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Chapter Language Culture History/Mythology Chapter Language Culture History/Mythology

Roma – life in the city Pompeii – daily life in a town
• 1st, 2nd and 3rd pers. sg., present Life in the city History: Rome in AD 64 • Pluperfect tense Life in Pompeii History: Archaeology of
1: Subūra tense Subura; Population of city of Rome; 17: Pompēiī • Adverbs The domus; Making perfume; Shops Pompeii
• Reading Latin Women at work; Living in an insula • Conjugations and businesses; Cleaning clothes

• Nominative and accusative sg. Building Rome Mythology: Romulus and • Future tense (3rd and 4th Freedom and business Mythology: Bacchus
• Declensions Geography and growth of Rome; Public Remus conjugations) Patrons and clients; Becoming a
2: Rōma • Gender buildings and spaces of Rome; Forum
18: lībertās • necesse and placet citizen; Daily routine; Garum; Wine
Romanum • eō and its compounds

• Nominative and accusative pl. Entertainment History: Three phases of • Present participles Death in the Roman world Mythology: Orpheus and
3: lūdī • 3rd pers. pl., present tense Public festivals; Chariot-racing; ruling 19: lacrimae • ferō and its compounds Death and funerals; Isis; Ideas of the Eurydice
Charioteers • Use of present participles afterlife

• Neuter nouns Religion Mythology: Deucalion and Africa – family and spectacle
4: deī • 1st and 2nd pers. pl., present Christianity; State religion; Homes of Pyrrha
• Present passive Entertainment History: Hannibal
tense the gods; Sacrifice; Private worship
20: mūnera • Imperfect passive Amphitheatres; Gladiators; Watching
• Present infinitive Public health History: Rome under attack! • Ablative with passive verbs the games; Animals in the arena
5: aqua • possum, volō, and nōlō Baths; Public toilets; Water supply;
• Perfect passive participles Animals and fashion History: Kingdom of Kush,
Sanitation
21: vīta • Perfect passive tense Animals; Adorning the body; Fashion; Meroë, Kandace Amanirenas
• Ablative case Slavery Mythology: Theseus and the • Pluperfect passive tense Cosmetics
6: servitium • Prepositions + acc./+ abl. How were people enslaved? Life of a Minotaur
• Deponent verbs Growing up Mythology: Dido and Aeneas
• Time slave; Seeking freedom; Manumission
22: līberī • Present passive infinitive (+ dep.) Birth, children, and childhood;
Britannia – establishing a province Education

• Imperfect tense London History: Romans invading Roma – managing the Empire
7: Londīnium • Perfect tense (-v- stems) Londinium; Made in Londinium; Food
• cum + pluperfect subjunctive Politics History: Octavian and
23: honor • cum + imperfect subjunctive cursus honōrum; Managing an the establishment of the
• Perfect tense (all stems) Britain Mythology: The Amazons empire; Imperial freedmen; Poison Principate
8: Britannia • Superlative adjectives Britannia; Camulodunum; Resist or
accept? The Druids Achaea – philosophy and the arts

• Dative case Rebellion – hard power History: Resistance • Result clauses Greek architecture and thought History: Greece and Rome
9: rebelliō • Verbs with dative Chain of command; Competing forces; 24: Achaea • Compounds and prefixes The Acropolis and Parthenon; Rhetoric
Women and war; Why join the army? • 4th declension and oratory; Philosophy

• 1st and 2nd decl. adjectives Aquae Sulis – soft power Mythology: The Gorgons • Indirect commands Sport and the body Mythology: Echo and
10: Aquae Sūlis • 3rd decl. adjectives Aquae Sulis; Different gods; Curses; 25: Olympia • Indirect questions Sport and exercise; The body in art; Narcissus
Military life; People of Roman Britain • 5th declension The Olympic Games

Gaul and Lusitania – life in a province • Purpose clauses Music Mythology: Marsyas
26: Delphī • dum + pres. indic. Music; Poetry; Recitations
• Genitive case The sea History: Pirates in the
• Enclitics -ne and -que Romans and the sea; Underwater Mediterranean Sea Ephesus – truth and learning
11: mare
archaeology; Navigation and maps;
Dangers at sea • Ablative absolute Medicine History: East and West
27: Ephesus • ipse Doctors; Surgery; Drugs and medicines
• Imperatives (inc. nōlī/nōlīte + Great fire of Rome Mythology: Prometheus
infinitive) Fighting the fire; Vesta and Vulcan; • Imp. and plup. passive Ephesus History: The Parthians
12: incendium • Vocative case Fuel and fire; After the fire; Finding a subjunctive Temple of Artemis; Palmyra and the
scapegoat; Domus Aurea; What caused 28: itinera
• Connecting relatives Silk Routes; Travel and communication
the Great Fire of Rome? • Comparative adverbs
• Relative clauses Arelate – a provincial town Mythology: Pyramus and • P
erfect active and passive Control Mythology: Actaeon
13: Arelātē • Relative pronouns How to build a Roman town; Theatre; Thisbe 29: lēx infinitives Emperor worship; Imperial
Making bread • Indirect statements (cont.) propaganda; Law
• Future tense (1st and 2nd conj.) Mosaics History: Women Roma – war and omens
• Comparative adjectives Creating mosaics; Mosaic pattern books.
14: artifex Mining • Future passive tense Omens and magic Mythology: Circe
Mining at Las Medulas; Mining 30: ōmina • Future participles and infinitives Augurs and augury; Magic; Ghosts
techniques • Indirect statements (cont.)

• Ind. statement (pres. + pres. infin.) Country villas History: Civil war • Verbs of fearing War and the military History: Succession
15: vīlla • Ind. statement (perf. + pres. infin.) Country estates; Gardens; Dinner Parties; 31: bellum • Ablative of comparison Legions; A career in the army; Loyalty
• Ind. statement: se vs. eum Menus • mālō and leadership; Military engineering

• hic and ille Marriage Mythology: Arachne • ad + gerundive After Nero Mythology: Homecoming
16: nūptiae • is, ea, id Wool and weaving; Marriage; Husbands 32: fīnis • idem Guarding the emperor; Reception of
and wives; The ceremony Nero; Future of the city of Rome