S. 23 In Thermis Map

Refer to in thermīs I and II, pages 38-40 in your textbook and note the locations of the events in the stories. Indicate the location in the bath complex for each activity or statement from the stories by sorting them into the boxes. There are NOTan equal number of statements in each group. A - Temple Altar prope thermās erat templum, ā fabrīs Cogidubnī aedificātum Memor, togam splendidam gerēns, prope āram stābat. duo sacerdōtēs, agnam nigram dūcentēs, ad āram lentē prōcessērunt. Memor ad Cogidubnum sē vertit et clāmāvit, “ōmina sunt optima. ōmina tibi remedium mīrābile significant.” B - Sacred Spring Quīntus, pōculum cōnspicātus, manum rēgis prēnsāvit et clāmāvit, “nōlī bibere!” Cephalus, vehementer tremēns, mortuus prōcubuit. “iubeō,” Dumnorix inquit, “tē, Cephale, pōculum haurīre.” Cephalus, ā prīncipibus coāctus, venēnum hausit. “rēx summae virtūtis es,” respondit Quīntus. “sed tūtius est tibi vērum scīre. pōculum inspicere velim. “remedium est,” inquit Cephalus, “potentissimum.” haec verba locūtus, rēgī pōculum obtulit. Cephalus prope fontem stābat, pōculum ōrnātissimum tenēns. prīncipēs Cephalum frūstrā resistentem prēnsāvērunt. C - Baths deinde omnēs in eam partem thermārum intrāvērunt, ubi balneum maximum erat. Quīntus, prīncipēs secūtus, attonitus dīxit, “hae thermae maiōrēs sunt quam thermae Pompēiānae!” tandem rēx, ē balneō ēgressus, vestīmenta induit. servī cum magnā difficultāte Cogidubnum in balneum dēmittere coepērunt. Sort the sentences based on the participle they use. Once again, there are NOT an equal number of sentences in each group. Present Active Participle Memor, togam splendidam gerēns, prope āram stābat. duo sacerdōtēs, agnam nigram dūcentēs, ad āram lentē prōcessērunt. Cephalus, vehementer tremēns, mortuus prōcubuit. Cephalus prope fontem stābat, pōculum ōrnātissimum tenēns. prīncipēs Cephalum frūstrā resistentem prēnsāvērunt. Perfect Active Participle Quīntus, pōculum cōnspicātus, manum rēgis prēnsāvit et clāmāvit, “nōlī bibere!” “remedium est,” inquit Cephalus, “potentissimum.” haec verba locūtus, rēgī pōculum obtulit. Quīntus, prīncipēs secūtus, attonitus dīxit, “hae thermae maiōrēs sunt quam thermae Pompēiānae!” tandem rēx, ē balneō ēgressus, vestīmenta induit. Perfect Passive Participle prope thermās erat templum, ā fabrīs Cogidubnī aedificātum. Cephalus, ā prīncipibus coāctus, venēnum hausit. Choose one sentence from each participle group above and translate it in the box below.