| A | B |
|---|
| type of gladiator that carried a long oblong shield and sword | Samnite |
| Greek word for racetrack | hippodrome |
| large, comfortable house of the rich | domus |
| paintings | frescoes |
| was a slave, wore a tunic and leather helmet; carried a dagger to cut the reins | charioteer |
| shallow pool for rainwater | impluvium |
| similar to our modern health spas | Baths |
| kitchen | culina |
| type of gladiator with oblong shield, sword and odd-looking helmet with fish crest | myrmillo |
| refers to public spectacles | circuses |
| open courtyard with garden and roofed colonnade | peristylium |
| this word gave us the term gladiator | gladius |
| Roman general who defeated slaves and crucified them on the roads to Rome | Crassus |
| dining room | triclinium |
| signaled the man's death | thumbs up |
| refers to the government policy of giving the citizens food and entertainment to keep them happy and out of trouble | bread and circuses |
| location of gladiator training school | Capua |
| high honor which meant he would never have to fight again | wooden sword |
| stone structures with tiers of seats surrounding the central area | amphitheater |
| opening in the ceiling for light and rain | compluvium |
| bedrooms | cubicula |
| comes from the Latin word for circle | circuses |
| type of gladiator that carried a net and trident | retiarii |
| spoken by gladiators at opening ceremony | Nos morituri te salutamus |
| colored pieces of stone, clay or glass arranged in pattern on the floor | mosaics |
| apartment houses or insulae | tenements |
| refers to the dole of grain for each citizen | bread |
| a large oval course for chariot races | hippodrome |
| signaled "sword down" or spare his life | thumbs down |
| short sword made in Spain | gladius |
| Thracian gladiator that led slave revolt | Spartacus |
| comes from the Latin word for sand | arena |
| study; room where guests were received | tablinum |
| type of gladiator that carried round shield with sword or dagger | Thracian |
| origin was from Etruscan culture shen slaves fought to death when king died | gladiators |
| in 73 BC, he and fellow slaves escaped from training school in Capua | Spartacus |
| shops in front of house | tabernae |
| We who are about to die salute you. | Nos morituri te salutamus |
| library | bibliotheca |
| main room; held the lararium | atrium |
