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Across 3. Egyptian astronomer who formed the basis of Roman astronomy. 7. The dome of this Roman temple is 143 feet wide. 9. The chosen representatives of the Plebeians in governmental affairs. 10. A Greek physician who formed the basis of Roman medical science. 11. Wrote a monumental history of Rome that glorified the early Romans. 13. This Roman emperor converted to Christianity after seeing a flaming cross in the sky. 14. This man was Rome’s first dictator. 18. This structure’s opening ceremony lasted 100 days. 19. What many Romans believed to be a sect of Judaism. 20. The first written law codes of Rome. 22. This member of the Tarquin family’s cruelty angered the Romans so much that they drove the Tarquins out. 27. Chief of the Huns. 29. Payment for damages. 31. This Roman general defeated Hannibal’s army in 202 B.C. 32. Head patriarch of all the Latin speaking churches in Rome. 33. This man became general of the Carthaginian army in 221 B.C. 34. This man became ruler of North Africa after the death of Julius Caesar. 35. This was a 200 year period of peace which began during the rule of Augustus Caesar.

Down 1. This man became ruler of Greece and the east after the death of Julius Caesar. 2. Visigoth chief who sacked Rome. 3. This group of people included non-aristocratic townspeople and wealthy merchants. 4. The people who ruled northern Italy from 900 B.C. to 500 B.C. 5. Permanent military settlements throughout Rome. 6. Rome was declared this, which is a community in which people elect their leaders. 8. A scholar born in North Africa in 354 A.D. who wrote Confessions. 11. Means common language in Latin. 12. This man’s rule began the Pax Romana, a 200 year period of peace. 15. Legendary founder of Rome. 16. The bishops of the five leading cities in Rome. 17. This man proposed limiting the size of Latifundia in 133 B.C. 18. Roman officials of the executive branch. 21. A Roman author who described the Pax Romana. 23. An artificial channel for carrying water. 24. The man who wrote the Aeneid. 25. An epic poem written by Virgil. 26. Roman nobles. 28. A rise in prices corresponding to a decrease in the value of money. 30. A deliverer chosen by god.