Vocab
Vocab
Grammar
Reading Comp
Translation
100

dum

while, until

100

quasi

as if

100

Define a deponent verb

looks passive, translate active

100

Whose help does Epaphroditus seek in enacting his revenge upon Paris and Domitia?

Salvius

100

via tota militibus praetorianis plena erat.

The whole street was full of praetorian soldiers.

200

tenebrae, tenebrarum (f)

darkness

200

ultio, ultionis (f)

revenge

200

What are the passive personal endings?

r ris tur mur mini ntur

200

Name three things that Domitia and Chione find in the atrium of Haterius' house

banquet, garlands of roses, lamps, wine

200

non modo ego sed etiam Imperator poenas Paridis et Domitiaeque cupit. 

Not only I but also the emperor desires punishment for Paris and Domitia.

300

comitor, comitari, comitatus sum

accompany


300

patior, pati, passus sum

suffer, endure

300

turn this future active verb into the future passive: damnabunt

damnabuntur

300

How does Myropnous try to delay the praetorians when they arrive at the house?

He creates a pyre from furniture and sets it on fire

300

Domitia et Paris in insidias elicientur; ambo capientur et punientur.

Domitia and Paris will be lured into a trap; both will be captured and punished.

400

joy

gaudium, gaudii (n)

400

creator, originator

auctor, auctoris (m)

400

Give the present passive infinitives for the following and translate:

vocare (to call)  ; capere (to capture) 

vocari (to be called)  ; capi (to be captured) 

400

What is the name of Domitia's ancilla? 

Chione

400

Domitia Paridem monente, Myropnous, qui dominum comitabatur, ad ianuam contendit.

After Domitia warned Paris, Myropnous, who was accompanying his master, hurried to the door. 

500

try

conor, conari, conatus sum

500

follow

sequor, sequi, secutus sum

500

Conjugate "exstinguere" in the future passive and translate

exstinguar, exstingueris, exstinguetur, exstinguemur, exstinguemini, exstinguentur 

500

What type of tree does Paris climb?

A very old laurel

500

lapso tamen corpore eius, tantus erat fragor ut etiam ad aures Domitiae adveniret.

However, when his body fell, the crash was so great that it even came to Domitia's ears.