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define metamorphosis
a change of form
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what does "carmen et error" mean?
a poem and a mistake
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what did ovid write and what happened to him?
the roman writer ovid wrote a 15-book .ong metamorphosis: stories of mythological transformations before being exiled by the Emperor Augustus (27 BC-14 AD)
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derivatives of pan
panthm, pangaea, panthalassa, pantheism, pandemic, panacea, panorama, panhellic
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what does "quot homines, tot sententiae" and who said it?
Cicero, there are as many opinions as people
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what play did shakespeare feature in a midsummer night's dream?
pyramus & thisbe
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what does volo, velle mean?
to wish/want
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what does volo, volare mean?
to fly
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derivatives of volo, velle
voluntary, volition, malevolent
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derivatives of volo, volare,
volleyball, volatile
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what does "volens-nolens" mean?
wishing-not wishing (indecisive, wishy-washy)
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write all relative pronouns (singular)?
qui, quae, quod, cuius, cui, quem, quam, quod, quo, qua, quo
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write all relative pronouns (plural)?
qui, quae, quae, quorum, quarum, quorum, quibus, quos, quas, quae, quibus
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UNUS NAUTA words + rule?
unus, nullus, uter, solus, neuter, alter, ullus, totus, alius (-ius & i)
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what does ambi & amphi mean
both
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what does infra dig stand for and mean
infra dignitatem, beneath one's dignity
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what was the ludi romani?
religious festival in ancient rome in honor of jupiter, started in 366 BC, consisted of a pompa, chariot + footrace, and plays (eventually)
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what does pugno pugnare mean
to fight
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what does panem et circenses mean and who said it
juvenal, bread and circus (make the people happy but take away their rights)
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Dii inferi, vobis commendo, si quidquam sanctitatis habetis trado
Gods of the underworld I commend to you, if you have anything holy (power) I hand over (name)
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what does cf. stand for
confer - to compare
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rx meaning
recipe (meaning to take, rekipay)
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ca.
circa, around
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auc
ab urbe condita (753 BC = year 1)
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who did the romans learn the practice of omen taking from
the etruscans
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who were the haruspices?
fortune telling by entrails
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who were the augures?
fortune telling by irds
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fortune tellers staff
lituus
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semper eadem?
motto of queen elizabeth ca. 1580, always the same
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liberalia
in honor of liber (bacchus), march, boys coming of age
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lupercalia
february fertility festival
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saturnalia
december harvest festival
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sponsalia
betrothal ceremony
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nefarious
evil, shady, comes from nefas meaning unspeakably bad
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horribile visu!
horrible to see!
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what was the lex gabinia
gave pompey the great the power to eradicate pirates in the eastern mediterannean, 62 BC
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what was the lex manilia
gave pompey power to fight mithridates VI of pontus in 66 BC
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what does viscera mean? give 2 derivatives
entrails, visceral (gut reaction), eviscerate (disembowel, to criticize harshly)
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uchicago motto and meaning?
crescat scientia, vita excolatur - let knowledge increase, let life be enriched
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suovetaurilia
state sacrifice involving pig, sheep, and a bull
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matrimony word etymology
mater + -mony (state of)
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cum manu wedding?
with authority - the authority over the woman passed directly from father to husband
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sine manu
without authority - the authority for the woman remained w/her own family, upon a divorce, her dowry & other property was returned to her
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confarreatio
highest form of marriage, for patricians. eating wheat cake together
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subliminal word breakdown
sub-under, liminal-limen, liminis, neuter, threshold (of your conscious thought)
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Si qua voles apte nubere, nube pari
Ovid, If in any way you will wish to marry suitably marry an equal
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coemptio
mock bridal auction
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usus
common law marriage (more choice)
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contubernium
slave marriage
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eulogy
funeral speech of praise
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memento mori
remember that you will die (future imperative, it should actually be Memento te Mori)
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scissa veste
with the clothes having been torn
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capillis solutis
with hair disheveled
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pectus plangere
to beat the breast
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what was the toga pulla/sordida?
