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Roman clothing

Roman clothing

Tunica

Worn by all


Long t-shirt

Toga praetexta

Worn by boys under 16 and magistrates


Purple stripe at bottom

Toga virilis

Worn by men over 16


All white

Toga candida

Worn by men running for office


Bright white

Fibula

Pin or brooch


To hold toga in place

Roman food

Roman food

Preferred meat

Pork

Garum/liquamen

Fermented fish sauce

Oleum

Olive oil

Aqua

Water

Mustum

Grape juice

Vinum

Wine

Mulsum

Honeyed wine

Mulsa

Honeyed-water

Roman meals

Roman meals

Ientaculum

Breakfeast

Prandium

Lunch

Cena

Dinner

Gustatio/promulsis/gustus/antecena

Appetizer

Fercula

Main course

Secunda mensa

Dessert

Merenda/vesperna

Late supper

Chariot racing

Chariot racing

Metae

Turning post

Spina

Background around which chariots raced

Factiones

Racing company's


Red/russata


White/albata


Blue/veneta


Green/prasina

Biga

Two horse chariot

Quadriga

Four horse chariot

Auriga

Charioteer

Currciulum

Successfully completing a lap


7 laps in total

Ova et delphines

Eggs and dolphins made of bronze or wood used as lap counter

Circus maximus

Largest place for racing in rome

Gladiators

Gladiators

Myrmillones

Had a helmet with a fish crest on it; fought retiarii or thracians

Retiarii

Fought with a net and tridant; fought Myrmillones

Bestiarii

Hunters, fought wild animals

Essedarii

Rode chariots with two horses

Andabatae

Heavily armored but could not see through helmets

Lanista

Gladiator trainer

Roman Government

Roman government

Cursus honorum

Traditional order of government


Quaestor


Praetor


Consul

Quaestor

Treasurer ( 20 elected yearly)

Praetor

Judges ( 8 elected yearly)

Consul

Executive officials ( 2 elected yearly)

Dictator

Absolute power in times of emergency

Senator

Praetor or higher ( held for life)

Tribune

Plebian office with veto power

Patrician

Ruling class

Plebian

Lower class

Equites

Business class