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Grammatical Quirks
$200This case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence.
$400This term refers to the second of three verb moods, expressing commands.
$600Often called the case of the object, this is used for the direct object of a verb.
$800This is the grammatical term for when a verb's subject does not perform the action.
$1000This specific verb form functions as a noun, representing the action itself.
Roman History
$200This mythical founder of Rome is said to have killed his brother Remus.
$400He was the first emperor of Rome, ending the era of the Roman Republic.
$600This Carthaginian general led elephants across the Alps to attack Italy.
$800This famous statesman and orator was assassinated in the year 43 BCE.
$1000The battle that effectively ended the Roman Republic occurred in 31 BCE at this location.
Legal Concepts
$200This phrase describes a person appearing in court on their own behalf.
$400Meaning 'by the fact itself', this is often used in cases of obvious liability.
$600This is a court order requiring someone to perform a specific action.
$800This phrase refers to a case that is no longer subject to further legal action.
$1000Literally 'by the name', this indicates a payment made for each person.
Scientific Latin
$200This is the Latin term used in science for the Earth's moon.
$400This is the genus name for the domestic dog in biological classification.
$600Meaning 'I think', this word is part of a famous philosophical assertion.
$800This Latin term denotes a specific specimen, often used as a standard for a species.
$1000This phrase indicates a drug dose taken through the mouth.
Literature
$200This epic poem by Virgil describes the legendary origins of Rome.
$400He was a Roman poet famous for his love elegies and the Metamorphoses.
$600This satirical poet wrote sixteen satires documenting life in Rome.
$800This historian wrote 'The Annals', a history of the Roman Empire.
$1000This playwright specialized in comedies based on Greek models, such as The Brothers.
Latin Phrases
$200Meaning 'seize the day', this phrase comes from Horace.
$400This translates to 'buyer beware'.
$600This means 'in the place of a parent'.
$800This phrase refers to a person who is not qualified for a position.
$1000This translates to 'one from many', appearing on the Great Seal of the US.