| Across |
| 6. | Translation of "Nike!" |
| 7. | An Olympiad was a period of ________ years |
| 8. | The __________saurus had a 'sail fin' on its back |
| 11. | Gallia is now this modern European country |
| 12. | They ran in a hippodrome |
| 15. | Egyptian men and womean and Roman actors wore these on their heads |
| 16. | What did the Spartans consider to be the weapon of cowards |
| 17. | How many Fates were there |
| 19. | The famous Cleopatra's ____________ was worn around women of wealth in Egypt |
| 21. | Panto_______: actors gesture meanings to music without speech |
| 24. | this professional cleaned togas with urine and ammonia |
| 26. | A __________vore ate only plants |
| 28. | Pentathlon has this number of events |
| 29. | The bride's Knot of ____________ could only be untied by the groom |
| 31. | This flaky thin dough is part of Greek cooking |
| 32. | Gladiatorial Oath: "We who are about to die __________ you" |
| 35. | His wall was the Northernmost boundary of the Roman Empire |
| 36. | "Thermopylae" is translated as 'hot _________' |
| 37. | The famous Oracle of ____________, located in Greece |
| 38. | Led a slave revolt against Rome and amassed an army of 60,000 |
| 39. | What a Greek Helot was |
| 40. | Mercury used this to force snakes from fighting. Today a symbol of healing |
| 41. | Cleopatra died from the bite of an asp, a kind of ____________ |
| 42. | Jurassic is a dinosaur era named after a _______________ range in Europe |
| 43. | Wine helps to __________ blood vessels, which means to widen them |