati praemiis et sua sponte multi in disciplinam conveniunt et a parentibus propinquisque mittuntur.
propinquis: relatives
Many are sent to train to be druids because of the benefits of the position
500
On many occassion Caesar would use the Latin word fore , what is the syntax of this word
it is truly futurum esse, the future active infinitive of sum