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PLEBS image by Lauren Rhude

Drawing of the hierarchy of society under the Roman Empire. The base of the pyramid is enslaved people, then liberti, plebeians, equestrians, senators, and the emperor at the top. To the left of the pyramid is the notation "Plebs: the common people, majority of Roman citizens, working class." To the right of the pyramid the levels from emperor through liberti are bracketed with the notation "citizens." The liberti are asterisked with the notation "not considered equal to other citizens."
    Annotations

    Image to go with the word plēbs plēbis, f.

    Comments

    Comments by Lauren here.

    Online Resources
    Logeion
    Associated Passages
    PLEBS
    PLEBS
    Subjects
    Latin Core Vocabulary Images
    Type
    Image
    License
    Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
    Properties
    Agent
    Lauren Rhude
    Date
    2024
    Medium
    ink on paper
    Image Credit
    DCC

    FAMA image by Lauren Rhude

    A page drawn in the style of a comics splash page. At the top is the legend "July 2024- This week's zine issue: Forbidden love." "FAMA" is written in bold letters across the top right third of the page. Several vignettes fill the page of people gossiping about Romeo and Juliet. At the bottom right is a screenshot from Baz Luhrman's Romeo + Juliet (1996). To the left of the screenshot is an ink-drawn heart with an arrow through it. Written in the hear is "star-crossed lovers."
      Annotations

      Image to go with the word fāma –ae, f.

      Comments

      Comments by Lauren here.

      Online Resources
      Logeion
      Associated Passages
      FAMA
      FAMA
      FAMA
      Subjects
      Latin Core Vocabulary Images
      Type
      Image
      License
      Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
      Properties
      Agent
      Lauren Rhude
      Date
      2024
      Medium
      ink on paper
      Image Credit
      DCC

      FUROR image by Caroline Fenton

      Color drawing of a soldier wearing a helmet and suit of lorica segmentata armor over a red tunic. He carries a shield painted with a snarling wolf head on a blue background. The soldier's mouth is open in a shout.
        Annotations

        Image to go with the Latin word furor –ōris, m.

        Comments

        Comments by Caroline Fenton here.

        Online Resources
        Logeion
        Associated Passages
        FVROR_1
        FVROR
        Subjects
        Latin Core Vocabulary Images
        Type
        Image
        License
        Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
        Properties
        Agent
        Caroline Fenton
        Date
        2024
        Medium
        ink on paper
        Image Credit
        DCC

        FERUS image by Caroline Fenton

        Black ink line drawing of a boar. It appears to be in the midst of turning to face something toward the bottom right of the image.
          Annotations

          Image to go with the Latin word ferus –a –um.

          Comments

          Comments by Caroline here.

          Online Resources
          Logeion
          Associated Passages
          FERVS_2/FERA
          FERVS
          Subjects
          Latin Core Vocabulary Images
          Type
          Image
          License
          Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
          Properties
          Agent
          Caroline Fenton
          Date
          2024
          Medium
          ink on paper
          Image Credit
          DCC

          CONIUNX image by Caroline Fenton

          Drawing of a Woman (left) and Man (right) yoked together on a pink background. They face toward each other, and hearts occupy the space between them. The image is surrounded by a border with  with vertical lines of hearts on the left and right. Linked wedding bands decorate the corners of the border. In the top register of the border are the words, "Quando tu Gaius" and in the bottom register of the border, "Ego Gaia."
            Annotations

            Image to go with the Latin word coniunx coniugis, m./f.

            Comments

            Comments from Caroline here.

            Online Resources
            Logeion
            Associated Passages
            CONIVX
            CONIVX
            Subjects
            Latin Core Vocabulary Images
            Type
            Image
            License
            Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
            Properties
            Agent
            Caroline Fenton
            Date
            2024
            Medium
            ink on paper
            Image Credit
            DCC

            Hannibal's Oath

            A boy kneels at a smoky altar, his father placing his hand on the boy's shoulder
              Annotations

              Drawing by Joelle Cicak, ink on paper, 2013. For the subject, see Nepos, Hannibal ch. 2.

              Associated Passages
              Chapter 2
              Subjects
              Nepos
              Hannibal drawings by Joelle Cicak
              Type
              Image
              License
              Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
              Properties
              Agent
              Joelle Cicak
              Date
              2013
              Medium
              ink on paper
              Image Credit
              DCC
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