C&R Atalanta Lines 613-629

non sum, me iudice, tanti.

C&R me

• Accusative, Direct Object

• Ablative, Ablative Abs.

• Accusative, Indirect Statement

• Ablative, Agent

non sum, me iudice, tanti.

C&R of Tanti

• Dative, Possession

• Genitive, Price

• Genitive, Partitive

• Nominative, Predicate

nec forma tangor, (poteram tamen hac quoque tangi)

C&R of Forma

• Ablative, Means

• Ablative, Cause

• Ablative, Manner

• Ablative, Description

sed quod adhuc puer est; non me movet ipse, sed aetas.

C&R of Aetas

• Nominative, Subject

• Nominative, Predicate

• Accusative, Indirect Statement

• Accusative, Direct Object

quid, quod inest virtus et mens interrita leti?

quid, quod ab aequorea numeratur origine quartus?

quid, quod amat tantique putat conubia nostra,

What figure of speech is used here?

• Anaphora

• Tricolon Asyndeton

• Rhetorical Question

• Chiasmus

quid, quod inest virtus et mens interrita leti?

C&R of Leti

• Genitive, Price

• Genitive, Objective

• Genitive, Possession

• Genitive, Relation

ut pereat, si me fors illi dura negarit?

C&R of illi?

• Dative, Indirect Object

• Dative, Special Verbs

• Genitive, Objective

• Genitive, Possesion

coniugium crudele meum est, tibi nubere nulla

nolet

• Dative, Indirect Object

• Dative, Special Verbs

• Dative, Agent

• Dative, Possession

tibi nubere nulla nolet,

Figure of Speech?

• Chiasmus

• Litotes

• Alliteration

• Oxymoron

et optari potes a sapiente puella.

C&R of Puella?

• Ablative, Means

• Ablative, Agent

• Vocative, Address

• Ablative, Separation