Satyricon!

Advanced Latin (201, 301, 401)

Vocabulary and Grammar Notes

Assignment 1 [Week 2, Class 1]	Assignment 2 [Week 3, Class 1]	Assignment 3 [Week 4, Class 1]
Assignment 4 [Week 5, Class 1]	Assignment 5 [Week 6, Class 1]	Assignment 6 [Week 8, Class 1]
Assignment 7 [Week 9, Class 1]	Assignment 8 [Week 10, Class 1]	Assignment 9 [Week 10, Class 2]
Assignment 10 [Week 11, Class 1]	Assignment 11 [Week 13, Class 1]	Satyricon Page Imber's HomePage

NB: The right hand columns list vocabulary words that we will use in class to drill grammar and morphology. Most of these words are drawn from the Satyricon. A few, in bold face, are from Moreland and Fleischer, which you will need to know to study the chapter. On exams, I will only ask you grammar, morphology and syntax questions about the words listed below. However, you will also have to translate extended passages from the Satyricon in order to pass the exam. Therefore, you should expect to study and review a much larger list of vocabulary words than those listed here.

NB2: I've provided links to morphology drills from the first year latin web page to help you review. To use these pages effectively, you need to download and install the CL Garamond Latin font. If you do not, instead of macrons you will find very strange characters. The font is available for Mac and Windows platforms, and they do not charge for it. If you want to use the morphology drills, go the CL Fonts page and follow their instructions.

 Assignment 1 (for Week 2, Class 1) [M&F, 1-2]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

Present active indicative system of 1st and 2nd conjugation present indicative active 1st conj drills 2nd conj drills imperative drills review drills future & imperfect indicative active future indicative act drill imperf ind act drill fut & imperf drill 1 fut & imperf drill 2 Perfect active indicative system of all verbs perf act ind drill fut perf act ind drill pluperf act ind drill Subjunctive present active subjunctive of 1st conjugation imperfect, perfect and pluperfect active subjunctive of all verbs sum present active indicative system pres indic act of sum drill pres indic act sum drill 2 fut/imperf sum drill fut/imperf sum drill 2 present subjunctive first declension nouns 1st declension drills Conditions Genitive of the charge/penalty

freqentia, ae, f. persona, ae, f. turba, ae, f. praeda, ae, f. nego, are, avi, atus appareo, ere, ui, iturus tego, tegere, texi, tectus rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus venio, venire, veni, venturus sum, esse, fui, futurus

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 Assignment 2 (for Week 3 Class 1) [M&F 3-4]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

Second declension nouns drill nouns in "us" drill nouns in "er" review drill for 2nd declension masculine nouns drill 2nd declension neuters Adjectives First/Second declension adjectives adj drill adj in "er" drill adj in "er" drill 2 Noun-Adjective Agreement 1st decl noun/adj drill 2nd decl noun/adj drill Substantive use of Adjectives Ablative Ablative of Means/Instrument Ablative of Manner Ablative of Agent drill Purpose Clauses/Sequence of Tenses Present Active System of All Conjugations Pres Ind Act 3rd Conj Drill Fut Ind Act 3rd Conj Drill Imperf Ind Act 3rd Conj Drill Pres System 3rd Conj Drill 3rd io & 4th Conj present drill fut & imperf drill pres system drill Present Passive System of All Conjugations pres ind pass drill fut ind pass drill imperf ind pass drill Perfect Passive System of All Conjugations perf ind pass drill fut perf pass drill pluperf pass drill

querella, ae, f. thesaurus, i, m. libellus, i, m. puer, pueri, m. officium, i, n. balineum, i, n. liberatus, a, um maestus, a, um lippus, a, um lautus, a, um malus, a, um postulo, are, avi, atus exhibeo, ere, ui, itus impono, imponere, imposui, impositus accipio, accipere, accepi, aceptus nescio, ire, ivi, itus

