CCISD
Latin III Year at a Glance
2nd Nine Weeks
3rd Nine Weeks
CLC Range: 33-35
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Roman Religion, Philosophy, and
Beliefs
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Christianity
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Freedmen and Slavery
CLC Range: 36-40
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Introduction to Latin Poetry,
Scansion, and Literary Devices
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Cursus Honorem
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Marriage
CLC Range: 41-48
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Roman Law Courts
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Authentic Latin Literature
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Read, comprehend, and literally
translate more complex adapted
Latin.
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Read, comprehend, and literally
translate more complex adapted
Latin.
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Read, comprehend, and literally
translate authentic Latin texts,
incorporating fearing clauses,
conditionals, circumstantial,
causal, and concessive clauses,
with appropriate assistance.
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Dative of agent
Double dative, dative of reference,
dative of purpose
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Ablative of description, ablative of
cause
Locative
Predicate nominative with passive
verbs such as fio
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Genitive with causā / gratiā
Objective Genitive
Accusative of Place to Which
without prepositions
Ablative of Place from Which
without prepositions
Ablative of separation
Nouns
Reading Level
(cumulative)
Units
1st Nine Weeks
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Language
(cumulative)
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Verbs
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Created June 2013
Review of deponent verbs
Review of future active participle
Future passive periphrastic
Review of future tense active and
passive
Review of future perfect tense
active and passive
Review of present passive
infinitive
Irregular imperatives dic duc fer
fac
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Supine
Review of indirect statement
Review of present and imperfect
active and passive subjunctive
Review of perfect and pluperfect
active and passive subjunctive
Review of perfect active and passive
infinitive
Review of future active infinitive
Irregular verbs fio and malo
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Gerunds / gerundives + ad/causā
/gratiā
Fearing clauses
Review of indirect statement
Conditionals
Circumstantial, causal, and
concessive clauses using cum as
since and although
Hortatory / Jussive subjunctive
4th Nine Weeks
AP Grammar and Concepts not
covered in previous chapters
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Literary and poetical devices used
in authentic Latin literature and
poetry
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Advanced Placement level
Grammar and Syntax
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Read, comprehend, and literally
translate authentic Latin texts.
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Employ nuanced use of advanced
reading techniques, identifying and
understanding proper use of
rhetorical devices.
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Student relates the Latin text to
Roman historical, cultural and
literary context.
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Genitive with impersonal verbs
Genitive with verbs of forgetting /
remembering
Dative of possession
Ablative of specification
Ablative of cause
Ablative of description
Ablative with special verbs
Review of all AP verb forms,
including subjunctives of indirect
command, indirect statement,
indirect question; fearing, result,
purpose, and relative purpose
clauses; gerunds, gerundives, and
supines; conditionals
Relative clause of characteristic
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CCISD
Latin III Year at a Glance
Other
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Latin in Use
Culture &
Civilization
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Created June 2013
Quidam quaedam quoddam
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Positive, comparative, and
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Adjective ullus
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superlative irregular adverbs
Positive, comparative, and
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Conjunctions si, nam, enim, igitur,
superlative of irregulars e.g.
autem, tamen, neque
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Adverbs indem quidem, quotiens,
bonus, facilis, liber, idoneus
simul, vero
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Pronouns –aliquis, aliquid,
Adverbs hīc, dum, haud,
quisquis, quicumque
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Conjunctions an, utrum…an, ne
pruisquam, quasi, vel, procul
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Irregular adjectives alius, alter, solus 
Adverbs ergo, hinc, demum, tum
demum, donec, nondum,
Pronouns idem, quidam
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Interrogative quando
nequiquam
Conjunctions ne…quidem, quia, at,
utrum, sive….sive, vel…vel, -ve
Roman Life: review of ancient
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Roman Life: letter writing,
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Roman Life: triumphs, dactylic
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religions, inc. Mithras, Judaism,
epigrams, scansion, cursus honorem,
hexameter, various authors such
Christianity, stoicism; ludi
marriage, life of Martial
as Phaedrus, Catullus, Ovid,
Romani; freedmen
Horace, Vergil
Roman Numerals: review of
ordinal numbers
Oral Latin: plaudit omnes, me paenitet, ut bene scis
Derivatives: College level English vocabulary based on Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes encountered in the text
Expressions, mottoes, and abbreviations: e.g. Pyrrhic victory, crossing the Rubicon, non sequitur, ad hominem, Q.E.D.; etc.
Idiomatic Latin: vita excedere, in matrimonium ducere, consilium capere
2014-15
Adverbs quamvis, quoniam
Literary Devices: from Advanced
Placement syllabus , e.g.,
alliteration, anaphora, etc.;
historical infinitive
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