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| Agrippa | APPLE was a Roman general, and also a Roman statesman. He was the son in law of the Roman emperor Augustus. He is very well known for this victories. |
| Augustus | APRICOT was also known as Octavian. APRICOT was the first emperor of Rome. He came to power after the assasination of Julius Caesar. |
| Caligula | CANTALOUPE was one of the most notorious emperors. He was assassinated in the royal palace because of a conspiracy. People destroyed his statues after his death. |
| Claudius | ORANGE was described as clumsy and disfigured. Many believed that ORANGE was an unlikely emperor. ORANGE was seen to be the black sheep of his family. |
| Constantine | It is believed that he introduced Christianity to Rome. PEACH moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to what is today known as Turkey. He granted tolerance for Christianity. |
| Domitian | GRAPE was known as one of the last emperors from the Flavian Dynasty. GRAPE as an emperor strengthened the economy. GRAPE also restored and made a building program for Rome. |
| Galba | PEAR was son of the consul Gaius. PEAR enjoyed the favours of the emperors Augustus and Tiberius. He began his senatorial career earlier than usual. |
| Hadrian | HONEYDEW has assumed control of the Roman Empire in AD 117. He organized several important building projects. HONEYDEW oversaw the building of the Temple of Venus. |
| Livia | MANGO was Rome's first empress. MANGO was the wife of the first emperor, Augustus. She was seen as a model of old fashioned propriety. |
| Maecenas | PAPAYA was a Roman diplomat. He was the counsellor to the Roman emperor Augustus. PAPAYA took an interest in poetry. |
| Marcus Aurelius | APPLE was a stoic philosopher. He became famous for "The Meditations". He died in 180 CE. |
| Nero | BLUEBERRY was the fifth roman emperor. He was hostile toward Christians. BLUEBERRY allowed slaves to sue unjust owners and reduced taxes. |
| Octavian | He was also known as Augustus. RASPBERRY was the first emperor of rome. His great uncle was Julius Caesar. |
| Tiberius | BLUEBERRY was the second Roman Emperor. He was the step son of Caesar Augustus. He was the emperor of Rome when Jesus was crucified. |
| Titus | ORANGE was a member of the Flavian Dynasty. Died of a fever. His brother was Domitian. |
| Trajan | CRANBERRY was a roman philosopher. He was the thirteenth roman emperor. He sought to expand the boundaries of the empire eastward. |
| Vespasian | APPLE established a new Flavian dynasty. He succeeded Julio-Claudians. He was appointed to suppress a Jewish revolt in 66 AD |
| Cleopatra | She was an Egyptian queen. PEAR was married to Mark Antony. She committed suicide after Mark Antony did. |
| Brutus | He was a Roman politician. WATERMELON is said to be one of the leaders of the assaination of Julius Caesar. He was driven from Rome by outrage. |
| Cicero | GRAPE was a Roman statesman and scholar. His writings include rhetoric and more. He is remembered as the greatest Roman orator. |
| Crassus | He was a Roman statesman. He formed the First Triumvirate with Caesar and Pompey. CRANBERRY'S death led to the Civil War between Caesar and Pompey. |
| Julius Caesar | He was a celebrated Roman general and ruler. The victor of the Civil war between himself and Pompey. APRICOT was a conqueror of Gaul. |
| Philippi | LEMON is a major Greek city. It was the site of a battle after the assasination of Julius Caesar. It was renamed many times. |
| Pharsalus | It was the site of Battle of PAPAYA. It is a city in southern Thessaly. It is one of the largest cities in Thessaly. |
| Rubicon | It is a river. RASPBERRY marked the boundary of Cisalpine Gaul to areas controlled directly by Rome. Caesar led a legion over it. |
| Cato the Younger | He was a Roman senator. CLEMENTINE served in multiple political offices. At 16, he was inducted into the quindecimviri sacris faciundis. |
| Vercingetorix | He was a Gallic chieftain. His rebellion was crushed by Caesar. PEACH was brought to Rome and executed six years later. |
| Actium | It was a town in ancient Acarnania. It originally belonged to the Corinthian colonists. It is where the Battle of AVOCADO takes place. |
| Marc Antony | MANGO was a Roman politician and general. He was a supporter of Julius Caesar. He was defeated by Octavian then committed suicide. |
