| A | B |
|---|
| Pax Romana | the Roman peace that began during the reign of Augusta Ceasar |
| Civilized | having more of the things that make life easier |
| eternal | lasting forever |
| aqueduct | a bridge that carries flowing water |
| basis | the idea or reason behind somehthing |
| practical | Useful;having to do with the use of something |
| reasonable | making sense; fair |
| concrete | a mixture of and, water, and other materials that hardens to become rocklike |
| imperfection | something that makes a thing or person not perfect |
| vaulted | a ceiling that is high, arched, and covers a large space |
| sanitation | the act of making something free from disease, or healthy and clean |
| sewer | an underground pipe that carries away dirty water and human waste |
| survive | to continue to be; to stay alive |
| Christianity | the religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Bible |
| divine | having something to do with the gods or with God |
| Gospel | one of the four books of the New Testament part of the Bible;a word that means "good news" |
| homeland | the land that belongs to a people; the country people call their home |
| Messiah | a king went by God who will save people from something |
| prophet | a person who speaks for God |
| betray | to stop being loyal to someone; to do something to hurt someone |
| crucify | to hang someone on a cross so that the person dies |
| miracle | an amazing or wonderful event that no one can explaine |
| disciple | a follower of someone |
| Gentile | a non-Jew |
| debate | to talk about something; to have two or more sides talk about something |
| insane | to be ill in one's head |
| condemn | to say that someone must suffer or die; to say that something is wrong |
| entertainment | plays and other things that amuse people |
| lyre | a small musical intrument with strings |
| border | the dividing line between two countries |
| decline | to lose power; to turn downward |
| treasury | the money collected to the government and used to pay for things |
| plague | a disease that spreads from person to person and kills many people |
