Latin II/III Assignments, February 28th (Week twenty)

Please note: These assignments should take you 60 to 70 minutes each.

Nota bene: Below is a study sheet based on Ecce Romani that Mr. Depangher prepared. Please have this done by Tuesday, March 7^th.

I don’t recommend starting on this till Thursday. Get to the assignment for Wednesday first as it is rather long.

http://www.liveoakacademy.org/faculty/~sdepangher/Latin%20III/Ntl%20Latin%20Exam/Study%20Questions%20for%20Roman%20History%20and%20Culture.pdf

Latin quotations of the week. Read these over outloud 2 time (3 minutes)

Habeas corpus

You must have the body. i.e. you must justify an imprisonment.

Hac lege

With this law.

Honor virtutis praemium

Honor is the reward of virtue.

Fugit irreparabile tempus ~ Virgil

Irretrievable time flies.

Gaudeamus igitur. (iuvenes dum summus)

Let us rejoice while we are young.

Hoc est verum et nihil nisi verum.

This is the truth and nothing but the truth.

Homo vitae commodatus non donatus est. ~ Publius Syrus

Man has been lent to life, not given.

Ibidem

In the same place.

Id est. (i.e.)

That is to say.

Idem quod (i.q.)

The same as

Idem

The same

Me paenitet

I’m sorry

Suum cuique

To each his own

Persona non grata

Fully unwelcome or unacceptable

Ad astra per aspera

To the stars through difficulties

Et al (alii, alliae, alia)

And other persons, things

Vs (versus)

Against

e.g. (exempli gratia)

For the sake of example

Status quo (ablative of qui)

State in which

q.v. (quod vive)

which see—a scholarly cross reference

Wednesday, March 1^st

□ Write vocab. for Lessons 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27 of Henle. (20 minutes) There are only 34 words. Recite as you write, then recite them 2 more times orally. Please apply yourselves as you do this. Engage. (10 minutes)

□ Study and recite grammar numbers 398, 402-404, and 414-417. You should already know most of this. (5 minutes)

□ Study and write grammar numbers 556-557. The important thing to remember here is that in the temporal clauses (just memorize the words in the left hand column of grammar # 556), the perfect tense is used when expressing a single act in the past, not the pluperfect. Read over grammar number 544 as well and be prepared to tell me in your own words when the imperfect and perfect tenses are used. (5 minutes)

Take a break!

□ Write ex. 170, 1-16 (evens). 15 minutes

□ Translate the Helvetian Drive to the West, Lines 188-217. (20 minutes)

Friday, March 6^th

□ Review all of the vocab. and grammar numbers above.

□ Write and recite grammar numbers for Lessons 24 and 25.

□ Write ex. 177 #’s 1-6, and 178 #’s 1-6.

□ Click on the link below and take the following National Latin Exams:

You must scroll down to your exam. If you continue to scroll down, you will get to the answer key. Please have them printed out and be prepared to discuss difficulties you may have had in class.

Philip, Jamie and Libby take the Latin II test of 2002

Stephen M., Stephen H., Nick H., and Kendall take the Latin III Prose

http://www.nle.org/Latexams_2002.pdf