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Latin I & II: Final Exam -- Top 50 Cultural Items
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patria postestās | the power of a father |
stola, -ae (f) | sleeveless, ankle-length dress |
calceī, -ōrum | shoes |
caldārium | hot room |
frigidārium | cold room |
tepidārium | warm room |
apodyterium | changing room |
unguentum et strigilis | body oil and scraper |
palaestra, -ae (f) | exercise yard |
castra, -ōrum | military camp |
"military vocabulary" | see chapter 12 pictures |
Mercury (Hermes) | Messenger god; brought souls to Charon (the ferryman) |
Orpheus and Eurydice | Know this Greek myth! |
Charon | the ferryman of the river Styx in the underworld |
Cerberus | the three-headed dog guarding the underworld |
Proserpina | Pluto's wife, Ceres's daughter |
Aeneas | Know this story from the fall of Troy to landing in Italy |
Mt. Vesuvius | Erupted 79 AD |
Pompeii | City destroyed by Vesuvius |
Herculaneum | Second city destroyed by Vesuvius |
753 BC | Founding of Monarchy begins in Rome (Romulus first king) |
509 BC | Romans expel Tarquin the Proud (last king of Rome) and start a republic |
27 BC | Augustus starts the Empire |
Janus | the two-faced god of doorways and new beginnings |
Roman Numerals | I, V, X, L, C, D, M |
Towns of Italy | See chapter 6, page 40: Roma, Ostium, Brundisium, Capua |
kalendae, -ārum (f pl) | first day of a month |
septentriōnēs | north |
meridiēs | south |
oriēns solis | east |
occidēns solis | west |
in vīnō veritās | in wine there is truth |
carpe diem | seize the day |
Neptune (Poseidon) | god of the sea and waterways |
Juppiter (Zeus) | king of gods, thunderbolt |
Juno (Hera) | queen of gods, marriage |
Apollo | god of the sun, medicine |
Diana (Artemis) | goddess of the hunt, maidens, moon |
Ceres (Demeter) | goddess of grain, harvest |
toga virīlis | toga of manhood, pure white |
toga praetexta | toga with a purple stripe for children and senators |
tabula, -ae (f) | writing tablet |
stilus, -ī (m) | stilus, pencil |
cēra, -ae (f) | wax (for writing) |
regula, -ae (f) | ruler |
Horatius Cocles at the Bridge | Horatius defends the city from Etruscan interests (509 BC) |
Mucius Scaevola | Mucius thrusts hand into fire after failing to kill Lars Porsenna |
Rooms of Roman House | see Chapter 5, page 33 |
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