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Apennines
The mountain range running North and South through Italy
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Aphrodite (Venus)
goddess of love (symbols are doves roses, and swans)
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Apollo
an olympian god of music and poetry; symbols are the lyre and the wreath
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Appian Way
road from Rome to Italy. important.
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apple of discord
a prize for the beauty contest between Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena; started the Trojan War
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aqueduct
romans used it to transport water
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Arachne
challenged Athena to weaving contest. Athena turned her into a spider
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arachnophobia
fear of spiders
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Argo / Argonaut
Mystical ship, sailors following Jason. Did Adventures
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Argos (city/person)
Major Stronghold during Mycenaean war, (person) one of Zeus’ sons
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Ariadne
Daughter of Minos. Helped Theseus escape Labyrinth. Other stories say she was the wife of Dionysus.
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Artemis
(Diana) goddess of nature, hunt, and childbirth.
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astrology
study of sun, moon, planets, stars for predictions
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Atalanta
hunter of Artemis, unwilling to marry. dad threw her away to bears, reclaimed her, men raced for bride. 3 golden apples.
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Athena / Minerva
(Minerva) goddess of wisdom, strategic warfare, justice, law. born from Zeus's head. Symbols are owls, olives, shield with medusa on it
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Athens
city, patron goddess was Athena; Poseidon fought for it
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Atlas
a titan that was forced to hold up the sky
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atrium
part of roman household with a skylight and a basin
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Augustus
part of 2nd triumvirate, military dictator
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veni, vidi, vici
"I came, I saw, I conquered"
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summa cum laude
With great praise
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per annum
for each year
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e.g.
'exempli gratia', means "for example"
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i.e.
"id est", means 'in other words'
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etc.
"and so on"
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SPQR
(Senatus Populusque Romanus) The Senate and People of Rome
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Ostia
port city of Rome
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Brundisium
heel of Italy, port city
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Orpheus
Greek mythology was a Thracian bard, legendary musician and prophet, went to underworld
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Midas
has power to turn anything he touched to gold
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Horatius Cocles
defended across Tber bridge single-handedly
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Cincinnatus
gave up dictatorship to return to farm
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Campus Martius
field of Mars, military training ground
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Palatine Hill
site of imperial palaces