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 Assignment 3 (for Week 4, Class 1) [M&F 5-6]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

participles periphrastic constructions Datives dative of agent dative of possession Ablatives Ablative of separation Accusative of place to which The locative case The verb possum pres drill fut/imperf drill pres/fut/imperf drill Complementary Infinitive and Object Infinitives 3rd declension nouns 3rd declension drills Infinitives Indirect Statements The irregular noun vis

vis, ___, f. possum, posse, potui, ___ limen, liminis, n. voluptas, voluptatis, f. dispensator, dispensatoris, m. natalis, is, m. cliens, clientis, m. humanitas, humanitatis, f. ministrator, ministratoris, m. poena, ae, f. aureus, i, m. dubium, i, n. superbus, a, um nequissimus, a, um obligo, are, avi, atus repleo, ere, replevi, repletus impingo, impingere, impegi, impactus eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptus

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 Assignment 4 (for Week 5, Class 1) [M&F 7-8]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

Demonstrative Adjectives Demonstratives Drill [hic] Demonstratives Drill 2 [hic] Ille Drill Ille Drill 2 hic/ille Drill Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Relative Pronouns drill Interrogative Adjectives Interrogative Pronouns drill Ablative of Accompaniment Ablative of Time When/Within Which Accusative of Extent of Time/Space Subjuncive in Subordinate Clauses in Indirect Statements Third Declension Adjectives 1 termination drill 2 termination drill 3 termination drill Fourth Declension Nouns drill 1 drill 2 Fifth Declension Nouns Present Imperative (active and Passive) Negative Imperatives The Vocative Case Datives of Purpose and Reference The Double Dative

ego nos tu vos __, sui qui, quae, quod hic, haec, hoc ille, illa, illud is, ea, id meus, a, um tuus, a, um noster, nostra, nostrum vester, vestra, vestrum suus, a, um quis, quid suavis, is, e qualis, is, e fortis, is, e facilis, is, e salax, salacis ala, ae, f. pullarius, i, m. dictum, i, n. aetas, aetatis, f. lusus,us, m. domus, us, f. ligneus, a, um niger, nigra, nigrum gusto, are, avi, atus pateo, ere, patui, ___ curro, ere, cucurri, cursurus perfodio, perfodere, perfodi, perfossus

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 Assignment 5 (for Week 6, Class 1) [M&F 9-10]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

Comparison of Adjectives Irregular Comparison of Adjectives Comparison with quam; Ablative of Comparison Ablative of Degree of Difference Adverbs; Comparison of Adverbs Irregular Comparison of Adverbs Partitive Gentive Ablative Absolute Adjectives with genitive in ius [unus nauta] Unus Nauta Drill Unus Nauta Drill 2 Unus Nauta Drill 3 Ablative of Cause Ablative and Genitive of Description The Irregular Verb fero

fero, ferre, tuli, latus colonia, ae, f. deus, i, m. magister, magistri, m. caelum, i, n. calx, calcis, f. merus, a, um fatuus, a, um ingeniusos, a, um morbosus, a, um laboro, are, avi, atus iaceo, ere, iacui, iaciturus consisto, ere, constiti, _____ operio, ire, operui, opertus belle libentissime

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 Assignment 6 (for Week 8, Class 1) [M&F 11]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

Deponent Verbs Semi-deponent Verbs Subjective and Objective Genitive Genitive of Characteristic Infinitive as Subject Irregular Verbs volo nolo malo

volo, velle, volui, _____ nolo, nolle, nolui, _____ malo, malle, malui, _____ culina, ae, f. agellus, i, m. testamentum, i, n. vox, vocis, f. vultus, us, m. urbanus, a, um neuter, neutra, neuturm mitis, is, e declamo, are, avi, atus admoneo, ere, admonui, admonitus respicio, ere, respexi, respectus hortor, hortari, hortatus fateor, fateri, fassus sum experior, iri, expertus sum nascor, nasci, natus sum dilgenter

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 Assignment 7 (for Week 9, Class 1) [M&F 12-13]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

