A | B |
Venus | mother of Aeneas |
Latinus | Aeneas married his daughter |
Latium | place in Italy where Aeneas settled |
Latinus | king of the Latins |
Aeneas | led the Trojans to Italy |
Rhea Silvia | mother of Romulus and Remus |
Romulus | founded Rome and was her first king |
Alba Longa | city where Romulus and Remus were born |
Numitor | grandfather of Romulus and Remus |
April 21, 753 B.C. | date on which Rome was founded |
Remus | was killed by Romulus |
Tarquin the Proud | Rome's last king |
509 B.C. | year in which the Rome changed from a kindgom to a republic |
Horatius | held off the enemy invaders at the bridge over the Tiber |
Mucius Scaevola | swore to kill the king who was helping Tarquin the Proud return to power; burnt his right hand in a fire |
Scaevola | means "Lefty" |
Julius Caesar | Rome's greatest general, conquered many lands for Rome |
March 15, 44 B.C. | date on which Julius Caesar was murdered |
Octavian | Julius Caesar's adopted son; brought many years of peace to the Roman empire |
Augustus | means "the honored one" |
500 years | the Roman Empire lasted approximately this long |
derivative of poeta | poet |
derivative of exempli | example |
derivative of gratia | grace |