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Capitulum I

Imperium Rōmānum

  • The nominative in the singular and plural
  • Verb and adjective agreement
  • Simple questions
  • Place with in + ablative
  • Numbers and Roman numerals

41 words · + 17 proper nouns

Chapter notebook

Words seen

  • īnsula island
  • oppidum town
  • fluvius river
  • prōvincia province
  • imperium empire, command
  • numerus number
  • littera letter (of the alphabet)
  • vocābulum word
  • syllaba syllable
  • ōceanus ocean
  • capitulum chapter
  • exemplum example
  • pēnsum assignment, exercise (at the end of a chapter)
  • grammatica grammar
  • singulāris singular (grammatical number)
  • plūrālis plural (grammatical number)
  • magnus big, great, large
  • parvus small, little
  • multī many
  • paucī few
  • Graecus Greek
  • Rōmānus Roman
  • Latīnus Latin
  • prīmus first
  • secundus second
  • tertius third
  • sum to be
  • et and
  • sed but
  • nōn not
  • quoque also, too
  • in in, on
  • -ne (enclitic particle turning the sentence into a yes–no question)
  • num surely… not? (expects the answer no)
  • ubi where?
  • quis who?, what?
  • ūnus one (1)
  • duo two (2)
  • trēs three (3)
  • sex six (6)
  • mīlle a thousand (1,000)

Sentences seen

  • Fluvius magnus in Italiā est.

    A big river is in Italy

  • Sicilia īnsula est.

    Sicily is an island.

  • Dānuvius et Rhēnus fluviī magnī sunt.

    The Danube and the Rhine are big rivers.

  • Sicilia īnsula magna est.

    Sicily is a large island.

  • Rhēnus fluvius magnus est.

    The Rhine is a large river.

  • Īnsula magna et oppidum magnum in Italiā sunt.

    A big island and a big town are in Italy.

  • Hispānia et Gallia prōvinciae Rōmānae sunt.

    Hispania and Gaul are Roman provinces.

  • In Graeciā multa oppida sunt.

    There are many towns in Greece.

  • Hispānia prōvincia Rōmāna est.

    Hispania is a Roman province

  • Īnsulae nōn magnae sunt.

    The islands are not big.

  • Oppida parva sunt sed prōvinciae magnae sunt.

    The towns are small, but the provinces are big.

  • Prōvincia Rōmāna nōn parva sed magna est.

    The Roman province is not small but big.

  • In vocābulō trēs litterae sunt.

    There are three letters in the word

  • In īnsulā pauca oppida sunt.

    On the island there are few towns.

  • In vocābulō trēs syllabae sunt.

    There are three syllables in the word.

  • In vocābulō trēs syllabae et multae litterae sunt.

    In the word, there are three syllables and many letters.

  • In ōceanō multae īnsulae sunt.

    There are many islands in the ocean.

  • Aegyptus quoque prōvincia Rōmāna est.

    Egypt too is a Roman province

  • Ubi est ōceanus.

    Where is the ocean?

  • Vocābula Latīna nōn Graeca sunt.

    The Latin words are not Greek.

  • Sex litterae Latīnae et trēs litterae Graecae sunt.

    There are six Latin letters and three Greek letters.

  • Exempla in capitulō prīmō sunt.

    The examples are in the first chapter

  • Pēnsum secundum parvum est.

    The second assignment is small.

  • Exempla in grammaticā sunt.

    The examples are in the grammar.

  • Capitulum tertium nōn parvum est sed pēnsum secundum parvum est.

    The third chapter is not small, but the second assignment is small.

  • In imperiō Rōmānō multae prōvinciae sunt.

    In the Roman Empire there are many provinces.

  • Imperium Rōmānum magnum est.

    The Roman empire is big

  • Estne Graecia īnsula.

    Is Greece an island?

  • Num Graecia prōvincia Rōmāna est.

    Is Greece a Roman province, then?

  • Num īnsula parva imperium magnum est.

    Surely a small island is not a great empire?

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