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Stage 8 Vocab. senator Romanus magnifica Nuceriam Nucerini inimici saepe turbulenti spectaculum splendidum edidit diem natalem celebrabat cives. Roman Senator magnificent Nuceria people of Nuceria enemies often rowdy, disordely show, spectacle splendid presented birthday
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Stage 8 Vocab senator Romanus magnifica Nuceriam Nucerini inimici saepe turbulenti spectaculum splendidum edidit diem natalem celebrabat cives Roman Senator magnificent Nuceria people of Nuceria enemies often rowdy, disordely show, spectacle splendid presented birthday was celebrating citizens
Stage 8 Vocab complebant nuntiabant viginti retiarii murmillones bestiarii bestias quam celerrime hi vehementer tacuerunt were filling were announcing twenty net-fighters heavily armed gladiators beast-fighters wild animals, beasts as quickly as possible these loudly, violently fell silent
tuba sonuit pugnam commiserunt victores expediti evitaverunt ignavi callidi decipiunt frustra trumpet sounded began the fight victors, winners lightly armed avoided cowards clever, smart are deceiving, are tricking in vain Stage 8 Vocab
provocaverunt unus graviter vulneraverunt alterum hic missionem mortem pollicem vertit dedit End challenged one seriously wounded the second, the other this release death turned his thumb up gave Stage 8 Vocab
interfecerunt iterum cervi esuriebant retinet hunc tres audacissime recubuerunt obdormiverunt killed again deer were hungry is holding back this three very boldly lay down went to sleep Stage 8 Vocab
iratissimi ridiculum edebat fugiebant suos destrinxerunt attonitus tristis pedem ostendit very angry ridiculous, silly was presenting began to run away, began to flee their drew astonished sad foot, paw showed Stage 8 Vocab
spinam dolet benignus fremuit exclamavit adiuvo hoc extraxit postea comprehenderunt Christianus thorn hurts kind roared shouted help this pulled out afterwards arrested Christian Stage 8 Vocab
olfecit lambebat agnovit ad salutem smelled, sniffed began to lick recognized to safety Stage 8 Vocab
amicus puellam salutat. dominus servum vituperabat. The friend greets the girl. The master was cursing the slave. Stage 8 GrammarFrom Stage 2 onwards you have translated sentences like these: In each of these examples, the person who has something done to him or her is indicated in Latin by the ACCUSATIVE SINGULAR.
In Stage 8 you will be introduced to the: ACCUSATIVE PLURAL
amicus puellas salutat. dominus servos vituperabat. The friend greets the girls. The master was cursing the slaves. Take a look at the following sentences In each of these examples, the person who has something done to him or her is indicated in Latin by the ACCUSATIVE PLURAL.
Practice #1 agricola gladiatorem laudavit. The farmer praised the gladiator. agricola gladiatores laudavit. The farmer praised the gladiators.
Practice #2 servus agricolam interfecit. The slave killed the farmer. servus agricolas interfecit. The slave killed the farmers.
Practice #3 puer actores ad theatrum duxit. The boy led the actores to the theatre. centurio servos laudavit. The centurion praised the slaves.
Practice #3 senex actorem ad forum duxit. The old man led the actor to the forum amicus fabulas narravit. The friend told stories.
Practice #4 amici ancillam salutaverunt The friends greeted the slave girl. agricolae nuntios audiverunt. The farmers heard the messengers.
Stage 8 Grammar Part II Look at the following sentences: • Pompeiani erant irati. • The Pompeians were angry. • gladiator est notus • The gladiator is famous. • mater erat laeta. • The mother was happy.
Superlatives Look at the following sentences: • Pompeiani erant iratissimi. • The Pompeians were very angry. • gladiator est notissimus. • The gladiator is very famous. • mater erat laetissima. • The mother was very happy.
There are some irregular superlatives • mons est pulcher. • The mountain is beautiful. • mons Vesuvius est pulcherrimus. • Mount Vesuvius is very beautiful.
mercator est tristis. canis erat ferox. senex est tristissimus. leo erat ferocissimus. Further Examples