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Is est puer molestus.

Sextus

100

Raeda adhuc est in fossa.

The cart is still in the ditch.

100

Case used with verbs like credo, adimo, and appropinquo

Dative

100

Estne libri 'Ecce Romani' boni? 

Ita Vero

100

What was a Commissatio?

Roman drinking party

200

Cornelia eam valde desiderat.

Flavia

200

Cives, mercatores, servi per portam ibant atque huc illuc currebant.

Citizens, merchants, (and) slaves were going through the gate and were running this way and that.

200

Tense formed with the 4th principal part of the verb and the imperfect of sum

Pluperfect Passive

200

Ubi habitabant Cornelii aestate?

(Habitant) Baiae.

200

Who was Cincinnatus?

Roman hero who gave up dictator power to work his farm.

300

Is semper nimis vini bibit.

Titus

300

Hi miseri flammis opprimentur.

These poor people will be crushed/overwhelmed by flames.

300

4th Principal Part of the Verb

Perfect Passive Participle (PPP)

300

Quantos denarios lanio pendet Pseudolus?

(Pendet) Octo denarios.

300

What battle marked the end of the Roman republic in 31 BCE?

Actium

400

Aurelia irata ad villam rusticam eum misit.

Pseudolus

400

Iam media nox erat neque Eucleides domum redierat.

Now/Already it was midnight and Eucleides hadn't returned home.

400

Phrase introduced by ut (or ne) with a subjunctive verb

Purpose Clause OR Result Clause

400

Cur Sextus nolebat ire ad ludum?

Quod grammaticus Palaemon non placuit.

400

What is the modern equivalent of the Roman date ante diem IV Ides Julias?

July 12th

500

Cornelii in taberna eius pernoctaverunt.

Apollodorus

500

Eucleides ingressus pueros rogavit cur tam tristes essent.

Eucleides, having entered, asked the boys why they were so sad.

500

Participle/Noun Pair in the Ablative Case

Ablative Absolute

500

Cur ancillae Aureliam timent?

Quod Aurelia est semper sollicita et eas verberat.

500

Give the 4 LATIN names of the racing teams/companies for which chariots would compete.

Russati, Albati, Prasini, Veneti