instructions: Who wrote this passage? How do you see the vision of Roman identity described in this passage reflected or refuted in the history, culture, or literature of the Late Republic? Do you see the Romans of the first century CE following the patterns laid out in this reading, or do you see them being abandoned or questioned? Checklist: Name the author (This is either Cato, Plautus, or Livy) Pick a single value, attitude, or behavior, discuss what it looked like in the older reading, The sentences are numbered to make it easier to point to specifics in that reading. then give either 1 detailed comparative example from the Late Republic or 2-3 shorter examples.
instructions: Who wrote this passage? How do you see the vision of Roman identity described in this passage reflected or refuted in the history, culture, or literature of the Late Republic? Do you see the Romans of the first century CE following the patterns laid out in this reading, or do you see them being abandoned or questioned? Checklist: Name the author (This is either Cato, Plautus, or Livy) Pick a single value, attitude, or behavior, discuss what it looked like in the older reading, The sentences are numbered to make it easier to point to specifics in that reading. then give either 1 detailed comparative example from the Late Republic or 2-3 shorter examples.
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instructions: Who wrote this passage? How do you see the vision of Roman identity described in this passage reflected or refuted in the history, culture, or literature of the Late Republic? Do you see the Romans of the first century CE following the patterns laid out in this reading, or do you see them being abandoned or questioned?
Checklist:
- Name the author (This is either Cato, Plautus, or Livy)
- Pick a single value, attitude, or behavior, discuss what it looked like in the older reading, The sentences are numbered to make it easier to point to specifics in that reading.
- then give either 1 detailed comparative example from the Late Republic or 2-3 shorter examples.
Transcribed Image Text:After a short time, Pseudolus emerges from Simo's house.
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Pseudolus
Holy Jupiter! How everything I do turns out with such finesse'and success!
No need for fear, no cause for dread, when there's a plan in my head!
How stupid it is to entrust a daring deed to a faint-hearted man!
It's what you do, it's the goal you choose to
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pursue,
That makes things as they are.
How in my head I've marshaled my troops!
Two lines of tricks, three lines of lies, so wherever I meet the enemy
Victory is mine, and my prey is ensnared in my web:
My confidence rests on the valor of my ancestors,40
As well as on my own diligence and diabolical deceit."
As for this common foe of yours and mine:
Just watch, while I deftly de-ball Ballio!
I'll storm and sack this town today!
Here is where l'll lead my legions. Once he's defeated (an easy feat for my
fellow citizens),
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It's straight on with my army to this ancient citadel! (points to Simo's
house) From there
I'll cram my troops with booty, load them down with loot, leaving only fear
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