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Chapter 9: DĒ CONIŪRĀTIŌNE CATILĪNAE
By Michael Garcia
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Latin glossary:
https://scsk12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/LatinII530/EWNoPZkaERRMkag9bsJZIcwBSmYvpQKMK8g1in1Ur2rCOQ?e=FVaDTU
Noun forms:
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Verb forms:
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Finally Catiline fled from Rome to his army in Etruria. The army was defeated and Catiline was killed in the battle.
Question 61
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What was the situation in Rome during the times Sallust is describing?
Question 62
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What were Catiline’s intentions?
Question 63
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By whom was Catiline discredited?
Question 64
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Why was it not easy to discredit Catiline?
Translate
: DĒ CONIŪRĀTIŌNE CATILĪNAE
About
of
Conspiracy
Catiline
the
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Urbs permovētur.
Urbs
permovētur
Identify
the
nominative noun/s
in the following sentence:
Urbs permovētur.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In
locum
pācis
et
gaudiī
veniunt
timor
et
trīstitia
Translate
the following sentence:
In locum pācis et gaudiī veniunt timor et trīstitia.
peace
joy
of
in
fear
come
the place
and
and sadness
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Hominēs miserī ambulant, nēminī crēdunt, valdē timent.
Hominēs
miserī
ambulant
nēminī
crēdunt
valdē
timent
Identify
the
nominative noun/s
in the following sentence:
Hominēs miserī ambulant, nēminī crēdunt, valdē timent.
Hominēs
miserī
ambulant
nēminī
crēdunt
valdē
timent
Translate
the following sentence:
Hominēs miserī ambulant, nēminī crēdunt, valdē timent.
nobody
people
fear
believe
<being> miserable
walk
greatly
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Clāmōrēs
mulierum
in
urbe
audiuntur
Identify
the
nominative noun/
s in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Clāmōrēs
mulierum
in
urbe
audiuntur
Identify
the
genitive noun/s
in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Clāmōrēs
mulierum
in
urbe
audiuntur
Identify
the
dative noun/
s in the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
Clāmōrēs
mulierum
in
urbe
audiuntur
Translate
the following sentence:
Clāmōrēs mulierum in urbe audiuntur.
of
cries
women
in
are heard
the city
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Animus
Catilīnae
mala
cōnsilia
parat
Identify
the
nominative noun/s
in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Animus
Catilīnae
mala
cōnsilia
parat
Identify
the
accusative noun/s
in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Animus
Catilīnae
mala
cōnsilia
parat
Identify
the
genitive noun/s
in the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
Animus
Catilīnae
mala
cōnsilia
parat
Translate
the following sentence:
Animus Catilīnae mala cōnsilia parat
plans
is devising
Catiline
of
bad
the mind
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Catilīna tamen in cūriam intrat, sellam petit, sē tamquam bonus vir gerit.
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.
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.
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 seat
comes
the senate
seeks
like
into
man
behaves
however
a good
Catiline
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Tunc Mārcus Tullius Cicero cōnsul longam et lūculentam ōrātiōnem in cūriā habet.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
long
splendid
in
senate
Then
speech
the consul
a
delivers
the
Marcus Tullius Cicero
and
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Cicero māgnā fortitūdine nārrat Catilīnam esse virum malum et cīvibus Rōmānīs mortem parāre.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Cicero
tells that
and that
is
for Roman citizens
he is preparing
Catiline
with great courage
a bad man
death
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Cicero dīcit sē posse armīs Rōmānōs servāre et Catilīnam ab urbe Rōmā sēmovēre.
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.
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.
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.
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.
remove
the Romans
Cicero
says that
with
the city Rome
he can
and
from
save
Catiline
weapons
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
Catilīna
audit
et
terram
spectat
Identify
the
nominative noun/s
in the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
Catilīna
audit
et
terram
spectat
Identify
the
accusative noun/s
in the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
Catilīna
audit
et
terram
spectat
Translate
the following sentence.
Catilīna audit et terram spectat.
the floor (earth)
and
looking at
Catiline
is listening
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
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.
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.
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.
Tandem
Catilīna
dīcit
patrēs
nōn
dēbēre
verba
Cicerōnis
audīre
Translate
the following sentence:
Tandem Catilīna dīcit patrēs nōn dēbēre verba Cicerōnis audīre.
At last
listen to
says that
of Cicero
the words
Catiline
should
the senators
not
Identify
the
verb/s
in the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
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.
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.
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.
Patrēs
tamen
verba
Cicerōnis
audiunt
et
urbem
servāre
dēcernunt
Translate
the following sentence:
Patrēs tamen verba Cicerōnis audiunt et urbem servāre dēcernunt.
to save
the words
and
the city
the senators
of Cicero
decide
do listen to
however
