In Roman legend, which of the twins raised by a wolf gave his name to the city of Rome?

Which Roman general crossed the Rubicon in 49 BC and started a civil war?

Which adopted heir of Julius Caesar became the first Roman emperor?

What was the main large fighting unit of the Roman army called?

Which language was used for law and administration across the Roman Empire?

Which building material, mixed with volcanic ash, let the Romans build huge domes?

What was the channel built on arches to carry fresh water into a Roman city called?

Which trained fighters performed for crowds in Roman arenas?

Despite the popular story, a Roman vomitorium was actually what?

Which Roman town was buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79?

Which council of leading Romans guided the government during the Republic?

Which heavy draped woollen garment marked out a male Roman citizen?

Which sport drew the biggest crowds to the Circus Maximus?

Which emperor had a long wall built across northern Britain?

Which emperor made Christianity legal across the empire and founded a new capital in the east?

Rome fought the Punic Wars against which North African city?

Which Carthaginian general marched an army with war elephants over the Alps into Italy in 218 BC?

Which famous Roman road ran south from Rome toward Brundisium?

Roman floors were often decorated with pictures made from thousands of small coloured tiles known as what?

What was the public square at the centre of a Roman town called?

Where did Romans go each day to wash, exercise and meet friends?

In which century did the Western Roman Empire come to an end?

The eastern half of the Roman Empire carried on for centuries and is known to historians by which name?

The Vestal Virgins tended the sacred flame of which goddess?