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100

This titan, who ate 5/6 of his children, was Zeus' father.

Who is Kronos?

100

This infamous Roman was consul in 59 BC.

Who is Gaius Julius Caesar?

100

This Latin declension contains primarily feminine nouns.

What is the first declension?

100

One of Homer’s most famous epic poems is the Odyssey. This mythological king of Ithaca is the protagonist of the Odyssey.

Who is Odysseus?

100

The Romans did not have sugar. Instead, they used this to sweeten their food.

What is honey?

200

Hephaestus was the Greek god of blacksmithing and fire. This is his Roman name.

What is Vulcan?

200

This Patrician Roman was dictator of Rome for just sixteen days.

Who is Cincinnatus?

200

The definition of the noun “nox, noctis”

What is night?

200

This ancient city is the setting of the Iliad, the Odyssey, the Aeneid, and is famous for the ten year long war which took place there.

What is Troy?

200

The triclinium was the Roman dining room and it was comprised of this piece of furniture.

What is the lectus?

300

Bellerophon killed this monster with the help of Pegasus.

What is the Chimaera?

300

Known for being a tyrant, this king of Rome married his brother’s wife.

Who is Tarquinius Superbus?

300

Two possible definitions of the popular fifth declension noun “res”

What is thing, object, stuff, matter, issue, subject, topic, affair, event, story, history, deed, or circumstances?

300

This ancient writer wrote a record of Roman history that is the basis of most of what we know about Rome today.

Who is Livy?

300

Romans made a variety of art. This art form could be compared to modern-day pixel art.

What is mosaics?

400

This mythological group consists of Allecto, Megaera, and Tisiphone.

What are the Furies?

400

The city of Rome was sacked in 410 AD by this Germanic nation.

Who are the Visigoths?

400

The meaning of the commonly used abbreviation “etc.”

What is "and others"?

400

This author (who lived during the regin of Augustus)’s magnum opus is generally regarded to be The Metamorphoses.

Who is Ovid?

400

The Romans were not always Christians. This religion preceded Christianity in the Roman Empire.

What is paganism?

500

This goddess gave her lover eternal life but forgot to give him eternal youth.

Who is Eos/Aurora?

500

Cleopatra had many husbands and lovers throughout her life. Name three of them.

Who are Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, and Ptolemy XIV/Ptolemy XIII?

500

The English meaning of the Latin motto "Mens Agitat Molem"

What is "mind over matter"?

500

He was an orator, author, and politician. This Roman is renowned for his use of the Periodic Style in his writings (long sentences).

Who is Cicero?

500

This small rodent was often eaten and considered a delicacy to the Romans.

What is doormice?

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