LNM1 Chapter 5: Introduction and Cicero's Letter

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CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

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CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

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CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

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CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

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CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

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Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

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Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

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Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

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Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

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Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

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Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

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Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

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Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

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Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

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Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

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Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

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Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

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Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

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Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

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Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

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Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

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Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

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Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

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Animus dolet.

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Animus dolet.

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Animus dolet.

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Animus dolet.

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Animus dolet.

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Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

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Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

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Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

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Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

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Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

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Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

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Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

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Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

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Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

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Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

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Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

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Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

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Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

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Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

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Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

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Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

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Valē!

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Where is Cicero while writing the letter?

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How many family members does Cicero mention in his lett er and who are they?

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LNM1 Chapter 5: Introduction and Cicero's Letter

What grammar will you learn in this chapter?

What do the letters STVBEEV stand for (what is the Latin phrase they abbreviate)?

What is the translation of the phrase that STVBEEV stands for?

Select all the verbs in this sentence:

Select all the nouns in this sentence:

Select the subject in this sentence:

Select the direct object (accusative case) in this sentence:

Translate:CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Select all the nouns in this sentence.

Select direct object (accusative case) in this sentence.

What case is Terentia?

Translate:Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

Select all the nouns in this sentence.

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

Select the direct object in this sentence.

Translate:Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Select all the nouns in this sentence.

Translate the following sentence:Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

Select all the nouns and pronouns in this sentence.

Translate the following sentence:Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

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What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?Animus dolet.

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Select the subject in this sentence.

Translate the sentence:Animus dolet.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

Select all the nouns and pronouns in this sentence.

Select all the nominative (subject) nouns and pronouns in this sentence.

Translate the following sentence:Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

Select all the verbs in the following sentence:

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb/s)?Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

Select all the accusative nouns (direct objects) in the following sentence:

Translate the following sentence:Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

Select all the verbs in the following sentence:

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb/s)?Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

Select all the accusative nouns (direct objects) in the following sentence:

Translate the following sentence:Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

Select all the verbs in the following sentence:

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

Select all the accusative nouns (direct objects) in the following sentence:

Translate the following sentence:Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

Translate the following:Valē!

Where is Cicero while writing the letter?

How many family members does Cicero mention in his lett er and who are they?

What is Cicero afraid of?

How does Cicero feel (according to his own words), when he reads Terentia’s letter?

What does Cicero ask Terentia to do?

What grammar will you learn in this chapter?

What do the letters STVBEEV stand for (what is the Latin phrase they abbreviate)?

What is the translation of the phrase that STVBEEV stands for?

Select all the verbs in this sentence:

Select all the nouns in this sentence:

Select the subject in this sentence:

Select the direct object (accusative case) in this sentence:

Translate:CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Select all the nouns in this sentence.

Select direct object (accusative case) in this sentence.

What case is Terentia?

Translate:Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

Select all the nouns in this sentence.

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

Select the direct object in this sentence.

Translate:Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Select all the nouns in this sentence.

Translate the following sentence:Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Select all the verbs in this sentence.

Translate:
CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?
Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Translate:
Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?
Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

Translate:
Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?
Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Translate the following sentence:
Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?
Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

Translate the following sentence:
Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?
Animus dolet.

Translate the sentence:
Animus dolet.

Translate the following sentence:
Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb/s)?
Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

Translate the following sentence:
Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb/s)?
Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

Translate the following sentence:
Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?
Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

Translate the following sentence:
Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

Translate the following:
Valē!

Translate:
CICERO TERENTIAE SALŪTEM PLŪRIMAM DĪCIT

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?
Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Translate:
Epistulam tuam, mea Terentia, nunc teneō.

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?
Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

Translate:
Epistulam tamen tuam nōn sōlum cum gaudiō, sed etiam cum lacrimīs legō.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?
Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Translate the following sentence:
Nam longē ā patriā, longē ā familiā sum miser.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?
Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

Translate the following sentence:
Dē tē, dē fīliā et dē fīliō semper cōgitō.

What is the person and number of the main verb in the following sentence?
Animus dolet.

Translate the sentence:
Animus dolet.

Translate the following sentence:
Mala cōnsilia ā malīs virīs contrā mē parantur et auxilium mihi ā bonīs virīs darī dēbet.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb/s)?
Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

Translate the following sentence:
Tē, Terentia mea, valdē amō et ā tē epistulās longās exspectō.

Who is the subject in the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb/s)?
Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

Translate the following sentence:
Sī epistulās tuās legō, tē in animō meō videō.

Who is the subject of the following sentence (what is the person and number of the main verb)?
Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

Translate the following sentence:
Tē ipsam, fīlium, fīliam pulchram bene cūrāre dēbēs.

Translate the following:
Valē!