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Roman EmpireVersión en línea An alphabetical wheel about vocabulary related to Roman Empire por David Fernández Izquierdo A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U V Starts with A Construction which allows to take water from far places, bringing it to the city. The most beautiful part, its arches. Starts with B Construction which makes possible to cross a river. In Extremadura we have examples like the Roman bridges of Alcántara or Mérida. Starts with C Small round piece of metal, made of gold, silver, bronze or copper, with a value. Used for trading. The roman ones usually had the face of the emperor. Starts with D The name of the most popular silver roman coin. The Spanish word "dinero" comes from this word. Starts with E A very big territorial identity, composed by many different lands. After 27 AD, Rome became one of them. Starts with F Gladiators had to _______ for their lives. Starts with G Person trained to fight in the arena vs animals or vs other fighters. Roman people loved them. Starts with H Name that Romans gave to the Iberian peninsula. Starts with I Actual European country in which Roman Empire appeared and grew Starts with J Name of Cesar, one of the most significant historical roman characters. Starts with L Language spoken in the Roman Empire. Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese... come from this old language. Starts with M Name of the sea around which Roman Empire spread Starts with N Name of Romulus and Remus grandfather. He was the one who ordered to abandon them in the wild. Starts with O big and tall piece of stone, like a column but with a pyramidal top. Romans used to steal them from Egypt in order to adorn their monuments, like, for example, the Circus Maximus. Nowadays you can find many of them in Rome, at the squares. Starts with P Possibly one of the most famous roman cities, destroyed (and preserved) by a volcano called "Vesubius" Starts with R The capital city of the Roman Empire. Starts with S Person who is forced to serve other people by means of threatening or punishment. Starts with T Roman Emperor. Under his rule the empire reached its maximum extent. Starts with U Like bowl with a lid, very decorated, in which ancient Romans put the ashes of dead people Starts with V The writing of number 5 in latin.

Roman EmpireVersión en línea

An alphabetical wheel about vocabulary related to Roman Empire

por David Fernández Izquierdo

Starts with A

Construction which allows to take water from far places, bringing it to the city. The most beautiful part, its arches.

Starts with B

Construction which makes possible to cross a river. In Extremadura we have examples like the Roman bridges of Alcántara or Mérida.

Starts with C

Small round piece of metal, made of gold, silver, bronze or copper, with a value. Used for trading. The roman ones usually had the face of the emperor.

Starts with D

The name of the most popular silver roman coin. The Spanish word "dinero" comes from this word.

Starts with E

A very big territorial identity, composed by many different lands. After 27 AD, Rome became one of them.

Starts with F

Gladiators had to _______ for their lives.

Starts with G

Person trained to fight in the arena vs animals or vs other fighters. Roman people loved them.

Starts with H

Name that Romans gave to the Iberian peninsula.

Starts with I

Actual European country in which Roman Empire appeared and grew

Starts with J

Name of Cesar, one of the most significant historical roman characters.

Starts with L

Language spoken in the Roman Empire. Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese... come from this old language.

Starts with M

Name of the sea around which Roman Empire spread

Starts with N

Name of Romulus and Remus grandfather. He was the one who ordered to abandon them in the wild.

Starts with O

big and tall piece of stone, like a column but with a pyramidal top. Romans used to steal them from Egypt in order to adorn their monuments, like, for example, the Circus Maximus. Nowadays you can find many of them in Rome, at the squares.

Starts with P

Possibly one of the most famous roman cities, destroyed (and preserved) by a volcano called "Vesubius"

Starts with R

The capital city of the Roman Empire.

Starts with S

Person who is forced to serve other people by means of threatening or punishment.

Starts with T

Roman Emperor. Under his rule the empire reached its maximum extent.

Starts with U

Like bowl with a lid, very decorated, in which ancient Romans put the ashes of dead people

Starts with V

The writing of number 5 in latin.

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Starts with A

Construction which allows to take water from far places, bringing it to the city. The most beautiful part, its arches.

Starts with B

Construction which makes possible to cross a river. In Extremadura we have examples like the Roman bridges of Alcántara or Mérida.

Starts with C

Small round piece of metal, made of gold, silver, bronze or copper, with a value. Used for trading. The roman ones usually had the face of the emperor.

Starts with D

The name of the most popular silver roman coin. The Spanish word "dinero" comes from this word.

Starts with E

A very big territorial identity, composed by many different lands. After 27 AD, Rome became one of them.

Starts with F

Gladiators had to _______ for their lives.

Starts with G

Person trained to fight in the arena vs animals or vs other fighters. Roman people loved them.

Starts with H

Name that Romans gave to the Iberian peninsula.

Starts with I

Actual European country in which Roman Empire appeared and grew

Starts with J

Name of Cesar, one of the most significant historical roman characters.

Starts with L

Language spoken in the Roman Empire. Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese... come from this old language.

Starts with M

Name of the sea around which Roman Empire spread

Starts with N

Name of Romulus and Remus grandfather. He was the one who ordered to abandon them in the wild.

Starts with O

big and tall piece of stone, like a column but with a pyramidal top. Romans used to steal them from Egypt in order to adorn their monuments, like, for example, the Circus Maximus. Nowadays you can find many of them in Rome, at the squares.

Starts with P

Possibly one of the most famous roman cities, destroyed (and preserved) by a volcano called "Vesubius"

Starts with R

The capital city of the Roman Empire.

Starts with S

Person who is forced to serve other people by means of threatening or punishment.

Starts with T

Roman Emperor. Under his rule the empire reached its maximum extent.

Starts with U

Like bowl with a lid, very decorated, in which ancient Romans put the ashes of dead people

Starts with V

The writing of number 5 in latin.