trained fighters usually slaves who fought to the death for Roman amusement

bridge-like structures that carried water from the mountains

the greatest of the Roman poets; wrote the epic poem Aeneid

Roman poet who wrote odes, satires, an epistles (letters)

Roman poet who wrote love lyrics and the Metamorphoses, a collection of myths written in verse

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Term	Definition
gladiators	trained fighters usually slaves who fought to the death for Roman amusement
aqueducts	bridge-like structures that carried water from the mountains
Virgil	the greatest of the Roman poets; wrote the epic poem Aeneid
Horace	Roman poet who wrote odes, satires, an epistles (letters)
Ovid	Roman poet who wrote love lyrics and the Metamorphoses, a collection of myths written in verse