men wore a gray toga of mourning meant to imitate the look of ashes (cineres) rubbed into the cloth
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sarcophagus word breakdown
sarco-muscle/flesh (sarx), phagus-to eat, elaborately carved limestone coffin
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DM(s)
Dis Manibus (Sacer), sacred to the deified shades of the dead
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cenotaph
empty tomb, didn't have the actual body, would use a straw dummy
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columbarium
graves provided by the wealthy for the poor (meaning: dove-pen, usually beehive shaped building wit many niches for urns)
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conclamatio
shouting/crying together yelling the name of the deceased 3x (dead person will wake up in case they were just sleeping)
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what is a laudatio
eulogy
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inhumation word breakdown
in-in, humation-humus/humi, burial (humus is locative just like domus, rurus, it's feminine)
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derivatives from humus, humi, f
humus, posthumously, humility, humiliation, exhume
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s.t.t.l.
sit tibi terra levis - may the earth be light for you (sit is present subjunctive)
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where were emperor trajan's ashes buried?
in a golden box in the base of his column (an exception, eventually was stolen)
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pathos derivatives
pathogen, pathology, psychopath, sociopath, apathy, empathy, sympathy, compassion, pathetic (causing feelings), pathophysiology
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De mortuis, nil nisi bonum [dic/dicite]
About the dead nothing except good (mortuis and bonum are neuter substantive)
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pompa
elaborate funeral procession
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imagines
masks of ancestors
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rogis
cremation of the body
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gubernatorial word breakdown
guberno-to govern (comes from the word "to steer a ship", note that the letters v and b are often interchangeable in latin) relating to a governor
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suum cuique
to each his own
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livvy's contributions to golden age history?
wrote the Ab Urbe Condita on early history
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what books did caesar write and what were they about?
history, De Bello Gallica, De Bello Civili
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famous writer of letters in the golden age?
Cicero (also speeches, philosophy)
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who wrote the most famous epic during the golden age?
Vergil, the Aeneid
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what did ovid write during the golden age?
metamorphoses et alia
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what did catullus write during the golden age?
carmina (poems)
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what did horace write during the golden age?
Odes et Epodus
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parsimonious
careful with money/frugal (to spare - parco, parcere, peperci, parsus)
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oderint dum metuant
let them hate provided that they fear, caligula
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sal, salis derivatives
salt, saline, salami, salary, salad
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si vis pacem, para bellum
if you want peace, prepare for war
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breviarium
written by eutropius
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ampersand origins?
comes from Et, shorthand used by Tiro
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cedant arma togae
wyoming state motto, 1st said by MTC, let the arms yield to the togas (diplomacy before fighting)
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ignominous
disgraceful
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dies atri
black day
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lachrymose
tearful
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ars gratia artis
art for the sake of art (MGM motto)
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pharsalus
caesar defeats pompey, pompey flees to egypt, head & ring sent back to caesar, 48 BC
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philippi
marc antony & octavian, augustus defeat brutus and cassius, 42 BC
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actium
octavian defeats antony & cleopatra, 31 BC, flees battle, become the princeps/restorer of the republic
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novus derivatives
noveice, novel, supernova, nouvea riche
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nihil sub sole novum
from the bible, book of eucleides. nothing new under the sun
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death of pompey?
pompey fled to egypt after the battle of pharsalus, seeking asylum from ptolemy the 13th, ptolemy sent pompey’s head & rin to caesar, caesar was very sad and then helped cleopatra take the throne
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comet
greek aster kometes, long haired star
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omnibus bill
something for everyone, on vote on one bill that’s acc a bunch of bills
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misogyny
hatred of women
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invidens privata deduci superbo/non humilis mulier triumpho
hating to be led as a private woman, a not humble woman in a proud triumph