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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Tales of origin The Trojan War retold in past tense The flavor of the imperfect The Trojan War foretold Forming the imperfect and future Getting people’s attention (vocative) G etting people to do things (imperative) Taking stock of your new verb forms Cassandra’s song.

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Chapter 6

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  1. Chapter 6 Tales of origin The Trojan War retold in past tense The flavor of the imperfect The Trojan War foretold Forming the imperfect and future Getting people’s attention (vocative) Getting people to do things (imperative) Taking stock of your new verb forms Cassandra’s song

  2. Ītaliaagrōs et agricolāshabet. Nātūraaquamcibumque dat. 1. Tales of origin Sed tum advenae ad terramĪtaliaenāvigant. Pugnāresolent. Templaaedificant … IuppiterNeptūnō imperium datpontī … Graecī et Trōiānī bellum longumpugnant. SedGraecīTrōiānōsdolōarmīsquesuperant. PrīmusRōmaeconditorRōmulus est. Lupaiuvat et Rōmulum et Remum… http://prezi.com/lg2ryxvudqzw/timeline-of-latin-authors-and-roman-history/

  3. 2. The Trojan War retold in past tense

  4. 3. The flavor of the imperfect

  5. 4. The Trojan War foretold

  6. 5. Forming the imperfect and future

  7. 6. Getting people’s attention (vocative) SINGULAR PLURAL ōrēgīnaōrēgīnae ōagricolaōagricolae ōdomineōdominī ōfīlīōfīlī ōmīdomine ōpuerōpuerī ōtemplumōtempla!

  8. 7. Telling people to do things (imperative) amātuum! Love your own! habēteanimum! Have courage! Sapereaudē! Dare to be wise. (from audeō, -ēre) In case you’re wondering: Negative commands use a different construction: Nōlī + infin. (sg.) Nōlīte + infin. (pl.) Nōlīhabērecūram! Don’t have a worry!

  9. 8. Taking stock of your new verb forms

  10. 9. Cassandra’s song recalled by Aeneas • “Caecīfūriāmonstrumportābāmus in Trōiam. • Cassandra clāmābat, nōnumquamcrēditaTrōiānīs. • Sedtempladeōrumvēlābāmus …” • caecus, -a, -um blind(ed) • fūria, -ae f. insanity • monstrum, -ī monster, prodigy • umquam ever • crēditus, -a, -um believed, believable (by, + dat.) • vēlō, -āre adorn, garland

  11. 9. Cassandra’s song in comic strip 1. Cassandra clāmābat: “ŌTrōiānī, equumne in Trōiamportābitis? DōnaGraecōrum semper timēte!” Equusenimpuellamterrēbat. 3. Sed tum novusdominusGraecusCassandramportābatēTrōiā in Graeciam.Puellamnōnamābatdominīfēmina: “Animumparāte, ōpuelladomineque! ēvītāambulābitis.” 2. Cassandra templumMinervaeintrābat. “Ōdea nostra, manēet iuvā! Templumtuumvēlābimus!” SedAiax, virGraecus, festīnābatpuellaequenocēbat.

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