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| ancient roman chivalry, honor.. main virtue of Aeneas |
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| unwritten code of laws in ancient rome, passed down from family |
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| Early Roman enemies, fight aqainst rome in 2nd punic wars, Fight against rome in Samnian wars |
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| Conquered very early on in Roman History, ally with Scipio during Second Punic War |
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| Ancient Roman enemies, Rome founded near city have enormous influence on Roman culture. Knowledge of hydraulic engineering, public buildings etc. |
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| great land estates of ancient roman empire |
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| Father of Latin Literature |
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| comedy genre of roman plays |
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| purple stripe across toga worn by senators |
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| Greek Historian who writes on the rise of Roman Republic over Greece.. also writes on the separation of powers |
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| Populare politician, private professional army army allows for volunteer service |
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| Optimate, favors senate over common rabble... takes dictatorship after marching on rome during clash with marius... resigns dictatorship |
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| Clodius intrudes on Bona Dea service dressed as woman to seduce Caesar's wife |
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| Prosecuted for murder of Clodius, defended unsuccessfully by Cicero |
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| Point of no return, river in Italy that Caesar crossed to march on Rome forcing Pompey, Consuls, and the senate to flee the city |
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| Italian city, site of battle of Pharsalus where Caesar defeated Pompey the Great |
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| Year of Cicero's Consulship |
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| Year of Caesar's 1st consulship |
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1. Romulus
2. Numa Pompilius
3. Tullus Hostilius
4. Ancus Marcius
5. Lucius Tarquinius Priscus
6. Servius Tullius
7. Tarquinius Superbus |
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