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In villa corneliana Aurelia togam gerit
False
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In urbe togas praetextas liberi gerere solent
True
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Gaius et Aurelia in urbe stolam gerere solent
False
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Sextus et Marcus cistas e cubiculis in viam portant
False
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Sextus sollicitus est, quod Geta cistam Sexti in raedam iacit
True
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Aurelia ancillas iubet Corneliam adiuvare
False
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Corelii discedere parati sunt, sed Aurelia Corneliam non videt
True
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Geta est vilicus et omnia curat
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In his treatise on agriculture, Cato reminds his readers that slaves are humans and should be treated with dignity, not as property
False
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Roman law required fugitive slaves to be executed immediately upon capture
False
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slaves in ancient Rome, even those under goo masters, realized their inferior position in society
True
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The brand FUG stood for fugitivus
True
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The paterfamilias had the right to beat or kill any of his own slaves
True
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they drive off
repelliunt
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at that very moment
eo ipso tempore
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a certain slave
servus quidam
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an author who cared for a former slave and sent him to Egypt
Pliny
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A slaveowner renowned for his cruel and sadistic behavior to his slaves
Vedius Pollio
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The felt hat worn by a freedman
libertus
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the name given to the process of setting a slave free
manumissio
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Nondum lucet, sed ancilla, quae semper stenue laborat, tunicas et togas in cistam ponit.
It is not yet light, but the slavewoman, who always works hard, puts the tunics and togas into the chest.
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Davus ipse, qui baculum tenet, omnia curat
Davus himself, who holds a stick, looks after everything.
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Aurelia servos villam Cornelianam curare iubet, quod Cornelii cras discedunt.
Aurelia orders the slaves to look after the Cornelian country house, because the Cornelii leaves tomorrow.
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Geta, Aurelia says, do not wake up the boys
Geta, Aurelia inquit, Noli pueros excitare
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Davus teaches the slaves to care for the horses
Davus servos docet equos curare
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first conjugation
are with macron over a
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second conjugation
ere with macron over first e
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third conjugation
ere no macrons
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fourth conjugation
ire with macron over i
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(he/she) has, holds
habet
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1st Conjugation
- paro paramus
- paras paratis
- parat parant
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2nd Conjugation
- habeo habemus
- habes habetis
- habet habent
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3rd Conjugation
- mitto mittimus
- mittis mittitis
- mittit mittunt
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4th Conjugation
- audio audimus
- audis auditis
- audit audiunt
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Take care of the horses, Syrus! Lead the horses into the road!
Cura equos, Syre! Duc equos in viam!
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Dont throw my trunk slaves! Bring my trunk to the door!
Nolite cistam meam iacere, Servi! Ferte cistam meam ad ianuam!
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Come out of the bedroom, Marcus! Dont annoy me
Veni e cubiculo, Marce! Noli me vexare
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Syra and Thressa, cook the food immediately!
Syra et thressa, statim cibum coquint.
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