18. LIBERTAS
WEBLINKS
IMAGE GALLERY
The atrium of the House of Menander in Pompeii.
A statue of Eumachia from the building on the east side of the Forum in Pompeii.
This statue, from the late first century bc, shows a Roman citizen wearing a toga. He is proudly holding the carved portraits of his ancestors, a display of the hereditary nature of his citizenship.
A Roman sundial on top of a column, in front of the temple of Apollo in Pompeii. The location is appropriate as Apollo was the god of the Sun.
Each bottle (urceus) has a slightly different label. This one says:G. F. SCOM / SCAURI / EX OFFI / NA SCAU / RI / G(ari) F(los) SCOM(bri) SCAURI / EX OFFI(ci)NA SCAURI
The flower (i.e. top quality) mackerel garum of Scaurus from the workshop of Scaurus. (Scaurus’ finest mackerel garum from his workshop.)
A section of painted wall from a cubiculum in the Villa of Publius Fannius Synistor, in the countryside just outside Pompeii.
Dolia for fermenting wine, from the Villa Regina, in the countryside near Pompeii.
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Workers crushed the grapes by treading on them with their bare feet. This mosaic is from Mérida, in modern Spain.
A Roman statue of Silenus holding the infant Bacchus.
The lid of a Greek bowl showing the Bacchae (followers of Bacchus).
ACTIVITIES AND GAMES
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Chpt 18, Ex. 1 (18.1)
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Chpt 18, Ex. 2 (18.2a)
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Chpt 18, Ex. 2 (18.2b)
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Chpt 18, Ex. 3 (18.3)
Sorting
Sorting 18.1:
Present or future?
Sorting 18.2:
Which tense?
Sorting 18.3:
Compound of eo?
Sorting 18.4:
eo - Which tense?
