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remedium astrologi (lines 1-18) Stage 20

remedium astrologi (lines 1-18) Stage 20

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remedium astrologi (lines 1-18) Stage 20

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ego et servi cum Barbillo ad villam quam celerrime rediimus. multus sanguis ex vulnere Barbilli effluebat. Phormio, qui servos vulneratos sanare solebat, tunicam suam sciderat; partem tunicae circum umerum Barbilli deligaverat. fluebat tamen sanguis.

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In line 1, who is the "ego"?

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What two Latin words in line 1 suggest they needed to get Barbillus home urgently?

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In which part of his body had Barbillus been wounded?

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Open Ended

Explain what Phormio had done to try to help Barbillus.

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Open Ended

How did Phormio know what to do to stop the blood?

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Multiple Choice

Was Phormio's attempt to stop the blood successful?

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yes

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no

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servi, qui Barbillum portabant, ubi cubiculum intraverunt, in lectum eum leniter posuerunt. duae ancillae prope lectum stabant lacrimantes. Phormio ancillas e cubiculo emisit et servos ad se vocavit. "necesse est vobis," inquit, "magnum numerum aranearum quaerere. ubi sanguis effluit, nihil melius est quam araneae."

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Which room was Barbillus taken to?

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Who was standing by Barbillus' bed?

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Multiple Choice

What did Phormio tell the slave girls to do?

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look after Barbillus

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leave the bedroom

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stop crying

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Open Ended

Why do you think Phormio did this?

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Multiple Choice

Look at lines 10-11. Who was Phormio speaking to when he said this?

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the slaves

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Quintus

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the slave girls

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Barbillus

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According to Phormio, what would stop the bleeding?

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servi per totam villam contendebant, araneas quaerentes; magnum clamorem tollebant. Phormio, postquam servi multas araneas ad cubiculum tulerunt, in umerum domini eas collocavit. astrologus ancillas lacrimantes vidit, servosque clamantes audivit. statim in cubiculum Barbilli irrupit, exclamans: "nonne hoc providi? o nefastum diem! o dominum infelicem!"

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Where did the slaves look for spiders' webs?

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What did the slaves bring to the bedroom?

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What did Phormio do with the webs?

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Which Latin word in lines 13-15 refers to Barbillus?

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Complete the sentence.

The astrologer saw the slave girls

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Complete the sentence.

The astrologer heard the slaves ...

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Multiple Choice

nōnne hoc prōvīdī? Choose the correct translation.

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surely this could have been prevented?

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didn't you foresee this?

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surely I foresaw this?

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Open Ended

The astrologer was excited and emotional. Give two examples from lines 16-18 to support this description of his behavior.

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remedium astrologi (lines 1-18) Stage 20

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