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Lesson one Romulus

Latin lesson Romulus and Remus

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Romulus and Remus founders of Rome; twin brothers raised by a she-wolf
Sylvia mother of Romulus and Remus
Faustulus herdsman who named and raised the twins
Palatine Hill where Rome was founded
Sabines tribe from which Romans took their wives
Adjacent next to; beside
descendants offspring
feeble weak
quarrel fight; argument
scornfully done with anger
perish to die
refuge safety
Why did Amulius put Numitor’s son to death and make his daughter a vestal virgin? Amulius knew that Numitors children were a threat to his throne
How did the twins decide who would be king of Rome? They decided they would stand on separate hills and wait for a sign from the “gods”. Romulus saw twelve vultures and Remus only saw six, so Romulus became the king.
Explain how Romulus populated his city and found wives for the Roman men Romulus made Rome a place of refuge so anyone could come. Then, he hosted a carnival and kidnapped the women who came.
Describe Romulus final departure from Rome. What did his spirit foretell? Legend says that Romulus was taken up in the clouds by the “god” mars in a golden chariot. His spirit of told that Rome would be the greatest city in the world.
Created by: Emmalyn Cruse
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