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| AD is the abbreviation for in the year of our Lord |
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| AM is the abbreviation for ante meridian which means before noon |
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| PM is the abbreviation for post meridian which means after noon |
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| A beaded rectangular counting board |
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| A discussion that has been going on that everyone is tired of. |
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To establish for a specific purpose or situation.
An ad hoc committee is a temporary one that is formed. |
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appealing to personal considerations, rather than fact or reason
An ad hominem argument is one that insults your opponent to draw interest to your cause. |
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to infinity, without limit
The membership can be renewed ad infinitum. |
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| To the right of Italy and north of the Mediterranean. |
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| A Trojan hero, Aneas was the son of Aphrodite. HIs journey from Troy is recounted in the Aeneid. |
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| Writer of Aesop's Fables. |
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| Greek leadr of the assembly |
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| Comes from the latin word agendus, meaning which ought to be done and ago, meaning I do/act/make. |
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| King of one of the largest empires ever. |
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| Port city on the northern coast of Egypt. |
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| All Gaul is divided into 3 parts |
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| The first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. |
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| Mountain ranger in the north of Italy. |
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| A graduate of a certain school. |
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| An open air venue for entertainment. |
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| Shows the power of friendship. |
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| Wife of Persus, referred to as the "chained maiden". |
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| A Roman politician, general and friend of Caesar. |
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