quis est?
cultura
quid est?
ars grammatica
miscellanea
100

est iuvenis Pompeianus.

quis est Quintus (Caecilius Iucundus)?

100

The Roman town where the baths are located.

What is "Aquae Sulis"?

100

This is the Latin word for what Salvius suggests Cogidubnus write.

What is testamentum?

100

This has an -ns or an -nt.

What is a Pr(esent)A(ctive)P(articiple)?

100

The story 'Vilbia' took place here.

What is Latro's shop'?

200

est senator Romanus et clarissimus.

quis est (Gaius) Salvius (Liberalis)?

200

Someone who inspects the livers of sacrificed animals to predict the future.

What is an "haruspex"?

200

This is the useful item Cephalus says he has in his room.

What is a poisoned cup (poculum venenatum)?

200

This is translated "having been _____ed"

What is a P(erfect)P(assive)P(articiple)?

200

What Salvius wants Memor to do, all by himself.

What is the opposite of healing Cogidubnus?

300

est rex Regnensium.

quis est (Tiberius Claudius) Cogidubnus?

300

The Latin name for a curse tablet.

What is a "defixio"?

300

This is the lowest throw in dice.

What is the dog?

300

This is translated "having _____ed."

What is a P(erfect)A(ctive)P(articiple)?

300

This person wrote a defixio about Modestus.

Who is Bulbus?

400

est haruspex ebrius et ignavus.

quis est (Lucius Marcius) Memor?

400

What a curse tablet was made of.

What is lead or pewter?

400

This is the Latin word for brooch.

What is fibula?

400

In the sentence "dominus nimium vini rurus bibt", what is the case of vini?

What is 'genitive case'?

400

This character got paid to wear a dress.

Who is Gutta?

500

est libertus qui poculum venanatum habet.

quis est (Lucius Marcius) Cephalus?

500

The waters of the sacred spring probably helped with this ailment.

What is arthritis?

500

This is the Latin word for kiss.

What is osculum?

500
What is the grammatical name of the following structure:

vir summae prudentiae

What is the genitive of description?

500

This is the term of endearment that Vilbia called both Modestus and Bulbus at different times. It means "heartthrob."

What is suspirium?