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6. Dress like a Roman gods Rome, the city, Friends & Enemies Celtic Lore 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 300 400 500 Roman Holidays

7. The headdress worn by a triumphant general (p.14)

8. What is a laurel wreath?

9. Robes worn by Roman men on formal occasions (p. 14)

10. What is a toga?

11. Breastplate worn by a legionary officer (p. 201)

12. What is a cuirass?

13. Footwear that identified a Roman Senator (p. 14 & p. 93)

14. What are crimson boots?

15. Wrap or shawl worn by a Roman woman (p. 60)

16. What is a palla?

17. God honored at the Saturnalia holiday (p. 276)

18. Who is Saturn?

19. Roman god of war honored in a triumph (p. 15)

20. Who is Mars?

21. God honored by the temple on top of the Capitoline (p. 43)

22. Who is Jupiter?

23. Shrine honoring household gods and ancestors (p. 128)

24. What is the lararium?

25. Roman name for the goddess who protected Odysseus (p. 137)

26. Who is Minerva?

27. Celebration that followed a military victory (p. 13)

28. What is a triumph parade?

29. Slaves were honored at this celebration in December (p. 140)

30. What is Saturnalia?

31. The person serving food to the Saturnalia King (p. 140)

32. Who is the master of the house (Quintus Lutatius Catulus)?

33. New consuls were officially recognized at this celebration (p. 168)

34. What is the New Year?

35. No men allowed at this December festival hosted by the consul’s wife and the vestals (p. 115)

36. What is the festival of the Bona Dea?

37. Rome’s central marketplace – of commerce and ideas (p. 63)

38. What is the Forum?

39. Hill that held Rome’s most sacred temple and the citadel (p. 42, p. 241)

40. What is the Capitoline?

41. Central street through the Forum to the Temple of Jupiter (p. 197)

42. What is the via Sacra?

43. Open area near the Tiber River used for military exercises (p. 208, p. 220)

44. What is the Campus Martius?

45. Hill that housed Rome’s wealthy (and later, emperors) (p. 228)

46. What is the Palatine?

47. The Roman name for those defeated in 101 B.C.E. (p. 31, p. 69)

48. Who were the Cimbri?

49. The Roman name for the people living in what is now France and central Europe (p. 51)

50. Who were the Gauls?

51. Celtic tribe considered friendly to the Roman people in 101 B.C.E. (p. 50. p. 206)

52. Who were the Aedui?

53. General credited by the Romans with defeating Brennus (p. 152)

54. Who was Camillus?

55. The Celtic “High King” killed at the battle of Vercellae (p. 67)

56. Who was Boiorix?

57. God of the Celts, called “god of light.” (p. 29)

58. Who was Lugh?

59. Celtic leader who conquered Rome in the 4 th c. B.C.E. (p. 151)

60. Who was Brennus, or Brennos?

61. Spirits of the dead walk at this Celtic holy night (p. 178)

62. What happens at the Celtic New Year (now called Samhain)?

63. Celtic god of the “hunting grounds” (p. 136, p. 196)

64. Who is Cernunnos?

65. Wise leaders and teachers in Celtic society (p. 54, p. 157)

66. Who were the druids?

67. Make your wager

68. The famous Roman dictator born in 100 B.C.E. (p. 100)

69. Who is Gaius Julius Caesar?