| A | B |
|---|
| apodyterium | Entry to baths; changing room |
| frigidarium | A large cold pool; north side of baths; would close pores |
| palaestra | exercise ground; go here before the baths |
| thermae | Roman baths |
| tepidarium | warm baths; heated by a hypocaust |
| strigles | a scraper; scraps off dirt before baths |
| peristylum | open courtyard within the house; had a garden and shady roof within |
| Pont du Gard | a three tier aqueduct that brings water to the city |
| caldarium | hot baths; heated by a hypocaust; first bath you go to |
| amphitheatrum | large, circular with raised seating; used for fights, shows, executions |
| arena | largest ampitheatre; used mainly for fights and shows |
| bestiarius | beast-hunters; fighers who fought with beasts |
| myrmillon | fish-head fighters; fought with a sword, a shield and a manica |
| retarius | net fighters; fought with a heavy net, a trident and a dagger |
| Samnite | fought like Murmillo and Samnite; fought with visored helmet |
| secutor | a follower or a chaser; armed like a Murmillo |
| venatio | hunting: held in the ampitheater |
| mappa | a white cloth that a sponser drops to begin a race |
| auriga | a slave with a higher status; provided transportation |
| spina | was the raised middle of the circus |
| quadriga | a four horse chariot; used for racing |
| paneum et circenses | bread and games; a phase meaning public approval |
| metae | placed at the end of each racetrack to mark the turning places |
| circus | used for public events; like chariot races and horse races |
| paedogögus | a slave who taught the sons of Roman citizens Greek language |
| papyrus | a grass like water plant; made paper from it |
| stilus | used for marking in wax tablets; made from bone or metal |
| tabella | tablet; a letter or contract |
| ludus | meaning "play, game, sport, training" |
| rhetor | a slave who taught about public speaking, law, and politics |
