Indicium (Clue) Leges ludi salvete. ancilla sum, puella ingeniosa credo accuso me sequimini ad aedem Iovis Optimi Maximi
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1 Indicium (Clue) Oxford Latin Course, Ch 31 Argus occisus est! Quis? Ubi? Quomodo? Leges ludi Before class: You will receive a dossier that indicates who your character will be, gives you several clues, and explains where you will begin the game. Clues have been distributed among the players except for the three indicating who where and how Argus was killed. Complete the chart in the Tabula Indiciorum by writing the accusative and ablative form of each word. This will help you make suggestions more quickly. If you wish, check off the clues in your dossier on your Tabula Indiciorum. Don t let anyone see your clues. Write a brief description of your character in Latin. Before the game begins: Your character name is the Latin word, e.g., ancilla or uxor_ianitoris. There can be no spaces in a character name on the MOO. Do not use your real name as part of your character name. Customize yourself (@rename me as/@describe me as) using the description you have already prepared. Be sure to end the description by giving your real name. Meet the other characters in the location specified in your dossier. Introduce your character to the rest of the group, e.g., salvete. ancilla sum, puella ingeniosa. Remember, you can only talk to people in the same room. Do not begin the game until everyone has introduced her/himself. Definitions: A suggestion is a statement that indicates the killer, place, and implement of death. It begins with the word credo. An accusation is a statement that indicates the killer, place, and implement of death. It begins with the word accuso. One must summon the magister/ra ludi for the accusation to be verified. If an accusation is incorrect, the character who made the accusation may continue to take a turn as a verifier of a suggestion, but cannot make further suggestions or accusations. Winning: If an accusation is completely correct, the character who made the correct accusation is the winner and the game is over. For an accusation to be completely correct, it must not only identify the killer, place, and implement of death, but it must also be grammatically correct. To play the game: Characters make suggestions in alphabetical order. Characters may only make a suggestion in the room they think is the location of the deed. If it is your turn to make a suggestion and you decide to change rooms, inform the rest of the group where you are going, e.g., me sequimini ad aedem Iovis Optimi Maximi. While the rest of the group follows, you can begin to type your suggestion. Others can follow you by charactername. When everyone is in the room, the person whose turn it is makes a suggestion, e.g., credo: Argus in apodyterio a caupone occisus est fune. (I believe: Argus was killed by the shopkeeper in the apodyterium with a rope.) Once a suggestion has been made, continuing in alphabetical order, characters indicate if they have one of the clues suggested. For example, if the ancilla makes the suggestion, the botularius indicates first whether he has one of the clues, e.g., funem habeo. (I have the rope) or indicium non habeo. (I don t have a clue.) If you have one or more of the suggested clues, you must reveal one and only one. Once one character has indicated that s/he has a clue, then it is time for the next character to make a suggestion, i.e., the botularius. If no one has any of the clues you have suggested, you may make an accusation.
2 GROUP 1 BATHS OF TRAJAN (REG. III) (meet at Entrance of the Baths) ancilla -ae, F., maid botularius -ii, M., sausage-seller matrona -ae, F., married woman senator -oris, M. senator Loca facti: Balneae (Reg. III): apodyterium calidarium frigidarium natatio -onis, F., swimming pool nymphaeum -i, N., fountain palaestra rotunda tepidarium
3 TABULA INDICIORUM GROUP 2 CENTRAL FORUM (REG. VIII) (meet at Clivus Capitolinus) anus rugosa, F., wrinkled old woman caupo -onis, M., shopkeeper consul is, M., consul mulier -eris, F., woman turba -ae, F., crowd Loca facti: Forum (Reg. VIII): aedes Iovis Optimi Maximi area Capitolina curia -ae, F., senate house gradus curiae porticus curiae rostra orum, N., speaker s platform Sacra Via Vocabulary: porticus -us, F., portico.
4 GROUP 3 HOUSE OF PAULLUS AND CORNELIA (REG. III) (go to the Clivus Orbius; meet at the Entrance of the House) amicus, M., friend coquus -i, M., cook domina -ae, F., mistress of the house famula ae, F., female slave scriba -ae, M., scribe Loca facti: Domus Paulli et Corneliae (Reg. III): bibliotheca ae, F., library cubiculum I, N., room culina ae, F., kitchen exedra ae, F., elegant hall peristylium ii, N., colonnaded courtyard tablinum i, N., study triclinium ii, N., dining room
5 GROUP 4 SOUTHERN CAMPUS MARTIUS (REG. IX) (meet at the Theater of Marcellus) amica -ae, F., girl friend iuvenis is, M., young man magistratus -us, M., magistrate mima -ae, F., actress Loca facti: Campus Martius (Reg. IX): Cavea ae, F., raked seating Orchestra ae, F., orchestra Peristylium ii, N., open-air court porticus us, F., portico scaena -ae, F., stage vomitorium ii, N., passageway
6 GROUP 5 AREA APOLLINIS (REG. X) (meet at the Area Apollinis Palatini) lanifica ae, F., woolworker libertus i, M., freedman librarius ii, M., copyist sacerdos -otis, F., priestess liber -ri, M., book Loca facti: Area Apollinis (Reg. X): Area Apollinis, area of the temple of Apollo bibliotheca -ae, F., library cella -ae, F., room housing the cult statue porticus bibliothecae, library porch pronaus -i, M., pronaos scalae -arum, F., stairs Vocabulary: porticus -us, F., portico.
7 GROUP 6 SUBURA (REG. IV) (Go to Clivus Orbius, then Vicus Cuprius; meet at the Subura) scelestus -i, M., crook senex senis, M., old man uxor ianitoris, F., doorkeeper s wife vicina ae, F., neighbor woman foculus -i, M., brazier matula ae, F., chamber pot sella ae, F., chair Loca facti: Subura (Reg. IV): aula -ae, F., courtyard cenaculum i, N., attic apartment cenaculum ornatum, N., decorated apt. insula ae, F., apartment building scalae -arum, F., stairs Subura ae, F., Subura
8 GROUP 7 CENTRAL CAMPUS MARTIUS (REG. IX) (meet at the Baths of Nero) crustularius -ii, M., cake-seller nobilis -is, M., a nobleman ornatrix -icis, F., hairdresser puella -ae, F., girl servus -i, M., slave Loca facti: Campus Martius (Reg. IX): apodyterium feminarum calidarium frigidarium natatio -onis, F., swimming pool palaestra feminarum tepidarium
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