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Quizlet Ego Polyphemus Study Sets

01-03 Vocabulary Ego Sum Polyphemus

00 Ego Polyphemus Vocabulary -47 terms

01 Polyphemus Missing Word TYPE (novella by Andrew Olimpi)

01 Polyphemus Vocabulary (novella by Andrew Olimpi)

01 Polyphemus Comprehension Questions

01 Ego Polyphemus V/F? (novella by Andrew Olimpi)

02 Polyphemus Comprehension Questions

02 Ego Polyphemus Vocabulary -30 words

02 Polyphemus Missing Words (choose)

01-03 Ego Polyphemus Verum/Falsum 65 questions

03 Ego Polyphemus Summary in Images

03 Ego Polyphemus Verum Falsum

03 Polyphemus Comprehensive Questions

03-04 Polyphemus Vocabulary

03-04 Ego Polyphemus comprehensive questions

01-04 Ego Polyphemus Verum/Falsum

05 Ego Polyphemus Verum Falsum

09-10 Ego Polyphemus Verum/Falsum

10 Chapter Ego Polyphemus - translation

05-07 Ego Polyphemus. Quis est? Quis dicit?

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Nothing lodges our understanding unless it is experienced first through the senses.

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Aulus Metellus Orator

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Infant Hercules with Snake

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Hortus; Garden of Julia Felix in Pompeii

Reconstruction. Note the piscinae.

Hortus Juliae Felicis

What Julia's garden looks like today

Servus: Head of Syrian slave made into a vase.

Bronze. Pompeii

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Capitoline Wolf

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Recreation of a house in Pompeii before the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE

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ECCE ROMANI LINKS

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Maps of the Roman Empire

Map of Roman Empire 500 BCE - 44 BCE
Roman Empire at Death of Julius Caesar 44 BCE
Expansion of Roman Empire 14 CE - 117 CE
Roman Empire at its Height 117 CE
Guide to Place Names on Maps
Roman Empire - modern country names

Online Latin Dictionaries

Latdict Latin Dictionary
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Online Etymology Dictionary

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Merriam Webster English Dictionary

Merriam Webster English Dictionary with roots

Conversation Handouts

Traupman Conversational Latin Chapter 01 Greetings
Traupman Chapter 01 recited by Scorpio Martianus
01 TPR Lesson in Latin Blog
02 TPR Lesson in Latin Blog
Latin Commands - Scripts with translation
Audio files for Latin Commands -McCarthy
Primus Libellus Verba Utilissima
Traupman text Corpus Humanum read by Scorpio Martianus
Traupman Corpus Humanus text and vocabulary
Audio for Nunc Loquamur - McCarthy

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Link to Latin Tutorials for Ecce Romani I on Youtube

LatinTutorials for Ecce Romani I
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Basics of English for Learning Latin I
Basics of English Grammar for Learning Latin II
Latin and its Indo-European Language Family
The Latin Alphabet - Consonant Pronunciation
The Latin Alphabet - Vowel Pronunciation
Nominative and Accusative Cases - Subjects and Direct Objects
Imperatives - Commands

Roman History and Culture

A glipse of teenage life in ancient Rome TED-ed 6 minutes
Four Sisters in Ancient Rome
The Great Conspiracy Against Julius Caesar TED-ed 6 minutes
History vs. Augustus TED-ed
History vs. Cleopatra TED ed
Rome's history in four faces at The Met (NYC)
A day in the life of a Roman soldier TED-ed 5 minutes
Who were the Vestal Virgins TED-ed
A brief history of goths - TED ed 5.5 minutes
Ancient Rome in 20 Minutes

Corpus Humanum - Human Body

Body parts labelled
Corpus Humanum from Forum
Quizlet Set of body parts in Latin and English
Caput humerus genus pes Forum

Ancient Roman Recipes

Ancient Roman Recipes - NOVA

Roman Numbers

Numeramus: Forum number song lyrics
Numeramus: Forum counting song music

Why No Cellphones?

Deep Work by Cal Newport Animated Book Summary

Life and Epigrams of Poet Martial

Life of Martial with Latin English versions of poems

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Audio Recordings of Ecce Romani Texts and Vocabulary

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Sum Song Music
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Sum Song Lyrics with introduction
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Caput Umerus Genus Pes ACL lyrics long
Music for Caput Umerus...
Declension Endings Noun Song Classical Conversations
Never Ending Noun Ending Song
-o -s-t-mus-tis-nt Mickey Mouse Theme
Ubi est Forum ch11 LYRICS
Ubi est song Forum part 01
Ubi est song Forum part 02

Scorpio Martianus Living Latin

Scorpio Martianus All YouTube channels
How to Speak Latin Introductory Video
Salutationes - script Traupman Chapter 01
Corpus Humanum - script Traupman Chapter 06
Daily Activities goes with Ecce Chapter 8 - script Traupman chapter 04

Engineering Empire Documentary

Link to Engineering Empire Documentary
Engineering Empire viewing guide
Crossword Puzzle on first two sections of Engineering Empire
Crossword Puzzle 02 Engineering Empire
Transcript Engineering Empire

Rome in the First Century BBC Documentary

PowerPoint Introduction to Rome in the First Century
Viewing Guide to Rome in the First Century Episodes 01-03
Viewing Gude Rome First Century Episode 04
Note taking Guide for Rome in the First Century
Timeline for Rome in the First Century

Pompeii The Last Day BBC Documentary

Link to Video
Pompei Last Day Viewing Guide

The Other Pompeii: Life and Death in Herculaneum BBC Documentary

Link to film (45 minutes)
BBC Webpage for Life and Death in Herculaneum

Baiae: Nero's Sunken City PBS Documentary

Nero's Sunken City PBS (1 hour)
Baiae partial transcript of PBS film

Roman Baths and Aqueducts

Roman Baths PBS Documentary -55 minutes
Aqueducts - Watering Ancient Rome Essay

Romans Go Home Monty Python Life of Brian

Roman soldiers give a Latin lesson

Food for Thought

The Benefits of a Bilingual Brain

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