Capitol

A building in ancient Rome, where the state

business was done

celebration

A special service or actions to honor a person

or event, or to remember a special time or day

glory

1. a condition of greatest honor and success

visitors who see the ruins of ancient Rome goe an idea of the glory that was hers 

2.  great praise and honor given to someone

or something by others, perhaps making them

famous

The glory of being a hero at the World Trade center was immed by the deaths of so many

mighty

showing strength or power; strong;

full of power

prevent

to keep from happening; to stop something

from developing

triumph

1.  victory: success

2. to win success or victory

beware

to be careful; to be on your guard against

devil

the main wicked spirit or power, at work

 opposite goodness

fate

future; whatever is supposed to happen

 to a person, that is fixed beforehand

and beyond their control.

honorable

honest, good; having showing a sense

of what is right

Brutus

A highly repected roman; a friend of

Caesar who fears his power

Cassius

A Roman whose aim is to turn others against Caesar

Flavius

A government leader chosen to

represent Rome's lower-class citizens

Julius Caesar

A Roman general and very popular

government leader

Mark Antony

 A Roman general and government leader

Marullus

A government leader chosen to represent Rome's lower-class citizens

Pompey

A Roman leader beaten by Caesar in battle

Roman 

A citizen of Rome

Rome

A city in Italy; the seat of power

from which many countries were ruled

 Timber

a river if Italy, which runs

through Rome

Feast of Lupercalia

a celebration held in ancient

Rome every

February 15 to honor one of the

Roman gods

Ides of March

March 15