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The founders (according to legend) of the city of Rome.
Who are Romulus and Remus?
100
The English translation of "amamus"
What is "we love"/"we are loving"?
100
The English translation of "devastatur".
What is "he/she/it is devastated" or "he/she/it is being devastated"?
100
The English translation of "navigavi".
What is "I have sailed"?
100
The English translation of "neglectus est".
What is "he has been neglected"?
200
The year that the city of Rome was founded.
What is 753 B.C.E.?
200
The English translation of "habebas".
What is "you were having" or "you used to have"?
200
The English translation of "separabamini".
What is "you all were being separated" or "you all used to be separated"?
200
The English translation of "audiverant".
What is "they had heard"?
200
The English translation of "narrati eratis"?
What is "you all had been told"?
300
The Roman god of war.
Who is Mars?
300
The English translation of "possidebunt".
What is "they will possess"?
300
The English translation of "intellegebaris".
What is "you were being understood"?
300
The English translation of "habuimus".
What is "we have had"?
300
The English translation of "iudicata erit".
What is "she will have been judged"?
400
Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero.
Who are the Julio-Claudian emperors?
400
The Latin verb that means "they are ordering".
What is "iubent"?
400
The Latin verb that means "we were being healed".
What is "sanabamur"?
400
The Latin verb that means "you all will have taken".
What is "ceperitis"?
400
The Latin verb that means "we had been believed".
What is "crediti eramus" or "creditae eramus"?
500
The Roman commander credited for defeating Hannibal.
Who is Scipio Africanus?
500
The Latin verb that means "he will know".
What is "sciet"?
500
The Latin verb that means "they will be lost".
What is "amittentur"?
500
The Latin verb that means "I had cooked".
What is "coxeram"?
500
The Latin verb that means "I have been punished".
What is "punitus sum" or "punita sum"?