roman history quiz

Captain Trips said:
I believe it was a sort of couch that people reclined on while dining.

Not far away: right track, but incorrect answer.
 
Yes, its something like that, though i belive its the Dining room as opposed to the furniture, but im just going of my memoried of HS Latin.
 
Wow. I take Latin and forgot this. Magistra Easterling won't be happy with me :(
 
Rubber Ducky said:
Yes, its something like that, though i belive its the Dining room as opposed to the furniture, but im just going of my memoried of HS Latin.

what would be the dining room without the table?? oh well...
 
Captain Trips said:
I believe it was a sort of couch that people reclined on while dining.

since it's "tri", its the 3 couchs of a roman dining room
 
This isn't an answer, Rubber Ducky had it, but it's the dining room of richer Romans. It's called that b/c of combination of three stone bench-type things built into the room.

I think a lectus is a couch, but a wooden one that could be moved around.
 
Rubber Ducky said:
Yes, its something like that, though i belive its the Dining room as opposed to the furniture, but im just going of my memoried of HS Latin.

Yes, a dining room. The couches are called lectus IIRC (Zakal said it too). I think you should be the one having it RD. :)
 
Wow, i didnt expect that :)

Ok, here's an easy one- What year was Arabia annexed into the Empire, and by whom?
 
after 150 ad, don't know much more
 
we all know of caesar's " veni,vidi,vici " on what occasion was it uttered? [ the event ]
 
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