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Part Three Flashcards

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Deae ā fēminīs in templō laudantur. What is the case and use of “deae”?

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Nominative Subject

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Deae ā fēminīs in templō laudantur. What is the case and use of “fēminīs”?​

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Ablative of Agent

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Deae ā fēminīs in templō laudantur. What is the case and use of “templō”?

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Ablative of Place Where

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Deae ā fēminīs in templō laudantur. Parse the Latin verb form “laudantur”.

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3rd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative​

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Translate: Deae ā fēminīs in templō laudantur.

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The goddesses are praised by the women in the temple.

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Pecūnia ā puellā tenētur. What is the case and use of “pecūnia”?

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Nominative Subject

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Pecūnia ā puellā tenētur. What is the case and use of “puellā”?

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Ablative of Agent

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Pecūnia ā puellā tenētur. Parse the Latin verb form “tenētur”.

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3rd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Translate: Pecūnia ā puellā tenētur.

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The money is held by the girl.

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Discipulī ā magistrā docentur. What is the case and use of “discipulī”?

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Nominative Subject

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Discipulī ā magistrā docentur. What is the case and use of “magistrā”?

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Ablative of Agent

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Discipulī ā magistrā docentur. Parse the Latin verb form “docentur”.

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3rd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Translate: Discipulī ā magistrā docentur.

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The students are taught by the teacher.

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Ego ab amīcīs laudor. What is the case and use of “amīcīs”?

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Ablative of Agent

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Ego ab amīcīs laudor. Parse the Latin verb form “laudor”.

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1st Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Tū ab Aurēliā rīdēris. What is the case and use of “Aurēliā”?

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Ablative of Agent

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Tū ab Aurēliā rīdēris. Parse the Latin verb form “rīdēris”.

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2nd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Ā familiā amāmur. What is the case and use of “familiā”?

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Ablative of Agent

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Ā familiā amāmur. Parse the Latin verb form “amāmur”.

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1st Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Translate: Ā familiā amāmur.

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We are loved by the family.

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Fābulae dē fortūnā puellīs nārrantur. What is the case and use of “fābulae”?

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Nominative Subject

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Fābulae dē fortūnā puellīs nārrantur. What is the case and use of “fortūnā”?

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Ablative with a Preposition (or of Place from Which)

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Fābulae dē fortūnā puellīs nārrantur. What is the case and use of “puellīs”?

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Dative of Indirect Object

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Fābulae dē fortūnā puellīs nārrantur. Parse the Latin verb form “nārrantur”.

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3rd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Translate: Fābulae dē fortūnā puellīs nārrantur.

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Stories about fortune are told to the girls.

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Templum Diānae virīs mōnstrātur. What is the case and use of “templum”?

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Nominative Subject

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Templum Diānae virīs mōnstrātur. What is the case and use of “Diānae”?

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Genitive of Possession

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Templum Diānae virīs mōnstrātur. What is the case and use of “virīs”?

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Dative of Indirect Object

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Templum Diānae virīs mōnstrātur. Parse the Latin verb form “mōnstrātur”.

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3rd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Translate: Templum Diānae virīs mōnstrātur.

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The temple of Diana is shown to the men.

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Decimus ā familiā semper monētur. What is the case and use of “Decimus”?

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Nominative Subject

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Decimus ā familiā semper monētur. What is the case and use of “familiā”?

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Ablative of Agent

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Decimus ā familiā semper monētur. Parse the Latin verb form “monētur”.

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3rd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative

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Translate: Decimus ā familiā semper monētur.

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Decimus is always warned by the family.

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Deus Plūtō sub terrā habitat. What is the case and use of “Deus”?

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Nominative Subject

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Deus Plūtō sub terrā habitat. What is the case and use of “Plūtō”?

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Nominative Subject

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Deus Plūtō sub terrā habitat. What is the case and use of “terrā”?

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Ablative with a Preposition (or of Place Where)

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Deus Plūtō sub terrā habitat. Parse the Latin verb form “habitat”.

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3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative

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39
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Domus Augustāna

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40
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Basilica Ulpia (Forum Trāiānī)

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41
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Which region of Italy is labeled I?

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Latium et Campānia

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42
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Which region of Italy is labeled II?

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Āpūlia et Calabria

43
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Which region of Italy is labeled III?

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Lūcānia et Brutium

44
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Which region of Italy is labeled IV?

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Samnium

45
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Which region of Italy is labeled V?

