Latin weeks 1-5 Crossword

Captured by Antony's soldiers, and mistaken for Brutus
Soldier in Army of Brutus and Cassius
Distract Caesar's attention so the rest of the conspirators can carry out their plan
Gives Caesar a letter of warning that gives the names of the conspirators.
Caesar's wife
Servant to Brutus (C)
Vows to follow Brutus
Tribune who breaks up crowd waiting to honor Caesars triumph (F)
Holds Brutus's suicide sword
Warns Caesar to "Beware the ides of March"
Reinterprets Calpurnia's dream and convinces Caesar to go to the senate
Senator and famous orator (speaker) of Rome
Servant to Brutus(V)
Servant to Brutus (L)
Mistaken for the conspirator
First to stab Caesar
Reports of Portia's death, and discovers Cassius's body
Servant to Brutus. He refuses to kill Brutus.(C)
Takes Antony away from the assassination scene so that he won't interfere
Servant to Brutus. He refuses to kill Brutus.(D)
Devoted follower to Caesar. He defeats Brutus.
Organizes the conspiracy and then gets Brutus to join
Friend and soldier to Brutus. He refuses to kill Brutus.
Plants the forged letter for Cassius; also a conspirator.
Heir of Julius Caesar.
One of the many who escort Caesar to the senate meeting.
Wishes Cassius well in his enterprise.
Tribune who breaks up crowd waiting to honor Caesar's triumph (M)
Officer that guards the tent in Sardis.
Joins with Octavius and Antony. Used by Octavius and Antony.
Wife of Brutus
Joins and then leads the conspiracy to kill Caesar.
This Italian city is the setting for the first three acts of the play.
A place in western turkey where Brutus assembles the troops before the final battle
A worker who takes a day off in Act one to go see Caesar's triumphant return to Rome

apodyterium
frigidarium
tepidarium
caldarium
dominus
amicus
servus
laboro
oleum
puer
sum
est

terra/terrae
porta/portae
Maria/Mariae
nauta/nautae
victoria/ victoriae
saliva/silvae
gloria/gloriae
orat
videt
non
orant
vident
laudat
laudant
provincia/ provinciae
servus/servi
filius/filii
Deus/Dei
amicus/amici
Christus/ Christi
Christianus/ Christiani
et
bellum/belli
caelum/caeli

servus
Deus
amicus
filius
gloria
bellum
periculum
imperium
regnum
silva
terra
nauta
porta
victoria
orat
non
videt
et
praemium
neuter
feminine
masculine
ae
um

Earth/Land
Gate
Mary
Sailor
Victory
Forest
Glory
Province
Slave or Servant
Son
God
Friend
Christ
Christian
War
Sky or Heaven
Kingdom
Reward
Danger
Command, Power, Empire
Gaul (The place)
a Gaul (the person)
Rome (the place)
a Roman (the person)
Sword

accusative singular of terra, terrae
genative plural of porta, portae
dative singular of Deus
dative plural of serves, servi
I am
you are
he, she, it is
we are
you are
they are
because
itaque
dative plural of lex, legis
genative plural of rex, regis
miles, militis
hostis, hostis
princeps, principis
they killed
equitatus, us
autem
dative plural of portus, portus
ablative singular of equitatus, equitatus
dative plural of res, rei
ablative singular of res, rei
bonus, a, um
malus, a, um
frumentum, i
omnis, e
urbs, urbis
I was praising
he, she, it was carrying
he will conquer
you will seize
where, adv
quis
quid
cur
they were warning
he was fearing
they have, are having
they will terrify
ego, mei
nos, nostri
tu, tui
vos, vestri
tamen
nor

Lex
Rex
Dux
Homo
Imperator
Veritas
Caesar
Mors
Miles
Frater
Pater
Mater
Clamor
Terra
Porta
Nauta
Silva
Gladius
Servus
Filius
Amicus
Caelum
Romanus
Laudo

Terra
Porta
Nauta
Silva
Gladius
Servus
Filius
Amicus
Caelum
Romanus
Dederunt
Videt
Vident
Laudat
Laudant
Videtis
Paras
Paratis
Occupamus
Oppugno
Pugnat
Superamus
Superatis
Dant
Do
Porto
Supero
Pugno
Vocat
Voco

servus, servi
filius, filii
Deus, Dei
amicus, amici
Christus, Christii
Christianus, Christiani
et, conjunction
bellum, belli
caelum, caeli
regnum, regni
praemium, praemii
periculum, periculi
imperium, imperii
dedit
dederunt
gladius, i
sed, conjunction
oppidum, i
Gallia, ae
Gallus, i
Romanus, i
Roma, ae
propter, prep. w. acc.
post, prep. w. acc.
in, prep.w. abl.
quod, conj.
itaque, conj.
incolunt
videtis
vicerunt
slave, servant
son
God
friend
Christ
Christian
and
war
sky, heaven
kingdom, royal power
reward
danger
command, power, empire
he, she, it gave
they gave
sword
but
town
Gaul
a Gaul
a Roman
Rome
on account of
with
after, behind
in, on
because
therefore, and so
they inhabit
you (plural) see
they conquered

servus, i
caleum, i
praemium, i
signum, i
caritas, caritatis
clamor, clamoris
frater, fratris
dux, ducis
via, ae
crux, crucis
nox, noctis
salus, salutis
virtus, virtitus
ratio, rationis
mes, mentis
spes, spei
fides, fidei
spiritus, us
metus, us
adventus, us
flumen, fluminis
impetus,us
aqua, ae
copia, ae
fossa ae
gloria, ae
gratia, ae
terra, ae
amicus,i
Deus, Dei
filius, i
mundus, i