Livy Chapter 4 Banishment of Tarquinius Flashcards

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How did Livy himself feel about Brutus’ speech?

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Having recalled these and other, I believe, there are more atrocious things which the present [feeling of] unworthiness at the situation suggested

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Why is the reliability of what atrocious things Brutus mentioned questioned by Livy?

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and they are by no means easy, for historians to relate

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How did Brutus inspire the crowd?

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[Brutus] stirred up the [already] angry crowd

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Why did Brutus stir up the crowd?

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To take power away from the King and to order Lucius Tarquinius along with his wife and children to go into exile.

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Who volunteered to go defeat the monarchy?

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Brutus himself, having been chosen and armed young men who had voluntarily given their names

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What did Brutus and the young men do?

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then set out for the camp of Ardea to incite the army agains the king:

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What happened to Rome?

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he left control of the city [of Rome] to Lucretius who just recently had been made prefect of the city by the king.

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What else happened as they set out from Rome to Ardea?

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Amid the chaos, Tullia fled from her home

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What happened to Tullia once she fled?

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And men and women cursed her wherever she went and called upon the goddess who avenge [wronged] parents.

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CONTEXT question

Who was Tullia?

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The daughter who drove a chariot over her father’s body

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est profectus

stylistic features

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hyperlatron

unusual word order, should be the other way round

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CONTEXT question

Who are the goddesses who avenge wrong parents?

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Furies god of anger

Which is why Livy calls them furias in the text

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What did the people of Ardea do to respond to the crowd?

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With the events delivered to the camp [Ardea], when the king was making his way to Rome to crush the revolution

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How did Brutus react to the king coming to crush his rebellion?

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Brutus changed his route for he had sensed [the King’s] arrival

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Why did Brutus change his route?

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So that he wouldn’t meet [the king]

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What happened when Brutus changed his route?

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And almost at the same time, on different routes, Brutus arrived at Ardea [and] Tarquin arrived in Rome.

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How did Rome react to Tarquin’s arrival?

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The gates of Rome were closed to Tarquinius and he was sentenced to exile.

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How was Brutus welcomed in Ardea once he was a victor?

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The liberator of the city [of Rome] was joyfully welcomed by the happy camp,

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How was the monarchy treated in Ardea once Brutus was the victor?

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and the sons of the king were driven out.

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Brutus ardeam, Tarquinius roman

stylistic features

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Word order creates a parallelism between the two parties, to represent at the same time.

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Secuti Sunt

stylistic features

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The sibilance builds up suspense in this section of how the story will end

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Relatu

stylistic features

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“Having recalled” authorial input which leaves the passage paused to build suspense before the climax

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What did two of the king’s sons do?

A

Two [of them] followed their father, and went into exile at Caere in Etruria

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What did Sextus Tarquinius do once he had lost?

A

Sextus Tarquinius, having set out for Gabii as if to his own kingdom was killed by avengers of old hostilities

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Why did the avengers kill Sextus?
which he had stirred up against himself with his killings and thefts
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How many years did the king Lucius Tarquinius Superbus rule for?
Lucius Tarquinius Superbus ruled for 25 years.
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How many years did monarchy rule in Rome?
Rome was ruled by kings for 244 years from the founding of the city through to its liberation.
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What happened to the rulership once the monarchy was disbanded?
Two consuls were then elected at the assemblies of the centuries
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How did they make sure the consuls never became monarchs?
[controlled over] by the Prefect of the City in accordance with the instructions left by Servius Tullius
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Who were the first two consuls of Rome?
[and they were] Lucius Iunius Brutus and Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus
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est interfectus stylistic features
Emphatic last position of killed at the end of the paragraph
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Consules inde comitiis centuriatis stylistic features
alliteration of C to show the power of the new system
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CONTEXT question Who were the century of the assemblies?
100 soldiers with 100 votes.
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CONTEXT question Who were the century of the assemblies?
100 soldiers with 100 votes.