The tense indicator is "bi" and looks Present in 3rd

This eternal city has seven hills and is located on the Tiber River.

These household gods were often found in the atrium of a domus.

A lightning bolt throwing king of the gods that was husband to Juno and father to many other gods.

He famously said "alea iacta est," "et tu, Brute," and "veni, vidi, vici"

If you drop the "re" from this infinitive the result is the basis for the Present, Imperfect & Future

Also known as Ilium, this city is home to Priam, Hector and Paris.

The family meals were all conducted in this room.

He held the horse as a sacred animal and carried a trident to rule over the waves.

Originally known as Octavius, he wrested power from the first triumvirate and became the first Emperor of Rome.

This TENSE and Mood has a stem change

This sea, named for Zeus' shield, lies between Athens and Troy.

This particular ornate toga was worn by the Emperor of Rome.

This twin sun god fell in love with the nymph, Daphne, and holds the laurel tree sacred.

These triplet brothers protected Rome during a conflict with Alba Longa and defeated the Curiati brothers though it cost two of the brothers lives

This form is the 4th Principal Part and acts like an adjective

This German river was forded by Caesar in De Bello Gallico only to have the bridge deconstructed days later.

Water typically runs off the roof of the home and through this opening in the atrium to collect in the compluvium.

She turned Arachne into a spider, holds the aegis and sprang fully armored from Juppiter;s head.

In a tale told by Livy, this Roman hero tried to assassinate the Etruscan king. He was captured and lost his right hand in the flames earning him the name "lefty"

This verb form is marked by "nd" and functions like a noun in a sentence.

This hill housed the Forum and the Senate in Rome.

A small hallway that allowed passage from the atrium to the peristylum if someone was using the tablinium.

A Titan who fathered the Olypmians who was overthrown by Juppiter.

This short ruled emperor saw the completion of the Colosseum in Rome in 80 AD.