Rubicon		Proclaimed official tolerance for Christianity
Twelvetables		First Christian Emperor
Horatius		male head of a Roman household
Saul		Rome fought against them in the Punic Wars
Livy		Roman General who defeated Carthage
Diocletian		Persecutor of Christians
Constantine		Backbone of the Roman Republic
Meditations		The lover of both Caesar and Athony
PontiusPilate		Language of the Western Roman Empire
Marius		The language of the Eastern Roman Empire
Etruscans		Last Emperor of the Pax Romana
Patricians		changed the nature of raising an army in Rome, gave them land for loyalty
Paterfamilias		He attacked Rome over the Alps
Republic		Lost his head in Egypt
EdictofMilan		Gladiator who lead a slave uprising against Rome
Pompey		The first group to invade Rome
Latin		The Roman Procurator in Judea
Cincinnatus		The first Emperor of Rome
Spartacus		"The Roman Peace"
Carthage		Held off an Etruscan army at the bridge
Cleopatra		Author of the Aenied
Paul		He was made dictator for six months, though severed only for a couple of weeks
Greek		First Roman codification of Law
Three		Upper class Romans
Augustus		Battle that ended the second Punic War
Visigoths		He divided the Roman Empire
Virgil		number of Punic Wars
Alps		type of government where the leader is not a monarch and some of the people can vote
Smallfarmer		He appointed his horse consul of Rome
Scipio		The apostle responsible for spreading Christianity
PaxRomana		The majority of the Roman people were members of this class
Colosseum		The river that meant "the point of no return"
TheodosiustheGreat		Made Christianity the official religion of Rome
Zealots		Book written by Marcus Aurelius
March		Island of contention at the beginning of the Punic Wars
Caligula		Caesar was assassinated in this month
Concrete		Author of the "History of Rome"
MarcusAurelius		River that runs through Rome
Tiber		Jewish group that advocated the overthrow of Roman rule
BattleofZama		The most significant building in Rome
Sicily		mountain range in the norther part of Italy
Hannibal		They had the greatest impact on Rome
Plebeians		Backbone of Roman architecture