nōn quī parum habet, sed quī plūs cupit, pauper est.___Seneca the Younger, Epistulae morales, 2, 6
Stage 32
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     EUPHROSYNE

         Roman Beliefs
Grammar Topics:
- Deponent Verbs 
      passive form / active meaning
- Future Active Participle
             amātūrus, -a, um
- More Gerundives
- Verbs to Nouns


What you should know.
1.  Know that "Deponent Verbs" have passive forms but active meanings.
2.  Understand that all previously learned "perfect active participles" were 
        simply the  perfect participles of "Deponent Verbs".
3.  Know how to form and translate the "Future Active Participle".
4.  Understand that the "future active participle" like the future passive 
        participle can  be coupled with the verb "to be" to form a "periphtastic 
         verb.
5.   Understand that the "gerundive of obligation"  (future passive periphastic)
         can have personal application as well as the impersonal "it".
6.  Know about layering of Roman religion and its attitudes toward foreign
        religions.
7.  Know the tenets of "Stoic" philosophy.


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