trading goods

the center of commerce,religion, and government in Rome

a common citizen of ancient Rome

a governing body in which ancient Roman representatives served

the early Christian Church in the Western Roman Empire of which the Pope was the head

the leader of the Roman Catholic Church

to rob

the early Christian Church in the Eastern Roman Empire of which the emperor was the head.

a person who destroys property

in Judaism, a leader sent by God; in Christianity, the savior, Jesus, God in human form

an empire of lands formerly part of the Roman Empire with its center at the city Constantinople

an underground room used as a burial site

one of a small group of people who followed Jesus

to sell something to the highest bidder

a famous ancient Roman road

one of twelve disciples chosen by Jesus to help him preach and spread the word of God.

a jewish place of worship

in ancient Rome, one of two officials who managed the government and the army

a form of government in which citizens have the right to choose their leaders

a sense of pride in one’s country

a person elected to represent the people

a monotheistic religion based on the life, teachings, and death of Jesus

men who were appointed to protect the rights of the plebeians

in ancient Rome, a professional fighter

“Roman Peace” - a time when ancient Rome was prosperous and peaceful

a person who has total control of the people

to punish

the part of the Christian Bible that contains the gospels

in Christianity, the four books of the Bible known as the New Testament

the ruler of an empire

an ancient Roman emperor