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Ancient Roman Sacrifices and Punishments: Understanding Caesar's Society

Explore the rituals of sacrifice and the consequences of crimes in Julius Caesar's ancient Rome. Delve into the ceremonies, ethics, and power dynamics through Caesar's writings. Gain insight into Roman society's values, struggles, and pivotal customs.

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Ancient Roman Sacrifices and Punishments: Understanding Caesar's Society

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  1. MarshLatin.wordpress.com Caesar 6.16-6.20

  2. Ver much Admodum

  3. Treat, affect Adficio

  4. Sacrifice, burn Immolo

  5. To vow Voveo, devoveo

  6. to set on fire Succendo

  7. Vimen • Wicker

  8. Latrocinio • Robbery

  9. Noxia • Crime

  10. Supplicium • Punishment, supplication

  11. Deficio • To fail

  12. Quaestus • Gain, acquisition

  13. Vis • Strength, power

  14. Depello • To drive off

  15. Dimico • To fight, struggle

  16. Plerumque • Mostly

  17. Tumulus • Swelling, mound

  18. Quispaim • Anyone

  19. Turpe • Shameful

  20. Dos • Dowery

  21. Coniunctim • Jointly

  22. Nex • Death

  23. Illustris • famous

  24. To discover Comperio

  25. Civilization Cultus

  26. To choose Diligo

  27. To finish Conficio

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