Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Identify the subject in the following sentence:
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Translate the sentence:
Themistoclēs est Athēniēnsium dux et homō valdē callidus.
Themistocles
the general
of
the Athenians
person
is
clever
very
a
and
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Xerxēs rēx Persārum contrā Graecōs bellum cum māgnā industriā parāre dīcitur.
Identify the subject/s in the following sentence:
Xerxēs rēx Persārum contrā Graecōs bellum cum māgnā industriā parāre dīcitur.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Xerxēs rēx Persārum contrā Graecōs bellum cum māgnā industriā parāre dīcitur.
Translate the following sentence:
Xerxēs rēx Persārum contrā Graecōs bellum cum māgnā industriā parāre dīcitur.
war
care
to prepare
is said
of
Xerxes
king
with
great
the Greeks
against
the Persians
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Xerxēs multōs mīlitēs et multās nāvēs habet et cum multīs virīs armātīs ad Graeciam nāvigat.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence:
Xerxēs multōs mīlitēs et multās nāvēs habet et cum multīs virīs armātīs ad Graeciam nāvigat.
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the following sentence:
Xerxēs multōs mīlitēs et multās nāvēs habet et cum multīs virīs armātīs ad Graeciam nāvigat.
Identify the accusative adjective/s (direct object) in the following sentence:
Xerxēs multōs mīlitēs et multās nāvēs habet et cum multīs virīs armātīs ad Graeciam nāvigat.
Identify the ablative noun/s and adjective/s (indirect object) in the following sentence:
Xerxēs multōs mīlitēs et multās nāvēs habet et cum multīs virīs armātīs ad Graeciam nāvigat.
Translate the following sentence:
Xerxēs multōs mīlitēs et multās nāvēs habet et cum multīs virīs armātīs ad Graeciam nāvigat.
with
towards
has
Greece
Xerxes
and many ships
and
he is sailing
many armed men
many soldiers
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs bellum timent et ōrācula Pӯthiae petere dēcernunt.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs bellum timent et ōrācula Pӯthiae petere dēcernunt.
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs bellum timent et ōrācula Pӯthiae petere dēcernunt.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs bellum timent et ōrācula Pӯthiae petere dēcernunt.
Translate the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs bellum timent et ōrācula Pӯthiae petere dēcernunt.
to seek
decide
the Pythian priestess
of
war
the oracles
The Athenians
and
fear
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Pӯthia Delphīs habitat et cōnsilia Apollinis hominibus dat.
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the following sentence:
Pӯthia Delphīs habitat et cōnsilia Apollinis hominibus dat.
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the following sentence:
Pӯthia Delphīs habitat et cōnsilia Apollinis hominibus dat.
Identify the genitive noun/s (possession) in the following sentence:
Pӯthia Delphīs habitat et cōnsilia Apollinis hominibus dat.
Identify the dative noun/s in the following sentence:
Pӯthia Delphīs habitat et cōnsilia Apollinis hominibus dat.
Translate the following sentence:
Pӯthia Delphīs habitat et cōnsilia Apollinis hominibus dat.
the counsels
to
at Delphi
people
lives
of
The Pythian priestess
Apollo
and
she gives
Identify the verb/s in the folowing sentence:
Pӯthia haec verba Athēniēnsibus in templō Delphicō dīcit:
Identify the nominative noun/s (subject) in the folowing sentence:
Pӯthia haec verba Athēniēnsibus in templō Delphicō dīcit:
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the folowing sentence:
Pӯthia haec verba Athēniēnsibus in templō Delphicō dīcit:
Identify the dative noun/s ("to/for") in the folowing sentence:
Pӯthia haec verba Athēniēnsibus in templō Delphicō dīcit:
Identify the ablative noun/s (indirect object/object of preposition) in the folowing sentence:
Pӯthia haec verba Athēniēnsibus in templō Delphicō dīcit:
Translate the folowing sentence:
Pӯthia haec verba Athēniēnsibus in templō Delphicō dīcit:
says
these
The Pythian priestess
words
the Athenians
in
to
the Delphic temple
Identify verb/s in the folowing sentence:
“Athēniēnsēs mūrīs ligneīs servārī possunt.”
Identify accusative noun/s in the folowing sentence:
“Athēniēnsēs mūrīs ligneīs servārī possunt.”
Identify ablative noun/s in the folowing sentence:
“Athēniēnsēs mūrīs ligneīs servārī possunt.”
Translate the folowing sentence:
“Athēniēnsēs mūrīs ligneīs servārī possunt.”
saved
can be
by means
The Athenians
of wooden walls
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Sōlus Themistoclēs sē cōnsilium Apollinis intellegere putat.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Sōlus Themistoclēs sē cōnsilium Apollinis intellegere putat.
Identify the reflexive pronoun/s in the following sentence:
Sōlus Themistoclēs sē cōnsilium Apollinis intellegere putat.
Identify the accusative noun/s (direct object) in the following sentence:
Sōlus Themistoclēs sē cōnsilium Apollinis intellegere putat.
Identify the genitive noun/s (possessive) in the following sentence:
Sōlus Themistoclēs sē cōnsilium Apollinis intellegere putat.
Translate the following sentence:
Sōlus Themistoclēs sē cōnsilium Apollinis intellegere putat.
he
thinks
Only
Apollo
Themistocles
understands
of
the advice
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Mūrōs ligneōs esse nāvēs dīcit.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Mūrōs ligneōs esse nāvēs dīcit.
Translate the following sentence:
Mūrōs ligneōs esse nāvēs dīcit.
ships
are
the wooden walls
He says that
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs verba Themistoclis esse bona putant.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs verba Themistoclis esse bona putant.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs verba Themistoclis esse bona putant.
Identify the genitive noun/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs verba Themistoclis esse bona putant.
Translate the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs verba Themistoclis esse bona putant.
Themistocles
of
are
good
The Athenians
the words
think
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Ā terrā suā fugiunt, sed multās nāvēs aedificant.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Ā terrā suā fugiunt, sed multās nāvēs aedificant.
Identify the ablative noun/s (indirect object/object of preposition) in the following sentence:
Ā terrā suā fugiunt, sed multās nāvēs aedificant.
Translate the following sentence:
Ā terrā suā fugiunt, sed multās nāvēs aedificant.
They flee
but
their
they build
ships
many
land
from
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Tunc nāvēs Persārum māgnā fortitūdine oppugnant et Persās vincunt.
Identify the accusative noun/s in the following sentence:
Tunc nāvēs Persārum māgnā fortitūdine oppugnant et Persās vincunt.
Identify the genitive noun/s (possessive) in the following sentence:
Tunc nāvēs Persārum māgnā fortitūdine oppugnant et Persās vincunt.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence:
Tunc nāvēs Persārum māgnā fortitūdine oppugnant et Persās vincunt.
Translate the following sentence:
Tunc nāvēs Persārum māgnā fortitūdine oppugnant et Persās vincunt.
the ships
and
great
they attack
of the Persians
they defeat
the Persians
Then
with
courage
Identify the verb/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs timōre līberantur.
Identify the nominative noun/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs timōre līberantur.
Identify the ablative noun/s in the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs timōre līberantur.
Translate the following sentence:
Athēniēnsēs timōre līberantur.
from fear
The Athenians
are freed
What are Xerxes’ intentions?
What do the Athenians do before undertaking anything against Xerxes?
Was Pythia’s advice effective?