Followers of religious teaching.

The man who conquered Gaul for Rome and later became a Dictator.

This governmental issue caused stain on Rome's political system.

A channel meant to carry water from one location to another.

The person who was deemed Messiah of the Jews, later replaced by Apostle Paul.

This man became Emperor after chasing after those who orchestrated Julius Caesar's assassination. He began Pax Romana during his rule.

This man ruled the Huns and conquered Gaul and Italy.

This circle-like shape was perfected by Romans.

Christians follow teachings from this book which contains sentiments of Jewish teachings in the form of the Old Testament.

This man outlawed persecution of Christians.

Also known as "Eastern Rome".

These statues created initially by the Romans highlighted the top half of the torso.

Jesus was executed in this way.

This public speaker attempted to veer the upper class into limiting the power of Generals.

This religion is believed to have an influence in the fall of Roman patriotism.

Latin, Rome's primary language, helped develop these languages.

Jesus is said to have done this after death.

This man battled with Julius Caesar over control of Gaul.

This woman was the first female emperor of the Byzantine Empire.

Used to keep track of days, Rome developed a more accurate version of this.