Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Grammar
Reading Comp.
Translation
100

extremus, extrema, extremum

farthest

100

praesens, praesens, praesens, praesentis (gen.)

present

100

recite the second declension masculine endings

us, i, o, um, o, i, orum, is, os, is

100

What is an epigram?

short, witty, often mean poem

100

non amo te, Sabidi, nec possum dicere quare.

I don't love you, Sabidius, and I'm not able to say why.

200

regio, regionis (f)

region

200

ignis, ignis (m)

fire

200

What phrase do we use to remember the vowel change for the present subjunctive?

we beat a liar; we fear a liar

200

What does Martial say about Sextus (the boastful youth)?

that he has a face of someone swimming under water

200

ego huc invitatus sum ut recitem, tu ut audias

I was invited here in order to recite, you (were invited here) in order to listen

300

fruor, frui, fructus sum (+abl)

enjoy

300

miror, mirari, miratus sum

admire, wonder at

300

Give the present active subjunctive forms for "dono, donare, donavi, donatum"

donem, dones, donet, donemus, donetis, donent

300

What happens in Martial's poem about Domitian?

He praises the great size of Domitian's new palace

300

tu Pontilianus es, qui semper me rogas ut libellos meos tibi mittam.

You're Pontilianus, who always asks me to send my short books to you.

400

student, pupil

discipulus, discipuli (m)

400

end

finis, finis (m)

400

Give the imperfect passive subjunctive forms for "offendo, offendere, offensi, offensum"

offenderer, offendereris, offenderetur, offenderemur, offenderemini, offenderentur

400

Two of Martial's poems involve a woman named Thais (not necessarily the same woman). How is she described in each poem?

Black teeth; one-eyed
400

aethera contingit nova nostri principis aula;

clarius in toto sol videt orbe nihil.

the new palace of our emperor touches the sky;

the sun sees nothing brighter on the whole earth.

500

touch

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum

500

become angry at

irascor, irasci, iratus sum

500

Fully decline the noun-adjective pair "regio bella"

regio bella, regionis bellae, regioni bellae, regionem bellam, regione bella

regiones bellae, regionum bellarum, regionibus bellis, regiones bellas, regionibus bellis

500

Who angrily leaves the audience after Martial recites the poem about Domitian? What henchman of Nero was present in the audience?

Glabrio; Epaphroditus

500

miraris veteres, Vacerra, solos

nec laudas nisi mortuos poetas.

You only admire old poets, Vacerra, and you don't praise them unless they're dead.