OLC Ch. 7-9

Verb Formation

100

you (sg.) are silent

tacēs

200

they come together

conveniunt

300

they resist

resistunt

400

y'all conquer

vincitis

500

they seize

capiunt

Case & Number of Nouns

100

navēs

NOM/ACC PL

200

equī

GEN SG or NOM PL

300

regī

DAT PL

400

comitum

GEN PL (3rd declension!)

500

hastae

GEN SG

DAT SG

NOM PL

Imperative & Vocative

100

Mother and father, come together!

Mater paterque, convenite!

200

Don’t flee, Cornelius!

Nolī fugere, Cornelī!

300

Warn (your) mother, Albus!

Monē matrem, Albe!

400

Defend (your) comrades, Rufus and Agrippa!

Defendite comitēs, Rufe Agrippaque!

500

Seize the dog, Aurelius!

Cape canem, Aurelī!

Latin 2 English

100

Troianōs vocat et inquit “currite!”

He calls the Trojans and says "run!"

200

Deus Mercurius Primamum ad Achillem ducit.

The god Mercury lead Priam to Achilles.

300

patrem et uxorem et parvum filium in montēs ducit

He leads his father and wife and small son into the mountains.

400

Filium servāre non potest.

He is not able to save (his) son.

500

Hectorem mortuum in terrā relinquit.

He leaves the dead Hector on the ground

Culture

100

Quis occidit Patroclum?

Hector

200

Quid est nomen patrī Hectoris?

Priam

300

Quid est nomen regī Mycenārum (et frater Menelaī)?

Agamemnon

400

Cur (why) Achilles est iratus?

Agamemnon took Briseis (his "war prize")

500

Quae trēs deae pugnabant quod malum aureum (golden apple) desiderabant?

Minerva (Athena), Venus (Aphrodite), and Juno (Hera)