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| one of two officials who led the Roman Republic |
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| a member of an upper-class family in the Roman Republic |
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| an ordinary citizen in the Roman Republic |
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| the rejection of any planned action or rule by a person in power |
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| a ruler who has total control of the government |
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| a unit of an empire or country; area of the Roman Empire ruled by a governor who was supported by an army |
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| a large amphitheater built in Rome around 70 C.E.; site of contests and combats between people and animals |
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| a structure that carries water over long distances |
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| a large country estate; an important source of food for ancient Rome |
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| an arena in ancient Rome; also the show held there |
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| a person in ancient Rome who fought in an arena for the entertainment of the public; usually a slave |
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| found of Christianity; believe by his followers to be the Messiah |
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| a savior in Judaism and Christianity |
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| a follower of a person or a belief |
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| a letter; in the Christian Bible, any of the letters written by disciples to Christian groups |
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| a person who dies for a particular cause |
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| emperor of Rome from 312 to 337 C.E.; encouraged the spread of Christianity |
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| a soldier who serves for pay in a foreign army |
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| an economic situation in which there is more money with less value |
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