Wrote the epicpoem Aeneidthe story of aTrojan Heronamed Aeneasa big partof everyday life forRomansinfluenced theFoundingFathers of theUnited Statesknown for hisability tosculpt innearlyanythingtaught himselfsculpture bystudying natureand Polyclitus'canonstyles werereflected inthe type ofcolumns theyusedwrote themost thoughtof works likethe Illiad andthe Odysseywere mostoftenperformed witha lyre and alsoa full chorusacompositionof words,tune, andrhythmmost famoustemple ofAncientGreecemost popularschool ofphilosophywith theRomansthe ability tospeak inpublic andpersuadeothersgrandbuildingswith a fairlysimpledesignthe innerchamberin atemplethe first tosculpt thehuman femaleform in a life-sized statuethe mostprominentelement inAncient Greekarchitecturea decorativepanel above thecolumns thatcontained reliefsculpturesRoom setaside forwomen whenmen hadcompanyTunicworn bytheGreeksa triangle locatedat each end of thebuilding betweenthe frieze and theroofmost simpleand thethickest ofthe Greekstylesmostfamousworks fromclassical erainfluencedand inspiredby Greekliteratureknown for acollection oflyric poemsOdesfamous forpredictingthe solareclipseintegral partof life in theancientGreek worldOne of the mostimportantRoman writingson stoicphilosophyTheOlympiangodsa designat the topof thecolumnmost famouswork was theepicMetamorphosesenrolledin Plato’sAcademytold the storyof Caesar’smilitarycampaigns ofGaulvery often thecomposersand lyricists ofthe music theyperformedtells the historyof the worldfrom creation towhen JuliusCaesar wasmade a godthefounder ofmedicineWrote the epicpoem Aeneidthe story of aTrojan Heronamed Aeneasa big partof everyday life forRomansinfluenced theFoundingFathers of theUnited Statesknown for hisability tosculpt innearlyanythingtaught himselfsculpture bystudying natureand Polyclitus'canonstyles werereflected inthe type ofcolumns theyusedwrote themost thoughtof works likethe Illiad andthe Odysseywere mostoftenperformed witha lyre and alsoa full chorusacompositionof words,tune, andrhythmmost famoustemple ofAncientGreecemost popularschool ofphilosophywith theRomansthe ability tospeak inpublic andpersuadeothersgrandbuildingswith a fairlysimpledesignthe innerchamberin atemplethe first tosculpt thehuman femaleform in a life-sized statuethe mostprominentelement inAncient Greekarchitecturea decorativepanel above thecolumns thatcontained reliefsculpturesRoom setaside forwomen whenmen hadcompanyTunicworn bytheGreeksa triangle locatedat each end of thebuilding betweenthe frieze and theroofmost simpleand thethickest ofthe Greekstylesmostfamousworks fromclassical erainfluencedand inspiredby Greekliteratureknown for acollection oflyric poemsOdesfamous forpredictingthe solareclipseintegral partof life in theancientGreek worldOne of the mostimportantRoman writingson stoicphilosophyTheOlympiangodsa designat the topof thecolumnmost famouswork was theepicMetamorphosesenrolledin Plato’sAcademytold the storyof Caesar’smilitarycampaigns ofGaulvery often thecomposersand lyricists ofthe music theyperformedtells the historyof the worldfrom creation towhen JuliusCaesar wasmade a godthefounder ofmedicine

Classical Era - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-Wrote the epic poem Aeneid the story of a Trojan Hero named Aeneas
  2. B-a big part of every day life for Romans
  3. B-influenced the Founding Fathers of the United States
  4. N-known for his ability to sculpt in nearly anything
  5. B-taught himself sculpture by studying nature and Polyclitus' canon
  6. O-styles were reflected in the type of columns they used
  7. N-wrote the most thought of works like the Illiad and the Odyssey
  8. G-were most often performed with a lyre and also a full chorus
  9. O-a composition of words, tune, and rhythm
  10. I-most famous temple of Ancient Greece
  11. N-most popular school of philosophy with the Romans
  12. I-the ability to speak in public and persuade others
  13. B-grand buildings with a fairly simple design
  14. I-the inner chamber in a temple
  15. I-the first to sculpt the human female form in a life-sized statue
  16. G-the most prominent element in Ancient Greek architecture
  17. O-a decorative panel above the columns that contained relief sculptures
  18. I-Room set aside for women when men had company
  19. B-Tunic worn by the Greeks
  20. B-a triangle located at each end of the building between the frieze and the roof
  21. G-most simple and the thickest of the Greek styles
  22. O-most famous works from classical era
  23. O-influenced and inspired by Greek literature
  24. G-known for a collection of lyric poems Odes
  25. G-famous for predicting the solar eclipse
  26. N-integral part of life in the ancient Greek world
  27. I-One of the most important Roman writings on stoic philosophy
  28. I-The Olympian gods
  29. N-a design at the top of the column
  30. O-most famous work was the epic Metamorphoses
  31. N-enrolled in Plato’s Academy
  32. G-told the story of Caesar’s military campaigns of Gaul
  33. G-very often the composers and lyricists of the music they performed
  34. B-tells the history of the world from creation to when Julius Caesar was made a god
  35. O-the founder of medicine