HUM 493 / REL 493 - Intermediate Latin
Week 12
Weekly Report
Download the Word .doc file, fill it in and save each daily assignment as you study during the week. Submit the completed report before 9 a.m. Monday of the following week.
Reports should be sent to Dr. Rollinson via the BlackBoard submission boxes for the course.
Students who are not taking the class at ENMU should send the completed file as an attachment to an email message to
Dr. Rollinson at
rollinsondr@yahoo.com.
If you have problems working with .doc files, contact the Instructor to arrange for an alternate format
Objectives for the week
By the end of this week, students should be able to
- Recognize and translate the subjunctive "relative clause of characteristic"
- Recognize and translate the "dative of reference" construction
- Recognize and translate supines
Studies for the week
- Cambridge - Stage 32 - pages 235-254
- Wheelock - Chapter 38 - pages 269-268
External Resources
- Prof. Mark Damen's notes for chapter 38
- Exercises by Prof. Ilaria Marchesi : Vocabulary
- University of Victoria :
Vocabulary Flashcards
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Match - The Latin Library : The Supine .pdf file
Daily Study Guide
Monday
- Cambridge Stage 32 - Euphrosynē, About the Language I, pages 235-237 & 240
- Wheelock chapter 38 - Vocabulary, Relative clauses of characteristic, pages 269-270, 271-272
- Prof. Mark Damen's notes for chapter 38
- Vocabulary drill
Tuesday
- Cambridge Stage 32 - Euphrosynē revocāta, pages 238-239
- Wheelock chapter 38 - Dative of Reference, Supines, Sententiae Antīquae, pages 270-273
- The Latin Library : The Supine .pdf file
- University of Victoria :
Vocabulary Flashcards
Wednesday
- Cambridge Stage 32 - cēna Hateriī, pages 241-242
- Wheelock chapter 38 - Sententiae Antīquae, pages 272-273
- University of Victoria : Vocabulary
Thursday
- Cambridge Stage 32 - philosophia, pages 244-245
- Wheelock chapter 38 - Martial, Cicero, Catullus, pages 273-274
- University of Victoria : Vocabulary Match
Friday
- Cambridge Stage 32 - About the Language II, Word Patterns, Practicing the Language, Roman beliefs, pages 243, 246-254
- Wheelock chapter 38 - two letters to Cicero, Etymology, Latīna est gaudium, pages 274-275
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