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| city | urbs, urbis, f. |
| to make a journey, travel | iter facere |
| building | aedificium, aedificii, n. |
| today | hodie |
| tomorrow | cras |
| perhaps | fortasse |
| what | quid |
| who | qui |
| suddenly | subito |
| forum, market place | forum, fori, n. |
| to appear | appareo, aparere, apparui |
| to be silent | taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitum |
| how! | quam! |
| brave, strong | fortis, fortis, forte |
| Colosseum | Flavium amphitheatrum |
| to do, to make | facio, facere, feci, factus |
| Apollo (god of music and medicine) | Apollo, Apollinis |
| Diana (goddess of moon and hunting) | Diana, Dianae |
| to save | servo, servare, servavi, servatus |
| bring, carry, bear | fero, ferre, tuli, latus |
| to go | eo, ire, ivi, iturus |
| to want | volo, velle, volui |
| to not want | nolo, nelle, nolui |
| we | nos |
| you (pl) | vos |
| you (sg) | tu |
| lion | leo, leonis, m. |
| to open | aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus |
| woman | femina feminae, f noun 1 |
| man | vir, viri, m. |
| head | capitum, capiti, n. |
| to turn | verto, vertere, verti, versus |
| to find | invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus |
| run away, flee | fugio, fugere, fugi |
| inn | caupona, cauponae, f. |
| carriage | raeda, readae f. |
| to spend the night | pernocto, pernocatare, pernocatavi, pernoctatus |
| ditch | fossa, foassae, f. |
| to drag out | extraho, extrahere, extraxi, extractus |
| for a long time | diu |
| forum, city center | forum, fori, n. |
| ampitheater | ampitheatrum, ampitheatri, n. |
| The Colosseum | ampitheatrum Flavius |
| help, aid, assistance | auxilium, auxilii. n. |
| Rome | The center of the Roman Empire, home of the kings and emperors. |
| Alexandria | The capital of Egypt, home of Cleopatra. |
| Carthago | Rome's #1 enemy that they fought 3 wars with. The 2nd war involved Hannibal bringing elephants across the Alps and in the 3rd war Rome defeated them and made it so that the city could never be rebuilt by spreading thousands of pounds of salt on the earth. |
| Troia | Aeneas is from this city. He founded the Roman race. |
| Mt. Vesuvius | The deadly volcano that erupted in 79AD destroying, Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae. |
| Sicilia | This island is the location of Mt. Aetna, where Vulcan and the cyclops make Jupiter's thunderbolts. |
| Aegyptus | The country that is Rome's #1 food supplier. |
| Ostia | The port city that receives all the goods from Africa, Spain and nearby islands. |
| Graecia | The country that most influenced the Romans in art, laws and literature. |
| Gallia | The country that Julius Caesar added to to the empire in 53 BC. |
| Hispania | The country that is the home to the first emperor, who was born outside of Italy. |
| Pompeii | This city was buried in 79 AD by a deadly volcano. |
| Tiberis | This is the river that brings the goods from the port city to Rome. |
| Mare Nostrum | The sea that the Romans controlled and called "our sea". |
| Aetna Mons | The volcano on Sicily. |
| Alpes Montes | The mt. range that provides northern Italy with natural protection. |
| Appennius Mons | The mt. range that is known as the back bone of Italy. |
| Britannia | The country conquered by the emperor Claudius. |
| Rubico | The river that Caesar crossed with military troops declaring war on the other senators. |
| Brundisium | The port city that receives goods from Greece and the eastern parts of the empire. |