
Latin IV
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Texts |
Caesar DBG 1.1 |
Caesar “Invasion” |
Caesar “Invasion” |
Caesar DBG 6.13-16 |
Caesar DBG 6.13-16 Catullus Poems 1, 5 |
Catullus Poems 7, 8; 2, 3 |
Catullus Poems 13, 50 Vergil Aeneid 1.1-131 |
Vergil Aeneid 1.132-222 |
Vergil Aeneid 2.1-56 |
Vergil Aeneid 2.199-249 |
Major Skills
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Evaluate Latin syntax; Explain morphology |
Interpret literature; Read maps; Predict outcomes |
Infer motive; Assess competence |
Compare cultures; Identify subcultures within a target culture |
Judge subjectivity; Verify evidence; Scan lyric poetry |
Evaluate the use of figurative language; Infer hidden meanings |
Make personal connections to lyric poetry; Scan epic poetry |
Explain motive; Summarize events and details |
Analyze syntax; Compare cultures; Interpret figures of speech and syntax |
Draw conclusions; Support a point of view |
Themes
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Geography, Ethnography, Historiography |
Leadership |
Military Strategy |
Pre-Roman Gallic Religion and Superstition; Civic Responsibilities |
Human Sacrifice; Love |
Failure in Love; Friendship |
Friendship; Writing Poetry; Fate; Pietas |
Leadership; Loyalty |
War and Destruction |
War and Destruction |
Topics
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1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd Declension nouns; noun-adjective agreement; 4 th declension nouns; case usage; all tenses and voices of the indicative |
Irregular verbs volo and eo; possessive adjectives; relative pronouns; deponent verbs; gerundives; uses of mille and milia; the ablative with special verbs; prepositions |
Demonstrative pronouns; comparison of adjectives; ablative absolute; present active participles; the dative with special verbs |
Ablative of description; 5 th declension nouns; genitive of description; partitive genitive; purpose clauses; ablative of time when |
Gerunds; uses of the infinitive; causal clauses; perfect passive participles; indirect statement; Interrogative pronouns |
Uses of the subjunctive; ablative of comparison; dative of separation; indirect question; dative of agent |
Ablative of time within which; epic hexameter |
Indirect statement; ablative place where |
Gerundives; Gerunds |
Deponent verbs; “Middle” use of passive verb forms |
Coached Projects |
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Roman Shield ( Higgins Armory Field Trip) |
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Paper |
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Trojan War Presentations |
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Paper |
Seminars
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Sallust War with Jugurtha 1-3 |
Tacitus Germania 7-8; OR Galgacus’ speech from Tacitus Agricola 30-32 |
Plutarch, Lives – “Marcellus” 14-19 |
Catullus Poem 63 Attis and The Cult of Cybele; OR Euripides’ Bacchantes, Dionysus’ prologue |
Ovid Amores 1.11 and 1.12 |
Horace Odes 1.13 |
Sappho Love (Tr. Willis Barnstone) |
Agricola’s Speech from Tacitus Agricola 33-35 |
Helen’s speech from Euripides’ Helen |
Hecuba’s speech from Euripides’ Trojan Women |



