'Caecilius' diaporamas de présentation

Cases of Nouns

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SLAVERY IN THE ROMAN WORLD

SLAVERY IN THE ROMAN WORLD. In the ancient world, having slaves was viewed as both a necessary and normal part of life. Unlike American slavery, Roman slavery was not based on racial prejudice. . In Roman times, one became a slave as result of being taken prisoner in war

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Final Review

Final Review. Day 1. PART I. Nominative : Used for nouns that are the subject in the sentence; these nouns do the action. Dative : Used for nouns that are Indirect Objects in a sentence; these nouns receive the direct object.

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Familia

Familia. The Family. The Family. 1. Caecilius is father. 1. Caecilius is a father. 1. Caeciilus is the father. 2. Matella is the mother. 3. Quintus is the son. 4. Clemens is the slave. 5. Grumio is the cook. 6. Cerberus is the dog. Woof!. The Family. 7. Caecilius is in the study.

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About the Language

About the Language. Stage III: nouns-nominative and accusative case, declensions (1 st , 2 nd & 3 rd ). A. Remember the Nominative and Accusative. . Remember the difference between the nominative case and the accusative case of the following nouns.

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Dative Case

Dative Case. To whom/for whom. Forms of the Dative Case. 1 st Declension Singular = ae Plural = is Example: puella becomes puellae or puellis 2 nd Declension (both regular and neuter) Singular = o Plural = is Example: servus becomes servo or servis 3 rd Declension

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