traveling and road building Flashcards

1
Q

– lectīca with 2 mules instead of carriers

A

basterna

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2
Q

four-wheeled, two-horsed cart

A

pīlentum

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3
Q

cart for vestals and preists

A

pīlentum

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4
Q

cart used for baggage, slaves, and also to carry spoils in triumph

A

petōritum

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5
Q

luxurious traveling cart

A

carrūca

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6
Q

what did a carrūca include

A

bed

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7
Q

large and heavy, four-wheeled cart with either two or four horses

A

raeda

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8
Q

quick, light, two-wheeled, two-horsed, uncovered cart

A

cisium

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9
Q

the construction of the road

A

viae mūnītiō

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10
Q

list the 6 steps of road building

A
  1. fossa was cut
  2. leveled earth
  3. statumen
  4. rudus
  5. nucleus
  6. dorsum
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11
Q

a layer of palm-sized rocks

A

statūmen

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12
Q

nine-inch layer of coarse concrete, rubble, broken stones and lime

A

rūdus

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13
Q

six-inch layer of fine concrete, broken pottery shards and lime

A

nucleus

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14
Q

layer of blocks of lava and hard stones

A

dorsum

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15
Q

the mound on either side of the road

A

agger (viae)

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16
Q

footpaths or sidewalks

A

sēmitae/marginēs

17
Q

gravel that would replace stones on cheap roads

A

glārea

18
Q

private stopping places along a road

A

dēversōria