Map of Italy
Northernmost arrow on the shin of Italy.
What is Rome?
Dining room
What is a triclinium?
This is the morning greeting between a patron and their clients.
The case for the subject.
What is the nominative case?
This is the Roman dinner party.
What is a cēna?
Island at the tip of Italy's boot.
What is Sicily?
Study
What is a tablinum?
Caecilius would do this activity in the forum.
What is banking/business?
The case for the direct object.
What is the accusative case?
What is bread and water?
Town on the southeast slopes of Vesuvius.
What is Pompeii?
Bedroom
What is a cubiculum?
A stola and palla would be worn by this member of Caecilius's family.
Who is Metella?
This noun does the action in the sentence.
What is the subject?
A Roman's lunch was a bit heartier, consisting of these food items.
What is bread, meat, fish, and/or fruit?
Town on the northwest slopes of Vesuvius.
What is Herculaneum?
Main room
What is the atrium?
Only these people were allowed to wear togas. You will need at least three words.
Who are Roman Citizen Men?
This noun receives the action in the sentence.
What is the direct object?
The Roman dinner party consisted of this many courses.
This town became modern-day Naples.
What is Neapolis?
The pool in the atrium into which rainwater falls.
What is the impluvium?
While Caecilius goes to the forum, Metella was in charge of this space.
Noun families that share endings.
What is a declension?
This phrase encompasses the entire Roman dinner party, from the beginning to the end.
What is "From eggs to apples"?