Oh, and above all else, remember:  When in Rome, do as the Romans do.




The Forum is the central nervous system of SPQR Online, housing much of the site's interactive features.  Post a message on the message board, contact the webmasters, see any news concerning classical Rome, and stay tuned for information concerning updates to this site.  Definately stop by.

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The Roman army was the military powerhouse that conquered most of the known world in classical times.  It acted as a well-oiled machine: efficient, exacting, and victorious.  Learn the true meaning of I came, I saw, I conquered by exploring the organization, history, and methods of the Roman war machine.

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Salve:  Latin for "hello," and with that, welcome to Rome!   Discover how to survive daily life in this ancient city, with information concerning how to tell time and dates, speak the language, keep up to date on celebrities and events, stay hip on the latest fashions, and more!

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They have survived for millenia, the ancient myths and legends of Ancient Rome, in one form or another.  Who hasn't heard of Hercules?  Cupid?  Venus?  But do you know the "true" stories behind these classical deities?  Visit the Pantheon to find out about everything from the gods and godesses themselves to the legends within which they endure.

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Rome's innovative republican government provided the basis for which much of the world now operates its political systems.  Learn about Rome's history and leadership through its three political stages - and make sure you beware the Ides of March.

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Indeed, Rome is remembered for its gory gladitorial contests, its craving for what we would call the "gruesome."  But Romans had a soft side too. Get in touch with it, from the civilization who brought you some of the most influential art and poetry ever, literature which continues to endure, the most advanced roads and engineered structures of its day, and much more.

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Roman map makers were certainly busy, what, with a civilization that conquered almost all the known world.  Keep up with all of those provinces and countries with our section on the geography of ancient Rome, in addition to information concerning all of those many landmarks you are always hearing so much about.  Honestly, what do you really know about Hadrian's Wall?

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And the rest - if you're interested, be sure to check out the information pertinent to the creation of this website, team 26602 itself, the bibliography, and our virtual quiz testing your knowledge of ancient Rome.  Were you paying attention?  Of course.

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Ancient Rome can be one of the most interesting, intriguing, and challenging things to teach - and learn.  Teachers, this section is a must see, with sample lesson plans and evalutions, plus a site tour and scavanger hunt to get you and your students acquainted with SPQR Online.  In addition, there is a Teacher Lounge especially deigned for you to share knowledge about how to make Latin - and Roman history - more interesting and fun for your students.

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