Chapter 9: DĒ CONIŪRĀTIŌNE CATILĪNAE
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Conspiracy
About
Catiline
the
of
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Urbs permovētur.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Urbs permovētur.
Translate the following sentence:
Urbs permovētur.
The city
is perturbed
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
In locum pācis et gaudiī veniunt timor et trīstitia.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
In locum pācis et gaudiī veniunt timor et trīstitia.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
In locum pācis et gaudiī veniunt timor et trīstitia.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
In locum pācis et gaudiī veniunt timor et trīstitia.
Translate the following sentence:
In locum pācis et gaudiī veniunt timor et trīstitia.
of
joy
come
and sadness
fear
peace
the place
in
and
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Hominēs miserī ambulant, nēminī crēdunt, valdē timent.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Hominēs miserī ambulant, nēminī crēdunt, valdē timent.
Translate the following sentence:
Hominēs miserī ambulant, nēminī crēdunt, valdē timent.
fear
nobody
people
greatly
walk
<being> miserable
believe
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Identify the dative noun/s in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Translate the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
women
the city
cries
in
of
are heard
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Translate the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
of
bad
the mind
is devising
plans
Catiline
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Catilīna tamen in cūriam intrat, sellam petit, sē tamquam bonus vir gerit.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Catilīna tamen in cūriam intrat, sellam petit, sē tamquam bonus vir gerit.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Catilīna tamen in cūriam intrat, sellam petit, sē tamquam bonus vir gerit.
Translate the following sentence:
Catilīna tamen in cūriam intrat, sellam petit, sē tamquam bonus vir gerit.
a good
man
seeks
Catiline
like
comes
however
behaves
into
a seat
the senate
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
Identify the nominative nouns/s in the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
Identify the accusative nouns/s in the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
Identify the accusative adjective/s in the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
Translate the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
speech
the
Then
long
delivers
in
Marcus Tullius Cicero
the consul
a
and
senate
splendid
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the accusative adjective/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the ablative adjective/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the dative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Identify the dative adjective/s in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
Translate the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
death
he is preparing
for Roman citizens
with great courage
and that
Catiline
a bad man
is
tells that
Cicero
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Cicero dīcit sē posse armīs Rōmānōs servāre et Catilīnam ab urbe Rōmā sēmovēre.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero dīcit sē posse armīs Rōmānōs servāre et Catilīnam ab urbe Rōmā sēmovēre.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero dīcit sē posse armīs Rōmānōs servāre et Catilīnam ab urbe Rōmā sēmovēre.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence:
Cicero dīcit sē posse armīs Rōmānōs servāre et Catilīnam ab urbe Rōmā sēmovēre.
Translate the following sentence:
Cicero dīcit sē posse armīs Rōmānōs servāre et Catilīnam ab urbe Rōmā sēmovēre.
he can
the city Rome
says that
with
save
and
Catiline
remove
from
the Romans
weapons
Cicero
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
Translate the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
is listening
and
the floor (earth)
Catiline
looking at
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
Identify the accuastive noun/s in the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
Translate the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
Catiline
the senators
the words
of Cicero
At last
not
listen to
should
says that
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
Translate the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
to save
decide
the senators
do listen to
and
however
the city
of Cicero
the words
What was the situation in Rome during the times Sallust is describing?
What were Catiline’s intentions?
By whom was Catiline discredited?
Why was it not easy to discredit Catiline?