Across
- 4. The enemy forced to pass under the yoke at Algidus.
- 7. The type of law proposed to redistribute public land.
- 10. Plebeian officers whose persons were sacred and held veto power.
- 11. The law referring tribune elections to the assembly of tribes.
- 12. The Latin term for the yoke made of three spears.
- 14. The power used by plebeian officers to stop public business.
- 15. The tribune who made it a capital offense to interrupt speeches.
Down
- 1. The group of women whose lamentations saved Rome from Coriolanus.
- 2. The noble family nearly annihilated at the river Cremera.
- 3. The curly-haired dictator who left his plow to save Rome.
- 5. The name of the mount where the first secession occurred.
- 6. The consul scourged and beheaded for proposing land redistribution.
- 8. Common citizens who suffered from poverty and harsh debtor laws.
- 9. Officers appointed to take charge of markets and public buildings.
- 13. The nation Coriolanus led against his own Roman countrymen.