Prīmō annō imperiī suī Agricola in Cambriā bellāvit, ubi magnam victōriam ab Ordovicibus reportāvit. Hanc gentem ferē tōtam trucīdāvit, sī Tacitus vēra affirmat. Tum īnsulam Monam occupāvit. Nāvēs eī dēerant; sed sub signīs Rōmānīs nōnnūllae cohortēs Batāvōrum mīlitābant. Hī perītī erant natandī, et trāns fretum natāvērunt. Tertiō annō Agricola contrā Brigantēs aliāsque gentēs septentriōnālēs Britanniae bellāvit. Sextō annō classem comparāvit. Dum haec ōram maritimam Calēdoniae explōrat, ipse cum cōpiīs pedestribus et equestribus per Devam et Luguvallium in Calēdoniam usque ad Clōtam et Bodotriam penetrat. Tōtam regiōnem castellīs firmat. Sed Caledoniī trāns Clōtam et Bodotriam, velut in alteram īnsulam, sē congregant. Proximō annō Rōmānī in partēs interiōrēs Calēdoniae penetrant. Ibi, prope Montem Graupium, dux Calēdonius, Galgacus vel Calgacus nōmine, suōs ad proelium hīs verbīs incitat.
Bodotria, -ae
[1/f]: Firth of Forth (estuary in Scotland)
Clōta, -ae [1/f]:
Clyde (river in Scotland); Firth of Clyde
[1] Find the Latin:
[ii] He
slaughtered almost the whole of this tribe
[iii] These
(men) were skilled in swimming
[iv] While it
is exploring the coast of Caledonia
[v] In the first
year of his command
[vi] He lacked
ships [literally: Ships were lacking to him]
[vii] He himself
together with infantry
[viii] The Caledonians
gather themselves together
[ix] He encourages
his (men) to battle with these words
[2] Hī perītī
erant natandī: the word in bold is an example of [a] a participle [b] a
gerund [c] a verb
[3] Translate the
following:
[i] contrā
Brigantēs aliāsque gentēs … bellāvit
[ii] Galgacus vel
Calgacus nōmine
[iii] nōnnūllae
cohortēs
[iv] proximō annō
[v] sī Tacitus
vēra affirmat
[vi] sub
signīs Rōmānīs
[vii] usque ad
Clōtam et Bodotriam penetrat
[viii] velut
in alteram īnsulam
The Battle of Mons
Graupius
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mons_Graupius
https://penelope.uchicago.edu/encyclopaedia_romana/britannia/monsgraupius/monsgraupius.html
Northern British
Campaigns of Agricola, 80 – 84
By myself -
Primarily Frere's Britannia (cited in the image title), CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8494954
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calgacus
https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/imperialism/readings/agricola.html
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