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Contubernium
8 men
Centurion
commander of a century
Signifier
a century's standard bearer
Optio
second in command of a century
Legion
a military unit of over 5000 men
Cohort
a unit made of six centuries
Century
a unit of about 80 men
Primus pilus
most senior centurion
Legatus
commander of a legion
Tribune
officers of a legion
Camp Prefect
most senior professional soldier, the legatus' right-hand man
Aquilifer
the man who carried the aquila
Aquila
emblem of a legion, an eagle made of gold
Principia
the headquarters of a fortress
Testudo
battle tactic
Ballista
large crossbow
Onager
catapult
Auxiliary
type of soldier
Trireme
warship with three banks of oars
Quadrireme
warship
Quinquereme
warship
Hexareme
warship
Liburna
smaller warship
Horace
Roman poet
Parthia
Rome's enemy to the east
Aeneas
Trojan hero, future founding father of Rome
Creusa
Aeneas' wife
Anchises
Aeneas' father
Iulus / Anchises
Aeneas' son
Priam
King of Troy
Hecuba
Queen of Troy, Roman name for Hecabe
Hector
Prince of Troy
Cassandra
Princess of Troy
Polites
Prince of Troy
Helen
Paris' wife
Pyrrhus
Achilles' son
Trajan
Roman Emperor
Dacia
region north of the Danube
Danube
river
Decebalus
king in Dacia
Triumph
parade celebrated by a victorious Roman general
Via Traiana
Roman road built by Trajan
Octavian
Augustus before he became Augustus
Julius Caesar
dictator of Rome, Octavian's adopted father
Agrippa
Octavian's general
Mark Antony
Julius's Caesar's deputy, Octavian's rival
Cleopatra
Queen of Egypt
Gulf of Ambracia
gulf in Greece, Mark Antony's base
Leukas
island at the mouth of the Ambracian Gulf
Actium
headland at the Ambracian Gulf
Homeric Question
the debate about the authorship of the Iliad and Odyssey
Epic
poetry focusing on great deeds
Time
honour
Kleos
glorious reputation
Aristeia
a scene in which a great warrior fights with exceptional courage and ability
War-prize
something or someone captured in war which brings honour and glory to the victor
Xenia
hospitality
Diomedes
Greek hero
Tydeus
Diomedes' father
Menelaus
Greek hero, original husband of Helen
Achilles
Greek hero
Peleus
Achilles' father
Patroclus
Achilles close companion
Pandarus
ally of the Trojans, great archer
Priam
King of Troy
Aeneas
Trojan hero, future founding father of Rome
Glaucus
warrior, ally of the Trojans
Hector
Prince of Troy
Andromache
Hector's wife
Astyanax
Hector's son
Hecabe
Queen of Troy
Paris
Prince of Troy
Helen
Paris' wife
Iris
Messenger goddess
Dione
Aphrodite's mother
Salamis
island off the coats of Attica
Troezen
city-state in southern Greece to which some Athenians evacuated
Delphi
sanctuary to Apollo and site of the oracle
Artemisium
city-state north of Athens near which the Greek and Persian fleets had a few skirmishes
Eurybiades
the Spartan commander of the Greek fleet
Themistocles
the Athenian commander of the Athenian ships
Artemisia
the queen of Halicarnassus who fought for the Persians at Salamis
Trireme
warship with three banks of oars
Liturgy
super-tax on the wealthy to fund important civic projects
Diekplous
naval manoeuvre whereby a ship would sail through the enemy line, then turn quickly and ram the side of an enemy ship
Hypozomata
to cables stretched from one end of a trireme to another to hold the ship's shape
Prothesis
Greek term for laying out a body
Ekphora
Greek term for a funeral procession
Pyre
the wooden structure used to cremate a body
Anthesteria
Greek festival to honour Dionysus and the dead
Genesia
Greek festival to honour the dead ancestors
Funerary mask
Roman practice of displaying a mask of the ancestors which could be worn by actors at funerals
Manes
Roman term for the spirits of the ancestors
Parentalia
Roman festival to honour the dead
Lemuria
Roman festival to ward off evil spirits
Centauromachy
battle between the Lapiths and the Centaurs
Lapiths
mythical race from northern Greece
Centaurs
half-man half-horse
Amazonomachy
battle between the Amazons and the Greeks
Amazons
mythical race of warrior women