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Exploring Key Scenes in Roman History Through Bellwork Activities

In today's bellwork, students will examine four significant scenes from Roman history, depicted in accompanying images. Each student is tasked with writing 2-3 descriptive sentences about each picture, which can later aid in their understanding of "Once Upon the Tiber" notes. This activity not only fosters descriptive writing but also deepens comprehension of historical figures and events, including the legendary battles of the Horatii and Curiatii, and the reigns of early Roman kings.

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Exploring Key Scenes in Roman History Through Bellwork Activities

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  1. Latin I Bellwork • For bellwork today, you will be shown four pictures. Write 2-3 sentences about each picture describing the scene. • These pictures can also be found on your “Once Upon the Tiber” notes.

  2.  Picture #1 Picture #2 

  3.  Picture #3 Picture #4 

  4. Chapter V • “Qui iuvenes! Umbratageruntcivilitemporaquercu!” –Vergil, Aeneid • “What men they are! Their brows shaded by honor’s crown!”

  5. Chapter V • 40 • Horatii • law • Sabine • NumaPompilius • TullusHostilius • religion • Albans • Egeria • killed • Curiatii • Horatii • Horatia • Horatius • one of the dead Curiatii • turning, running, and killing the tired Curiatii

  6. Chapter VI • “Ancusiactantior, nimiumgaudenspopularibusauris…” –Vergil, Aeneid • “Ancus the boastful, rejoicing too much in popular favor…”

  7. Chapter VI—King #4 • a hunting trip • LuciusTarquiniusPriscus • Etruria • AncusMarcius • guardian

  8. Chapter VI—King #5 • LuciusTarquiniusPriscus • ServiusTullius • killed • shepherds • Tarquinia • had died • senators • soothsayer • the child should be brought up with the king’s own children • his head on fire • Tanaquil

  9. Chapter 6—King #6 • Quirinal Hill • Capitoline Hill • Viminal Hill • Esquiline Hill • Palatine • Etruscan • ServusTullius • Aventine Hill • Arruns • census • Caelian Hill • city • 47 • 16 • Lucius • wall

  10. Your Task! • Your job now is to draw a picture from one of the scenes that we just talked about. Draw it well so that other groups will be able to guess what your scene is. • Groups and scenes will be assigned.

  11. Scenes! • NumaPompilius is king • Horatii and Curiatii fighting • Horatia’s death • AncusMarciusis king • Tanaquil and child on fire • Death of LuciusTarquiniusPriscus • ServiusTullius as king • 7 hills of Rome

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