Index

Index

[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z]

Click on the first letter of the subject you are searching for.

Aenas Romulus and Remus, founders of Rome, were descendents of him

Ascanius Son of Aenas

Aggripina She was the women of Claudius and she cheated him.

Augustus The first emperor of the Roman Empire

The B-selection

Bathhouses Bathhouse where the Romans were going to after working. They cleaned themselves, met friends and they came to rest.

The C-selection

Caesar, Julius He was a famous dictator of the Roman empire.

Caligula Emperor of the Roman Empire with a strange behaviour.

Claudius Emperor of the Roman Empire who made the mistakes of Caligula good.

Clientes Clientes were poor patriciërs, who came for the salutatio of their patronus. They say goodmorning to the patronus and they got the money or the food to get through the day.

Colosseum This was a big famous stadium of the Roman Empire, in Rome.

The D-selection

Domus This was a house in a city where the rich people lived.

The E-selection

The F-selection

Food and games Free entertainment with food and drink which were profided by the emperors.

Forum Romanum The Forum Romanum was the biggest marktplace in Rome. There was a market held once every nine days. On the Forum Romanum, there were Temples and a bank.

The G-selection

Gladiators They were slaves or criminals who had to fight on live and death in, for example the Colosseum.

The H-selection

Houses In the Roman Empire, there were different houses.

The I-selection

Ilium Latin for Troy, the city of the Trojan War.

Imperator This was a militairic title of Augustus.

Insulae This was some kind of flat in a city. Poor people lived in here.

Iulian - Claudian House This were Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero

The J-selection

Jesus of Nazareth He was the founder of the Christianity.

Julius Caesar He was a famous dictator of the Roman Empire.

The K-selection

The L-selection

The M-selection

The N-selection

Nero He was the last and a cruel emperor of the Iulia - Claudian Hause.

The O-selection

Octavianus This was the first emperor of the Roman Empire, also called Augustus.

The P-selection

Paedagogus The paedagogus was the slave of a patronus who helped the children. He brought the boys to school, etc.

Patriciër A patriciër was a poor Roman, lived in an insulae.

Patronus Rich gentleman from the city, who had poor wards (clientes). These came salute him in the morning. He them some money or food.

Pax Romana This was the Roman peace. During this period, the trade and the prosperity grew fast.

The Q-selection

The R-selection

Roads The Romans built a large network of roads through the Roman Empire.

The S-selection

Salutatio The salutatio was the moment when the clientes saluted their patronus, and when the patronus gave them some money or food. The salutatio took place at the first hour of the day.

Seianus He was commander of the Preaetoric gard during Tiberius.

Senate The 'parlement' of the Roman Empire.

Senators A Senator was a member of the Senate. The Senate was the government of the Roman Empire.

Sportula The sportula was the money or the food, which the Patronus gave to his clientes by salutatio.

Storage accommodations of the villa-complex This was a part of the villa-complex, where products were stored.

The T-selection

Tiberius He was the second emperor of the Roman Empire.

Toga candida The toga candida was an extra white toga, which were used to wear for those who were candidate for the elections of a political function.

Toga picta A purple toga. Only emperors may wear a toga picta.

Toga praetexta A toga with a purple brim. This toga was worn by boys up to 16 years, and bu senators.

Toga virilis A toga virilis was a normal white toga, which was worn by all man above the 16 years.

Troy City of Trojan War. Latin: Ilium.

The U-selection

The V-selection

Veni, vidi, vici After a lot of victory's, Caesar send the message: 'Veni, vidi, vici' 'I came, I saw, I conquered' to the Senate.

Villa-complex This was a villa with different other buildings around it on the countryside.

Villa rustica This is a part of a villa-complex.

Villa urbana This is a part of a villa complex.

Vitruvius He was a famous architect of the Roman Empire.

The W-selection

The X-selection

The Y-selection

The Z-selection

Aenas	Romulus and Remus, founders of Rome, were descendents of him
Ascanius	Son of Aenas
Aggripina	She was the women of Claudius and she cheated him.
Augustus	The first emperor of the Roman Empire

Bathhouses	Bathhouse where the Romans were going to after working. They cleaned themselves, met friends and they came to rest.

Caesar, Julius	He was a famous dictator of the Roman empire.
Caligula	Emperor of the Roman Empire with a strange behaviour.
Claudius	Emperor of the Roman Empire who made the mistakes of Caligula good.
Clientes	Clientes were poor patriciërs, who came for the salutatio of their patronus. They say goodmorning to the patronus and they got the money or the food to get through the day.
Colosseum	This was a big famous stadium of the Roman Empire, in Rome.

Domus	This was a house in a city where the rich people lived.

Food and games	Free entertainment with food and drink which were profided by the emperors.
Forum Romanum	The Forum Romanum was the biggest marktplace in Rome. There was a market held once every nine days. On the Forum Romanum, there were Temples and a bank.

Ilium	Latin for Troy, the city of the Trojan War.
Imperator	This was a militairic title of Augustus.
Insulae	This was some kind of flat in a city. Poor people lived in here.
Iulian - Claudian House	This were Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero

Jesus of Nazareth	He was the founder of the Christianity.
Julius Caesar	He was a famous dictator of the Roman Empire.

Paedagogus	The paedagogus was the slave of a patronus who helped the children. He brought the boys to school, etc.
Patriciër	A patriciër was a poor Roman, lived in an insulae.
Patronus	Rich gentleman from the city, who had poor wards (clientes). These came salute him in the morning. He them some money or food.
Pax Romana	This was the Roman peace. During this period, the trade and the prosperity grew fast.

Salutatio	The salutatio was the moment when the clientes saluted their patronus, and when the patronus gave them some money or food. The salutatio took place at the first hour of the day.
Seianus	He was commander of the Preaetoric gard during Tiberius.
Senate	The 'parlement' of the Roman Empire.
Senators	A Senator was a member of the Senate. The Senate was the government of the Roman Empire.
Sportula	The sportula was the money or the food, which the Patronus gave to his clientes by salutatio.
Storage accommodations of the villa-complex	This was a part of the villa-complex, where products were stored.

Tiberius	He was the second emperor of the Roman Empire.
Toga candida	The toga candida was an extra white toga, which were used to wear for those who were candidate for the elections of a political function.
Toga picta	A purple toga. Only emperors may wear a toga picta.
Toga praetexta	A toga with a purple brim. This toga was worn by boys up to 16 years, and bu senators.
Toga virilis	A toga virilis was a normal white toga, which was worn by all man above the 16 years.
Troy	City of Trojan War. Latin: Ilium.

Veni, vidi, vici	After a lot of victory's, Caesar send the message: 'Veni, vidi, vici' 'I came, I saw, I conquered' to the Senate.
Villa-complex	This was a villa with different other buildings around it on the countryside.
Villa rustica	This is a part of a villa-complex.
Villa urbana	This is a part of a villa complex.
Vitruvius	He was a famous architect of the Roman Empire.