| Description | Person |
| Aeneas' father | |
| Aeneas' mother | |
| Mythological 'Co-founder' of Rome; fought for Troy; founded Lavinium | |
| son of Aeneas; founded Alba Longa | |
| father of the twins | |
| | Description | Person |
| mother of the twins | |
| twin and 1st king of Rome; raised by a she-wolf | |
| the other twin; killed by his brother | |
| 2nd king of Rome | |
| 3rd king of Rome | |
| | Description | Person |
| 4th king of Rome | |
| 5th king of Rome | |
| 6th king of Rome | |
| 7th king of Rome | |
| founder of the Roman republic; one of the first consuls in 509 B.C. | |
| | Description | Person |
| was raped by a son of T. Superbus and took her own life; this led to the expulsion of the kings | |
| Roman triplets vs Alban triplets | |
| defended the bridge against the Etruscans singlehandedly | |
| tried to kill the Etruscan king, was captured, and placed his right hand in the fire; an example of Roman bravery | |
| female hostage of the Etruscans; escaped and swam across the Tiber | |
| | Description | Person |
| hero and model of virtue and simplicity; granted a dictatorship so that he might help Rome in a time of military crisis; he quickly saved the day and returned to his farm | |
| King of Epirus; defeated the Romans in 280 and 279 BC but lost a greaty many of his troops; the term 'Pyrrhic victory' alludes to him | |
| Carthaginian general - 1st Punic War | |
| Carthaginian general - 2nd Punic War | |
| defeated the Carthaginians in the final battle of the 2nd Punic War, the Battle of Zama | |
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