Gods & Titans
Historical Figures
Mythology
Latin
Culture
100
The god of thunder and lighting
Quid est Zeus
100
He stuck his hand in a fire to show his loyalty to Rome
Quid est Muscious Scaevola
100
About a man who was only in love with himself
Quid est Narcissus
100
The latin word for "happy"
Quid est laeta
100
Where people went to see chariot races
Quid est Circus Maximus
200
Leader of the Titans and his symbol is the scythe
Quid est Kronos
200
Fought of the Etruscans on a bridge and jumped into the Tiber River
Quid est Horatius Cocles
200
He sought the head of Medusa to return it to King Polydectes
Quid est Perseus
200
Latin word for "to sit"
Quid est sedet
200
Where some businesses, government, religious functions, shopping for food and clothes all took place here.
Quid est Forum Romanum
300
The god of fire and blacksmithing; made weapons for the gods
Quid est Vulcan
300
Led a escape with hostages to get back to Rome
Quid est Cloelia
300
He fought the Harpies, conquered a fire-breathing bull, and captured the golden-fleece
Quid est Jason
300
This means to sleep in latin
Quid est dormit
300
The fifth and seventh day of month
Quid est Nonae
400
The goddess who helped in the creation of earth, also known as mother earth
Quid est Gaea
400
The third king of Rome and was struck by a lightening bolt
Quid est Tullus Hostilius
400
Was assigned to complete the twelve labors
Quid est Hercules
400
Number for the roman numerals, MDCCLXXVI, in English
Quid est 1776
400
A Roman man running for political office would wear this toga
Quid est toga candida
500
Known as father sky and husband of Gaea
Quid est Uranus
500
He was made dictator in 396 BC, destroyed many Etruscan cities and towns, and drove out the Gauls DOUBLE POINTS
Quid est Camillus
500
Tamed Pegasus, but was sadly crippled for the rest of his life when he was rejected from Olympus
Quid est Bellerophon
500
The meaning of the latin word "agit".
Quid est to do or make
500
The Romans had a bedroom they slept in called a
Quid est cubiculum
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