Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/Global Glossary of the Greco-Roman World
From the Global Glossary of the Greco-Roman World.
A[edit]
- adfabilis
- adfinitas
- adno
- adolesco
- adoptio
- Aegreo
- aestas
- affinitas
- albus
- aleiptes
- ambulo
- amifer
- amyetos
- ancient novel
- ancillus
- apatheia
- apene
- apobasis
- arcularius
- argumentum
- augeo
- aulaeum
- autumnus
- avaritia
- aveste
B[edit]
- bater: apparently, the "fixed point on the side of jumping pit from which a jump is measured" in ancient Greek athletics.
- bellicosus: simply a dictionary definition
- benignitas: simply a dictionary definition
- Brundisium Agreement
- brutum fulmen: dictionary definition of a Roman idiom
C[edit]
- caeruleus
- calculi - falso redirect, also refers to a checkers-like ancient Roman game
- calda
- calidus
- canticum
- carmena
- caroenum
- castigatio
- caterva
- causarius
- chirurgus
- chitoniskos
- chorda
- choregia
- chresmologos
- chresterion
- chryseus
- circumequito
- circumgredior
- citharista
- civitatem do
- civitates liberae
- civitates stipendiariae
- cognati
- commilitium
- comoedia
- compotatio
- concaedes
- concentric circle
- condiscipulus
- confector
- conflict of orders
- coniugium
- connubium
- consanesco
- consensus omnium
- consitor
- contaminatio
- contristo
- convivium
- coquus
- corbitas
- cornicines
- covinnus (koryphaeus)
- crepundia
- crepusculum
- cultor
- cupiditas
- curso
- custos
D[edit]
E[edit]
- ecphrasis
- eggastrimuthos
- ekecheria
- ekkyklyma
- elanguesco
- eloquentia
- embades
- emodular
- emptor
- engue
- ephedria
- ephedros
- epideitic speeches
- episode
- epithet
- epoptes
- epula
- equito
- equus
- equitato
- error
- erubesco
- esca
- esculentus
- euphemism
- Euripides
- evalesco
- Evander
- everriculum
- everto
- evinco
- evolutio
- ex animo
- excolo
- exemplar
- exodos
- exploro
- extendo
- extollo
- extremitas
F[edit]
- fabella
- fabrica
- fabula
- facina
- falsus
- familia
- fasces
- Fates
- felix sex
- fatum
- ferula
- ferus
- festialis
- ficus
- fidelis
- fidem servo
- fides
- fidicen
- figulus
- fillet
- finis
- fistulator
- flamen
- Flora
- fluentum
- fluidus
- fluto
- folium
- fons
- forensic speeches
- foreshadowing
- formula
- fortitudo
- Fortuna Primagenia at Praeneste
- fortuno
- forum
- fossae
- fossor
- frieze
- frigidarium
- frigidus
- frondator
- fructus
- frumentum
- frustro
- frustror
- fuga
- fulvus
- fundo
- furnarius
- furor
- furtor
G[edit]
H[edit]
I[edit]
J[edit]
All Js have been checked.
K[edit]
- kalpe
- kanon
- kartereia
- kato pale
- kekryphalos
- keles
- kentron
- keroma
- keros
- kibisis
- kidaris
- klimax
- krotala
L[edit]
M[edit]
N[edit]
0[edit]
P[edit]
Q[edit]
R[edit]
S[edit]
- saeta equine
- sagino
- sakkos
- salutarius
- saluto
- sanus
- scaccarium
- scelus
- scholasticus
- scribo
- scriptor
- sculptura
- seminarium
- sermo
- signature
- silens
- Silvia
- simile
- sine dubio
- sine moro
- sine praeiudicio
- sodalitates
- sophismata
- spatium
- specialis
- speculor
- sphendone
- spondophoroi
- stephane
- studeo
- stultus
- sub imperio
- supellex
- superveho
- synthema
T[edit]
- tabella
- Teachers Companion -- Product by the company who produced the GGGRW.
- tempastas
- tepidus
- tesserae
- Tetragonon
- theologeion
- thymbra
- thymum
- tirocinium
- tonsor
- tonsorina
- tragedy
- tragoedia
- tribulum
- tributum
- triglyph
- trilogy
- tristitia
- trochus
- tuba
- tubicines
- tunny
- turbo
- turres ambulatoriae
- typology
- tyranny
U[edit]
These final three entries in the Global Glossary of the Greco-Roman World are simply dictionary entries.
V[edit]
- vallus
- vector: dictionary definition
- velum: dictionary definition
- vendo: dictionary definition
- veneratio
- ventosus: dictionary definition
- ver
- verbum: dictionary definition
- vereor: dictionary definition
- vergo: dictionary definition
- vespera: dictionary definition
- viator: dictionary definition
- victima: dictionary definition
- victum: dictionary definition
- vigintisexvirate
- villica
- vinco: dictionary definition
- vinctus: dictionary definition
- vinea
- viridis: dictionary definition
- voice
- votive relief