Independent Uses of the Subjunctive Direct Questions Indirect Questions The Adjective, idem, eadem, idem The Pronoun quidam, quaedam, quidam and Adjective quidam, quaedam, quodam The Intensive Adjective ipse, ipsa, ipsum The Demonstative Adjective iste, ista, istud The Indefinite Pronouns aliquis, quis, quisquam, quisque Verbs that "take" the Dative Impersonal Passives The Verb fio The Numerical Adjective duo, duae, duo duo drill

idem, eadem, idem quidam, quaedam, quidam quidam, quaedam, quodam ipse, ipsa, ipsum iste, ista, istud aliquis, quis, quisquam, quisque fio duo, duae, duo umbra, ae, f. ager, agri, m. scutum, i, n. frons, frontis, f. angustus, a, um venerius, a, um fortis, is, e aedifico, are, avi, atus iocor, ari, atus sum luceo, ere, luxi, __ nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum morior, mori, mortuus sum obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum servio, ire, ivi, iturus pervenio, ire, perveni, perventurus _ __ ebullio, ebullire, ebullii/ebullivi, ____ mentior, iri, itus, sum ibi quomodo corporaliter forte umquam sursum deorsum pariter aeque

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 Assignment 8 (for Week 10, Class 1)

Grammar Points None this week

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam lacrima, ae, f. ungentarius, i, m. siccum, i, n. unguis, unguis, m. fulmen, fulminis, n. tumultus, us, m. miser, misera, miserum similis, is, e levis, is, e domo, are, domui, domitus irascor, irasci, iratus sum algeo, ere, alsi, ____ desino, ere, desii, desitus fruor, frui, fructus sum proicio, ere, proieci, proiectus mentior, iri, itus sum ultro aliquando contra proxime

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 Assignment 9 (for Week 10, Class 2) [M&F 14-15]

Grammar points	Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam
Result Clauses Substantive Clauses of Result Relative Clauses of Characteristic Relative Clauses of Purpose/Purpose Clauses introduced by Adverbs Indirect Reflexivies Cum Clauses Cum Clauses and Ablative Absolutes Other Words Introducting Temporal, Causal and Concessive Clauses Conjunctions with Indicative or Subjunctive Clauses of Proviso Accusative of Exclamation	patria, ae, f. vipera, ae, f. patronus, i, m. libertus, i, m. fermentum, i, n. iumentum, i, n. negotiatio, negotiationis, f. nomen, nominis, n. cursus, us, m. acus, us, m. pius, a, um felix, felicis exhortor, ari, atus sum possideo, ere, possedi, possessus iungo, ere, iunxi, iunctus intersum, esse, fui, futurus refero, ferre, tuli, latus sane pridie semper tantum satis

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 Assignment 10 (for Week 11, Class 1) [M&F 16-17]

Grammar points

Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam

The Gerund The Gerundive The Gerund and Gerundive used to express Purpose Impersonal verbs The Impersonals interest and refert Clauses of Fearing Clauses of Doubting Clauses of Prevention

interest refert pudicitia, ae, f. propinquus, i, m. spectaculum, i, n. lator, latronis, m. gemitus, us, m. aeger, aegra, aegrum singularis, is, e recens, recentis renovo, are, avi, atus lugeo, ere, luxi, luctus concupisco, ere, concupivi/concupii, concupitus prosequor, prosequi, prosecutus sum deficio, deficere, defeci, defectus confiteor, confiteri, confessus sum custodio, ire, ivi, itus effero, effere, extuli, elatus ultimo quotiens

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Assignment 11 (for Week 13, Class 1) [M&F 18]

Grammar points	Vocabulary for Drills and Morphology sections of exam
Subjunctive by Attraction The expressions futurum esse ut and fore ut The Historical Infinitive Syncopated Perfects Alternative 3P perf ind act ending The Greek Accusative The Adverbial Accusative The Genitive of good and bad memory The Genitive of indefinite value The Ablative of Price Quod clauses	belua, ae, f. naufragus, i, m. secretum, i, n. facultas, facultatis, f. mare, marium, n. os, oris, n. fluctus, us, m. ignarus, a um inviolatus, a, um prudens, prudentis tristis, is, e specto, are, avi, atus umeo, ere, ____, ____ impendo, ere, impendi, impensus moror, ari, atus sum utor, uti, usus sum profiscor, proficisci, profectus sum una vicelicet minus repente

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