PPT-First Servile War (135?-132 BCE)

Slave Leader Eunus King Antiochus Lieutenant Cleon Roman leaders Lucius Hypsaeus useless C Fulvius Flaccus useless L Calpurnius Piso Frugi not quite useless Publius Rupilius. feathers.4 Even such activities as cooking and cleaning were beneath her, and she insisted . . WORD POWER. Second Edition. B. ETH. J. OHNSON. J. ANET. M. G. OLDSTEIN. © 2011 Townsend Press. Unit Six: Chapter 29. • . ambivalence . •. incipient. •. anomaly . •. nefarious. •. 9 & 10. Beatitude. Noun. A state of perfect happiness or blessedness; a blessing. Synonym: Bliss. Antonym: Misery. Bête Noire . Noun. Someone or something that one especially dislikes, dreads or avoids. . Spartacus . Spartacus, sculpture . de Denis Foyatier, 1847. Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille. S. ommaire. Biographie (p.3). 3. ème. guerre servile (p.4). Texte latin (p.6). Traduction (p.7). . Spartacus . Spartacus, sculpture . de Denis Foyatier, 1847. Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille. S. ommaire. Biographie (p.3). 3. ème. guerre servile (p.4). Texte latin (p.6). Traduction (p.7). SAT Vocabulary Review. abstract. guile. To severely criticize. facilitate. Unimaginative; dull; ant: poetic. inadvertent. mar. Enthusiastic; fanatical; motivated by zeal. belittle. recalcitrant. tangible. Servile War/Slave War. Slave leaders: . Eunus. , Cleon. Roman generals: . Lucius . Hypsaeus. ; . C. Fulvius . Flaccus; . L. . Calpurnius. . Piso. . Frugi. ; . Publius . Rupilius. . 2. nd. Servile War/Slave War. 9. th. Grade English. Level C. Adage. (n.) a proverb, wise saying. He gets tired of all the same old sayings, so he is always trying to come up with a new . adage. .. Bonanza. (n.) a rich mass of ore in a mine; something very valuable, profitable, or rewarding; a source of wealth or prosperity; a very large amount; profit or gain. • . ambivalence . •. incipient. •. anomaly . •. nefarious. •. biased . •. prodigious. •. credulous . •. servile. •. . despot. . • . temper. TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT. Choose the meaning closest to that of the . Art. 2598 n. 1 e . c.p.i. .. Confusione sull’origine. Condizioni di tutela dei segni distintivi. Capacità distintiva. Percezione del pubblico. uso e notorietà del segno. Novità. prova. Relatività merceologica e territoriale della tutela. crepuscular. efficacious. estrange. Internecine. intrinsic. inundate. kudos. maxim. putrid. revere. risible. servile. sybaritic. vacillate. efficacious. Effective; producing the desired outcome. Syn. Set B: adage, citadel, decree, discordant, evolve, hover, preclude, rubble servile, wrangle. Adage (n): a wise saying; a proverb. The power of words and ideas is clearly expressed in the . adage,. "The pen is mightier than the sword.". Syn. : wretched, miserable, ignoble. Ant: lofty, noble, exalted . ** rejected people in society. Agnostic (n) (. adj. ). One who believes that nothing can be known about God; a skeptic; (. adj. ) without faith, skeptical. Happy Tuesday! Please grab your binder Phones up, get ready for vocab unit #3 ​Precarious (adj)– dangerous, unstable ​Not doing your homework will put you in a precarious situation.  Pious (adj) – deeply religious