Gods & Goddesses
Other Mythology
Latin in English
Famous Romans
Where Are They Now?
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Greek goddess of love

Aphrodite

100

Greek female monster with hair made of snakes

Medusa

100

This English word comes from the Latin word "gustat" and means extreme dislike

disgust

100

Roman dictator who was killed on the Ides of March

Julius Caesar

100

Aegyptus

Egypt

200

Roman god of war

Mars

200

Greek mythological figure and main character of the Iliad with one weakness

Achilles

200

the English word "pulchritude" comes from this Latin word. And what does the English word mean? 

"pulcher, pulchra," beauty

200

Pompeiian banker who posthumously became famous from his starring role in the Cambridge Latin Course

Caecilius

200

Macedonia and Achaea (1 country)

Greece

300

Greek god of fire and metalworking

Hephaestus

300

Mythical twin founders of Rome raised by a she-wolf

Romulus and Remus

300

Writing on a tomb. Comes from the Latin word "scribit."

Inscription
300

Adopted son of Julius Caesar, Rome's first emperor and the inspiration for the name of a month

Augustus Caesar

300

Hispania (2 countries)

Spain and Portugal

400

Greek goddess of agriculture

Demeter

400

What Jason and the Argonauts were searching for

The golden fleece

400

If someone is impecunious, what does that mean? 

He or she does not have money.

400

Most famous Roman gladiator of all time who led a slave revolt. Name comes from an ancient city

Spartacus

400

Gallia

France

500

Roman goddess of hearth, home, & family

Vesta

500

Roman book written by Ovid that elaborates on many Greek myths involving transformation

Metamorphoses

500
The English word "quotidian" comes from what Latin word? What does the English word mean?

cotidie

happening every day, commonplace

500

Military general who conquered most of Britain. Name literally means farmer

Agricola

500

Asia

Turkey

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