| A | B |
|---|
| Trojan Horse | Tactic used by the Greeks to get into the walls of Troy. |
| Achilles | Strongest Greek, son of Thetis, and invulnerable except for foot |
| Atalanta | Fast woman, who would marry whomever would beat her in a footrace. |
| Thetis | Nymph being married to Peleus. |
| Peleus | a king, who had a wedding, in which he invited many of the gods and goddesses. |
| Paris | Dressed as a shepherd, who decides which goddesses will receive the golden apple |
| Menelaus | had his wife abducted by Paris |
| Venus | wins the golden apple |
| Anchises | father of Aeneas |
| Aeneas | one of the last remaining Trojans to escape Troy |
| Agamemnon | Greek king, who helps his brother go to war with Troy |
| Helen | most beautiful woman in the world, abducted by Paris. |
| Triclinium | Dining room with three sets of couches |
| cena | biggest meal of the Roman day |
| clientes | freedmen and poor, who work for a master |
| patronus | a master, who gives jobs and duties to poorer people |
| salutatio | the greeting of the clientes and patronus |
| Forum | main shopping center of Rome |
| Breakfast | water and bread |
| Recline | how the wealthy Romans would dine |
| palla | Roman shawl worn by women |
| tunica | long shirt worn in Roman times |
| toga | garment worn by Roman male citizens |
| dawn | when Caecilius would get up |