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Pīcēnum

46
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Which region of Italy is labeled VI?

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Umbria

47
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Which region of Italy is labeled VII?

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Etrūria

48
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Which region of Italy is labeled VIII?

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Gallia Cispadāna

49
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Which region of Italy is labeled IX?

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Liguria

50
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Which region of Italy is labeled X?

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Venetia

51
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Which region of Italy is labeled XI?

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Gallia Trānspadāna

52
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What man is depicted by this bust?

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Pompey the Great

53
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What event is depicted by this painting?

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The Judgement of Paris

(painting is by Rubens)

54
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Ancient Roman columbārium

55
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What men are depicted by this sculpture?

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Laocoon and his sons

(statue can be found at the Vatican)

56
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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The rōstra (or speakers platform)

57
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Ego ab amīcīs laudor. What is the case and use of “ego”?

A

Nominative Subject

58
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Translate: Ego ab amīcīs laudor.

A

I am praised by the friends.

59
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Tū ab Aurēliā rīdēris. What is the case and use of “tū”?

A

Nominative Subject

60
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Translate: Tū ab Aurēliā rīdēris.

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You are laughed at by Aurelia.

61
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What man is depicted by this bust?

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Mārcus Tullius Cicerō

62
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What event is depicted by this pottery?

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Neoptolemus killing Priam

(can be found at the Louvre Museum in Paris)

63
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What Roman article of clothing can be found on this coin?

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Roman pilleus or “liberty cap.”

(This coin was minted by Brutus and Cassius and celebrated the assassination of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March, 44 B.C.)

64
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Aurelian Wall

65
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Theater of Marcellus

66
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Inscription from the Arch of Titus

67
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What man is depicted by this bust?

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M. Licinius Crassus

68
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What men are depicted by this sculpture?

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Odysseus

69
Q

Which Roman Road is colored dark blue?

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via Aemilia

70
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Which Roman Road is colored teal?

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via Aemilia Scaura

71
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Which Roman Road is colored red?

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via Appia

72
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Which Roman Road is colored yellow?

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via Aurēlia

73
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Which Roman Road is colored green?

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via Cassia

74
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Which Roman Road is colored magenta?

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via Flāminia

75
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Which Roman Road is colored gray?

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via Salāria

76
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Which Roman Road is colored sky blue?

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via Popilia

77
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Which Roman Road is colored gold?

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via Valeria

78
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Which Roman Road is colored maroon?

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via Pompēia

79
Q

Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

A

Temple of Castor and Pollux

(aedēs Castoris)

80
Q

Identify the Roman art style depicted in this photograph.

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Pompeian Wall Painting—“First Style”

81
Q

Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Baths of Trajan on the Esquiline

82
Q

What Roman is depicted by this sculpture?

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a Vestal Virgin in the Forum Romanum

83
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Temple of Mars Ultor

84
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Basilica Sempronia (and then Julia)

85
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What event is depicted by this plaque?

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The Struggle of Apollo and Hercules

(Octavian vs. Antony; can be found at the Palatine Museum in Rome)

86
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Tomb of the Baker

(can be found at the Porta Maggiore in Rome)

87
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

A

Baths of Caracalla

88
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

A

Temple of Hercules Victor

89
Q

Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

A

Forum of Augustus

90
Q

What event is depicted by this plaque?

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Seven Against Thebes

(plaque orignally found in Pyrgi)

91
Q

What is depicted in this photograph?

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theater mask

(can be found in the British Museum)

92
Q

What men are depicted by this pottery?

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Ajax the Greater and Achilles

93
Q

Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Pons Aemilius

94
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Tiberius’ funerary inscription at the Mausoleum of Augustus

95
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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The oculus of the Pantheon

96
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Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Āra Pācis

97
Q

Identify the Roman structure in this photograph.

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Forum Rōmānum

(picture was taken from the Palatine Hill)

98
Q

What man is depicted by this bust?

A

Tiberius

99
Q

What man in mythology was transformed into this bird?

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Tereus

(the bird is known as a hoopoe)

100
Q

What men are depicted by this sculpture?

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Aeneas carrying his father Anchises

101
Q

Identify the Roman structure modeled in this photograph.

A

Reconstruction of the Palatine Hill

102
Q

What event is depicted by this painting?

A

The Rape of Europa

103
Q

What event is depicted by this painting?

A

Medea contemplating the murder of her children

104
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What men are depicted by this sculpture?

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Claudius as Jupiter

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