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| A long era of peace in Rome. |
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| Rows of arches built against one another. |
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| Works that poked fun at human weaknesses. |
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| Poems that express strong emotions about life. |
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| The study of body structure. |
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| Long troughs supported by rows of arches that carried water over long distances. |
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| A Greek philosophy that the Romans modified. It encouraged the Romans to live in a practical way. |
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| Rapidly increasing prices when money loses value. |
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| To exchange goods without losing money. |
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| Political changes to make situations better. |
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| Pictures made from many bits of colored glass or stone. |
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| A person who stands in for a ruler that is too young or too ill to govern. |
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