Unit 1: Teacher's Choice — Latin Prose

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Catullus and Horace

Who are the two poets that central Unit 1?

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Pietas (duty), Virtus (virtue), Fides (loyalty)

What values are explored throughout Unit 1?

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Lesbia

Catullus’s lover (Clodia Metelli), symbolizing passionate but unstable love.

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Passionate love

What does Catullus 5 (“Vivamus, mea Lesbia”) celebrate?

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Catullus 7

Quaeris quot mihi basiationes: Uses hyperbolic imagery of “countless kisses” to express limitless love.

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Catullus 85

Odi et amo: The ultimate paradox of love and hate in two short lines — emotional intensity distilled into perfection

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Amor

What is love or passion in Latin?

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Odi

What is hate in Latin?

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Basium

What is kiss in latin?

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Fides

What is faith in Latin?

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Cupidus

This means desirous and passionate.

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Poem 3

Mourning Lesbia’s sparrow (Lugete, o Veneres Cupidinesque): Humor and affection intertwined with grief.

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Poem 101

Multas per gentes et multa per aequora vectus: A solemn elegy for his dead brother; highlights pietas and enduring love.

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Poem 12

A playful piece about a stolen napkin; reflects Roman wit and friendship.

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Vita

What is life in Latin?

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Sapientia

What is wisdom in Latin?

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Aurea Mediocritas

What is golden mean in Latin?

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Seize the day

What does carpe diem mean in Latin?

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1.5 Horace: Political and Moral Odes

These odes praise Augustus for restoring peace and moral order after civil war.

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Imperium

What is rule or power in latin?

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Maecenas

In Odes and Epistles dedicated to ____, Horace expresses gratitude not as a servant but as a friend.

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satire

Horace employs gentle ____ to expose human folly which are greed, vanity, and hypocrisy.

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Joke

What does oicus mean?

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Pride

What does superbia mean?

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Restraint

What does moderatio mean?

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Immortality

Horace presents poetry as a means of achieving _____ and contributing to Rome’s cultural renewal.

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Eternity

What does aeternitas mean?

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Odes 2.16

Freedom through simplicity.

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Odes 3.1–3.4

The wise man as self-sufficient and calm.

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Odes 1.5 (Pyrrha Ode)

Love’s instability and deception.

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Odes 3.9

Mature reflection on past romance.

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Death

What is the meaning of mors?

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Fate

What is the meaning of fatum?

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The Art of Poetry

What is the meaning of Horace’s Ars Poetica?