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Roman Empire

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He built a wall across Britain to keep out the Picts and the Scots Hadrian
This Roman arena could seat 60,000 and was the site of gladiator games and other contests. Colosseum
He wrote The Aeneid Virgil
Roman temple built to honor all the Roman gods Pantheon
He studied anatomy Galen
He studied astronomy and mapped 1000 stars Ptolemy
A curved ceiling vault
A man who fought animals and other men in public arenas gladiator
"father of the family"- the oldes male who was head of the household paterfamilias
public speaking rhetoric
Roman Peace-200 years of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire Pax Romana
the study of body structure anatomy
In Rome, an open space that served as a marketplace and town square Forum
the language of the Romans Latin
a deadly disease that spreads quickly and kills many people plague
rapid rising of prices inflation
to exchange goods and services without the use of money barter
writing that pokes fun at human weakness satire
political change to make things better reform
Christian holy person saint
a person who acts as a ruler when the real ruler is too young or too sick to rule regent
picture made from bits of colored glass or stone mosaic
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