Latin CL Part 2

River of hate; border of the Underworld

Wife of Odysseus

A mountain range in Italy extending downwards across the peninsula

Slaves who fought for entertainment

Sic semper tyrranis

War where slaves caused an uprising

The 6 women who swore a vow of chastity for 30 years

A venue for combat entertainment

The last words of Julius Caesar

Six-headed monster

First Roman emperor, started the Pax Romana

What is an epic?

Date of Rome's founding

Mother of Romulus and Remus

Last king of Rome before it became a republic

Homeland of Odysseus

A mountain range in southern Europe starting in France that Hannibal crossed

Symbolic bundle of sticks

Entrance space of Roman home, where you would greet guests

Willingness to fight and aggression

Oval ampitheater next to the forum, also called the Flavian Amphitheater

High priest

Mountain that is the home of the gods

Predecessors to the Romans occupying the Italian Peninsula

Leader of the Third Slave Revolt

Roman temple and later a Catholic church

Roman name for the Iberian peninsula

Mortal who cheated death and was forced to roll a boulder up a hill for eternity

Poem by Ovid

Trojan prince and warrior

Roman general who played a role in the transformation of Rome from republic to empire

Whirlpool monster

Plaza that was the center of ancient Rome

Ancient Greek athletic competition that is still around

Aristrocrat

When someone discovers something important

Enemy city of Rome in modern-day Tunisia

Bathhouse

Greek fabulist/storyteller

Emperor who led the Gallic wars and was assasinated

Founder of Rome

A victory that takes such a toll on the victors that is essentially a loss

The deity of the void state preceeding the creation of the universe

Priest who warned the Trojans about the horse

City with great walls

Festival in honor of the god Saturn (I'll be really disappointed if anyone misses this one)

Who said "Carpe Diem"?

Fatal weakness, named after a famous hero

Roman province within the Diocese of Thrace

Story of Achilles

Era of peace in Rome

Goddess who was a princess kidnapped by Zeus

Greatest of the Cyclopes

Famous garment of the Romans, worn by high ranking men

Roman statesman, scholar, and philosopher

Twin of Romulus, killed by his brother

Average citizen in Rome

Roman mural

Where the good souls went in the afterlife

Writing paper

Officer who defended a bridge singlehandedly from the invading Etruscans

Series of wars between Rome and Carthage

Parade celebration of a military victory

Roman canals

Before a war, commonly associated with the American Civil War

Main street of Rome

Island that was the first province acquired by the Roman republic

Belief or worship of more than one god

Author of the Aenid

50 daughters of Danaus who murdered the 50 sons of Aegyptus and were condemned to fill up a bottomless vessel forever

Mathmatician and inventor who supposedly built a famous sphere

Daimon who ferried the souls of the dead across the Styx

Where the average person went in the afterlife

Veni, vidi, vici

Hero of Sparta during the Trojan war, brother of Agamemnon

Highest elected political office during the Roman republic, two were elected to serve a year together

Symbol of victory

Motto of the Romans, "the Senate and people of Rome"

One eyed monsters

74th day of the Roman calender, religiously symbolic

"Gift" created by Eris when she wasn't invited to a wedding

Friend of Odysseus, Athena's disguise

Roman principle/morals/practice

Communal congregational space in ancient Rome

Resolution passed by the Plebs

King of Ithaca and hero of Trojan war

Magistrate of the Roman republic with full authority over the state

Pit below even Hades where Titans were imprisoned

A set of laws carved on 12 bronze tablets

Title of various offices in ancient Rome

The Trojan who "stole" Helen

Carthaginian general who commanded the Carthaginians during the second Punic War

Cause of the Trojan war, legendary beauty

The oldest living male of a Roman family

Greek or Roman jar with two handles

Art form of assembling small tiles into pictures

Region inhabited by the ancient Gauls made up of modern day France, as well as parts of Germany and Italy

War where Hannibal invaded Italy and Rome won

Road that connected Rome to southeast Italy

The Aenid is about Aneas