5 Written Questions

1. 30 BC Suicide of Cleopatra, Augustan Victory
2. the glorious offspring of Anchises and Venus
3. Roman, remember to rule the peoples by your empire (these shall be your arts), to impose civilisation upon peace, to spare those made subject and to war down the proud
4. the standards stripped from the Parthians insolent porches
5. 28BC Horace presenting problem with morality, civil war, marriage, adultery, degenerate

5 Matching Questions

1. Aeneid Book 6 Augustus
2. 3.3 ode description
3. 3.6 Marriage
4. 1.2 gods
5. 3.3 gods

1. a Fertile in sin our times stained the marriage bed, the family, the home
2. b Augustus shall recline imbibing nectar through radiant lips
3. c Introduces how men are capable of becoming Gods, Augustus drinking, Rome's imperial mission
4. d Augustus Caesar...shall bring back again the age of gold to Latium
5. e Mercury...imitating a youth...called Caesar's avenger

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Sprung from the kindly Gods, best guardian of Romulus' people
   1. 1.2 gods
   2. 3.3 gods
   3. 3.14 gods
   4. 4.5 gods
2. with her armies she will reach whatever boundaries constrain the world
   1. 3.3 ode description
   2. 3.3 Imperial mission armies
   3. 3.3 Imperial mission feared
   4. 3.6 Religion
3. Neglected, the Gods have visited many woes upon grief stricken Italy
   1. 3.6 Adultery
   2. 3.6 Marriage
   3. 3.3 gods
   4. 3.6 Religion
4. 24BC Augustus returning from campaigns in Spain, Celebrates new Era, Hercules, party
   1. 3.3 ode description
   2. 3.14 ode description
   3. 3.6 ode description
   4. 4.15 ode description
5. 27 BC Civil war, flood, asking what god will help
   1. 3.3 ode description
   2. 1.37 ode description
   3. 3.6 ode description
   4. 1.2 ode description

5 True/False Question

1. 3.6 Adultery → her thoughts run all on unchaste love
   

   True        False

2. 4.15 ode description → 14BC Augustus away in Gaul/Spain, poem celebrating new era wanting leader back
   

   True        False

3. 3.5 ode description → 14BC Augustus away in Gaul/Spain, poem celebrating new era wanting leader back
   

   True        False

4. 1.2 decadent → citizens sharpening swords against citizens
   

   True        False

5. Aeneid Book 1 → Roman, remember to rule the peoples by your empire (these shall be your arts), to impose civilisation upon peace, to spare those made subject and to war down the proud
   

   True        False