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Family
The family member who used
patria potestas |
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Children
A boy's guardian spirit |
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Education
The first teacher
of all children |
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Dress
Item of clothing
worn only by male Roman citizens |
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Food
The time
when Republican Romans
ate beef |
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Dining
Number of courses
served at dinner |
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Derivatives
Place
where you can keep
bread and other cooking supplies |
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Family
Latin word
for everyone subject to the
patria potestas |
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Children
What a child received on the
Dies Lustricus
besides a bulla |
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Education
The daily duty of a
paedagogus |
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Dress
Part of the body
on which a Roman wore
soleae and calcei |
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Food
The two fruits
that were most important
to the Romans |
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Definition
| grapes/ uva olives/ olivae |
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Dining
The Romans'
mid-day meal |
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Derivatives
The word
for anything so old
that it rattles |
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Family
Latin word
for your aunt
on your mother's side |
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Children
The reason
a girl stopped wearing
her bulla |
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Term
Education
Two of the many subjects
taught by a grammaticus |
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Definition
| Homer, music, history, geography, mythology, geometry |
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Term
Dress
The woman's garment
tied around the waist with a zona |
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Food
The time
when the Romans put sugar
on their food |
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Dining
The literal meaning of
secunda mensa |
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Derivatives
Favoritism shown to relatives |
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Family
The part of a Roman man's name
that reflected his gens |
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Children
The deities
to whom a boy dedicated his bulla
at age sixteen |
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Education
The two items
a student needed for writing |
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Definition
| tabella (wax tablet) stilus (pointed stick) |
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Dress
Person who wore
a toga candida |
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Definition
| political candidate (Roman running for office) |
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Term
Food
The Romans'
favorite meat |
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Dining
What Roman dinner guests
carried home
in a mappa |
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Derivatives
One of the words
derived from the Latin word,
plicare |
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| complicated replica multiplication |
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Term
Family
The Latin word for
"blood relatives" |
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Children
Latin word
for a baby's rattle toy |
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Education
Teacher who instructed older boys
in the art of
public speaking |
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Dress
The function of a sinus
in a toga |
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Food
The item of food
grown in viticulture |
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Dining
Period of Roman history
when it was good to be a vegetarian |
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Derivatives
The adjective
that describes a bird
who nests on the ground |
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