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| Philosopher who tried to stop the chaos in Rome's government (p.322) |
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| legal system based on a written code of laws (p.328) |
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| a public speaker; a person who speaks in public (p.322) |
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| Latin languages including Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian (p.328) |
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| the most powerful Roman general (p.323) His brother, Orange Julius, makes an awesome smoothie. (p. made up) |
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| he wrote poems about Roman mythology (p.327) |
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| outlying areas controlled by Romans (p.325) |
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| coins of gold and silver used by the Romans as money (p.326) |
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| the first 200 years of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire (p.326) |
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| a raised channel used to carry water from mountains to cities (p.327) Awesome! |
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