Duo Fratres 9

ego sum Iuno. sum dea et uxor Iovis. ego Iovem audio. Iuppiter iratus est. Quis dicit? Magistra Vines (sicut semper!) Juippter Juno Prometheus Which word is gentitive? dea uxor Iovis Iovem Which word is a predicate? ego uxor Iovis Iovem Decline Jupiter in the singular, because there is only one king of the gods! Use the passage above to help you. Nominative Iuppiter Genitive Iovis Dative Iovi Accusative Iovem Ablative Iove Iuppiter rex deorum est. sum uxor Iovis...et soror. ego nescio cur Iuppiter meus sit iratus.Iuppiter:"o uxor! iratus sum!"ego: "quid tu dicis, o rex? cur es tu iratus?"Iuppiter: "Prometheus creaturas humanas, non deos, amat!"ego: "creaturas humanas? quid est creatura humana?"Iupiter: "sunt creaturae factae ex humi." nescio - I don't say I don't know no one knows who knows? Line 2, case ofuxor nominative, subject accusative, direct object nominative, predicate vocative, direct address Whom does Prometheus love? himself Juno Jupiter humans What ENGLISH word comes from the Latin wordfactae fact fiction fraction friction ego: "o rex, creaturae non sunt magnae! non sunt fortes! cur es tu iratus?"Iuppiter: "Prometheus dixit creaturas esse saptientes sicut deos! dei sunt spaientes! creaturae non sunt sapientes! mihi non placent creaturae humanae! mihi non placet Prometheus! ego iratus sum!" After reading the above passage carefully, I can see that placet is a verb that takes the dative. Why is Jupiter so angry? Answer in English, but supply Latin word(s) to support your answer. Drawing! Choose any sentence from the last 2 pages of chapter 9 (starts with Mercurius patrem audit). COPY the Latin and draw a picture to illustrate it.