Worksheet: Sententiae Antiquae Chapters 12 (pp.58-59) a. The questions below pertain to the words underlined in the Sententiae Antiquae or reading(s) cited above. b. When you’re asked to change a word from one form to another, change only that form of the word. For instance, if you’re asked to change habet to the second person, put habes. That is, change only the person, not the number, tense, voice or mood. Sentence 1: In principio Deus creavit caelum et terram; et Deus creavit hominem. 1. What case is principio and why? _______________________________________________ 2. Change Deus to ablative plural. ________________________________________________ 3. Change terram to genitive plural. ______________________________________________ 4. Change hominem to genitive plural. _____________________________________________ Sentence 2: In triumpho Caesar praetulit hunc titulum: “Veni, vidi, vici.” 5. Make hunc titulum genitive. __________________________________________________ 6. Change Veni to present imperative. _____________________________________________ Sentence 3: Vixit, dum vixit, bene. 7. Make Vixit imperfect. _________________________________________________________ Sentence 5: Non ille diu vixit sed diu fuit. 8. Change fuit to future first person plural. _________________________________________ Sentence 6: Hui, dixisti pulchre! 9. Make dixisti present. __________________________________________________________ [continued on the next page]Sentence 7: Sophocles ad summam senectutem tragoedias fecit. 10. What case is senectutem and why? ______________________________________________ Sentence 8: Illi non solum pecuniam sed etiam vitam pro patriā profuderunt. 11. Make Illi agree with senex in Sentence 4 (Chapter 12). ______________________________ Liberty Sentence 1: Reges Romam a principio habuerunt; libertatem Lucius Brutus Romanis dedit. 12. Make Reges accusative. _____________________________________________________ 13. What case is Romanis and why? ______________________________________________ 14. Make dedit imperfect. _______________________________________________________ Sentence 2: Sub Caesare autem libertatem perdidimus. 15. Make Caesare dative. _______________________________________________________ Sentence 3: Ubi libertas cecidit, nemo liberē dicere audet. 16. Make cecidit future. _________________________________________________________ 17. What case is nemo and why? __________________________________________________ 18. What mood is dicere and why? ________________________________________________ 19. Make audet future. __________________________________________________________ [continued on the next page]An Untimely Death Sentence 1: Fundanus, amicus noster, filiam amisit, et haec tibi de eius morte scribo. 19. Make noster agree with with morte. ____________________________________________ 20. Make tibi plural. ___________________________________________________________ 21. What case is eius and why? ___________________________________________________ 22. Change scribo to perfect second person plural. ____________________________________ Sentence 3: Magnā cum patientiā valetudinem tulit et vigor animi duravit ad extremum. O acerba mors! 24. Make Magnā agree with vigor. ________________________________________________ 25. Make acerba mors plural.