Oppress? bell? long? et ? de?s ?vers? duc?s Graec?rum, iam post decem annos, magnum equum ligneum arte Minervae faciunt.
The leaders of the Greeks, having been suppressed by a long war and having been turned away from the gods, now after ten years, make a great wooden horse by the means of the skill of Minerva.
Uterum mult?s m?litibus complent, equum in litore relinquunt, et ultr? insulam proximam navigant
They fill the womb with many soldiers, leave behind the horse on the shore, and navigate beyond the nearest island.
Tr?i?n? n?ll?s c?pi?s aut naves vident; omnis Troia gaudet; panduntur portae.
The Trojans see no troops or ships; all Troy rejoices; the gates are opened.
D? equ?, autem, Tr?i?n? sunt incert?.
About the horse, however, the Trojans are uncertain.
Ali? eum in urbem duc? cupiunt; ali? eum Graec?s insidi?s appellant.
Some leaders desire it in the city; others call it Greek plots.
Primus ibi ante omn?s, d? arce curr?ns, L?oco?n sacerd?s Tr?i?nus, haec verba dicit: "? miser? c?v?s, n?n estis san?! Quid c?git?tis?
Laocoon, the priest of Troy, running down from the stronghold, first there before all, says these words: "O miserable citizens, y'all are not sane! What are you thinking?
N?nne intellegitis Graec?s et sc?tis ?nsidi?s eorum? Aut inveni?tis in equ? mult?s milit?s acr?s, aut equus est machina bell?, facta contr? h?s, vent?ra in urbem, vis?ra cas?s nostr?s et populum.
Do you not understand the Greeks and do you not know their plots? Either you will find many harsh soldiers in that horse or the horse is a machine of war having been made against us, about to come into the city, about to see our homes and people.
Aut aliquid latet. Equ? n? cr?dite, Tr?i?n?: quidquid id est, time? Dana?s et d?na ferent?s!
Or something is hidden. Don't trust the horse, Trojans; whatever it is, I fear the Greeks and especially those bearing gifts.
D?xit, et potentem hastam magn?s v?ribus man?s sinistrae in uterum equ? i?cit; stetit illa, trem?ns.
He says, and he threw a powerful spear with the great strengths of his left hand into the womb of the horse; that thing stood, trembling.
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
Oppress?
Perfect, Passive:
Having Been Oppressed
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
?vers?
Perfect, Passive:
Having Been Turned Away
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
Ventura
Future, Active:
About to Come
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
Visura
Future, Active:
About to See
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
Curr?ns
Present, Active:
Running
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
Facta
Perfect, Passive:
Having Been Made
Parse (tense and voice) and translate:
Trem?ns
Present, Active:
Trembling
Sea Monsters in the Strait of Messina, who interfered with Odysseus
Scylla and Charybdis
Defeated by Bellerophon with Pegasus. He is a calendar
symbol of a tripartite year
Chimera
Hideous female monsters who turn men to stone. Medusa was notably killed by Perseus
Gorgons
Two monsters killed by Hercules
The Hydra and the Nemean Lion
One-eyed monster blinded by Odysseus.
Polyphemus- Cyclops
Old ladies who share one eye and one tooth. They can see events of past and present.
Graeae
The avengers of familial homicide
Furies
The guardian of the Underworld
Cerberus
The monster made to destroy Zeus
Typhon/ Typhoeus
Who was the first king of Rome?
Romulus
Who was the second king of Rome?
Numa Pompilius
Who was the third king of Rome?
Tullus Hostilius
Who was the fourth king of Rome?
Ancus Marcius
Who was the fifth king of Rome?
Tarquinius Priscus: Tarquin the Elder
Who was the sixth king of Rome?
Servius Tullius
Who was the seventh (and last) king of Rome?
Lucius Tarquinius Superbus: Tarquin the Proud
Which king founded the Senate?
Romulus
Which king moved the Vestal Virgins from Alba Longa to Rome?
Numa Pompilius
Which king conquered Alba Longa?
Tullus Hostilius
Which king seemed to be a pushover but was as good of a warrior as he was a diplomat?
Ancus Marcius
Which king had his cap snatched off by an eagle when entering Rome?
Tarquinius Priscus: Tarquin the Elder
Which king had his head catch on fire as a baby and survived?
Servius Tullus
Which king is known for the snatching of Lucretia?
Lucius Tarquinius Superbus: Tarquin the Proud