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Latin

Review Lesson 1

QuestionAnswer
descendants offspring
feeble weak
quarrel fight; argument
perish die
refuge place of shelter
scornfully with contempt
degraded lowered in rank; disgraced
reign period of rule
eloquence beautiful speech
adjacent next to; neighboring
statuary statues
prosperous flourishing
resolute determined
plunder take goods by force
penance self-punishment to show remorse
simpleton simple-minded person
avenge take vengeance on another
banish expel from a place, as a punishment
treason act of disloyalty toward one's government
melancholy depressed; sad
senate council of old men who helped to rule Rome
patricians noble people of Rome
Rome the city of the seven hills
lictors Roman police officers
auger male seer or prophet
concul highest political office in the republic
sibyl female prophetess
Forum where public meetings were held
monarchy state ruled by a single and absolute monarch, such as a king
republic state ruled by an assembly of elected officials
753 B.C. Founding of Rome by Romulus (Beginning of the Monarchy)
510 B.C. Founding of Republic (End of Monarchy)
The first king of Rome Romulus
Sylvia mother of Romulus and Remus
Lucretia her suicide after Sextus' attack began revolt
Romulus and Remus raised by a she-wolf
Junius Brutus led the revolution to overthrow the monarchy
Palatine Hill hill on which Romulus began his city
Temple of Janus open or closed door indicated war or peace
Circus Maximus large racetracks built by Tarquin
Sibylline Books holy books bought by Tarquin Superbus
Created by: Emma Cheshire
 

 



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