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Equestrian

Romant social class ranking just below the senators

Denarius

Silver coin introduced by the Romans in 212 b.c.e., it became the standard coin of the Mediterranean world

Bailica

A large rectangular public building with a large middle aisle and two side aisles

Circus

Long oval racehorse for chariot races and other forms of entertainment

Polybius

Greek who was held as a hostage in Rome and wrote a history of Rome's rise to world power

Proconsul

A senator who in the past had held the office of consul and later served as a provincial governor with the power of imperium

Tithe

Form of taxation, one tenth of everyone's crops, imposed on some roman provinces, other provinces paid tribute, a fixed annual amount

Latifundia

Large estates belonging to roman senators

Gracchis

Tiberius and gaius gracchus, romantic reformers from about

Cimbri and teutones

Celtic peoples who attacked roman territory beginning in 113 b.c.e., finally defeated by Marius in 101b.c.e.

Marius

Roman general who created the volunteer army in about 108b.c.e.

Volunteer army

Professional roman army compromised of men without any property

Sulla

Roman senator who used his army to overthrow the government in 88b.c.e.

Proscriptions

List of enemies published by sulla

Crassus

Very rich senator, member of the first triumvirate

Julius Caesar

Member of the first triumvirate who conquered Gaul and seized control of Rome after a civil war

Spartacus

Thracian slave who led a revolt of slaves against Rome in 73b.c.e.

Client king

Foreign ruler appointed by a dependent on the romans

Cicero

Roman senator known as an excellent speaker who was consul in 63b.c.e. and suppressed the conspiracy of Catiline