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Nota bene/ Note well

Requiescat in pace/ Rest in Peace

Senatus Populusque Romanus/ The Senate and Roman People

Et cetera/ (and) other things

Work conquers all

Time flies

While I breath, I hope

They who run along the sea change the sky not the mind

Able to change, extremely variable

List of things to do

great-souled, generous, forgiving, especially toward a rival or less powerful person

a hope or ambition of achieving something

slow, gloomy, surly

Cheerful, good-humoured

branching out, The result of something (consequence)

A plan or schedule for travel

One

Ten

Twenty

Nineteen

Eighteen

two

three

four

five

six

Seven

Eight

Nine

Eleven

Thirteen

Twelve

Fourteen

Fifteen

Sixteen

Seventeen

Wealthiest class in Roman Society

Poorest Roman citizens. Working class.

Middle class of Roman society. The businessmen and landowners.

Freedmen. Former slaves that earned their freedom.

Roman symbol of power. Carried by men called lictors. Ax head projecting from wooden rods, tied together with a red strap. Inside Rome ax removed to symbolize people power to question magistrate.

A Roman ocean deity that was known as the Shepard of the sea. Similar to an oracle in that he knew things, would give information to heroes. Only if they held onto him while he transformed into anything.

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1st always

5th or 7th depending on month

13th or 15th depending on month

How are you?

Hanging on

I have..... years

Great

Bad

Well

Tired

What is your name?

My name is.....

Hello

Hello

How many years you have?

Goodbye

Goodbye