- Roman god fire
- Roman god invoked by Iago
- Roman God messenger
- Roman god of agriculture
- Roman god of beginnings
- Roman god of beginnings and endings
- roman God of doors
- Roman god of dreams and sleep
- ROMAN god of fire
- ROMAN god of love
- ROMAN god of lower world
- ROMAN god of night
- Roman god of peace
- Roman god of revelry
- ROMAN god of sleep
- Roman god of the sea
- Roman god of the sky
- Roman god of the underworld
- ROMAN god of underworld
- Roman god of war
- ROMAN god of water
- Roman god of wine
- Roman god who couldn't be sneaked up on
- Roman god with a bow
- Roman god, counterpart of the Greeks' Poseidon
- ROMAN goddess
- Roman goddess night
- Roman goddess of abundance
- Roman goddess of agriculture
- ROMAN goddess of beauty
- Roman goddess of beauty and love
- ROMAN goddess of dawn
- ROMAN goddess of fire
- ROMAN goddess of fruit
- Roman goddess of grain
- ROMAN goddess of growing vegetation
- ROMAN goddess of hunting
- Roman goddess of marriage
- ROMAN goddess of night
- ROMAN goddess of peace
- Roman goddess of plenty
- Roman goddess of the dawn
- Roman goddess of the dead
- Roman goddess of the harvest
- Roman goddess of the hearth
- Roman goddess of the hunt
- Roman goddess of the moon
- ROMAN goddess of vegetation
- Roman goddess of wisdom
- Roman goddess, protector of women and marriage
- Roman gods
- Roman gold
- roman golden coins
- Roman gown
- Roman grain goddess
- Roman great
- Roman greeting
- Roman greetings
- Roman guardian spirit
- Roman guardian spirits
- Roman harvest goddess
- Roman hearth goddess
- Roman Helios
- Roman hello
- Roman helmet
- Roman heptad
- ROMAN herald
- roman highway
- ROMAN hill town
- Roman hills complement
- Roman Hills total
- ROMAN hills, number of
- ROMAN historian
- Roman Historian German
- Roman historian who wrote major works on the history of the Roman Empire
- ROMAN history
- Roman holiday
- Roman holiday attractions
- Roman Holiday princess
- Roman Holiday scooter
- Roman Holiday star
- Roman holidays
- Roman holidays.
- Roman holy days
- ROMAN Holy Empire dynasty
- roman honcho
- ROMAN hostage girl (legend.)
- ROMAN hot room
- ROMAN house, central court of
- ROMAN house, principal room of
- Roman household deities
- Roman household deity
- Roman household god
- Roman household spirit
- Roman household spirits
- Roman hunt goddess
- Roman I
- Roman III
- Roman imperator
- ROMAN influence, bring under
- Roman invasion Resister
- roman ix
- Roman javelin
- Roman jet?
- Roman judge
- ROMAN judicial assembly, place of
- roman king
- Roman land
- Roman landmark graphically portrayed by this puzzle's circles
- Roman lang.
- ROMAN language
- ROMAN language (pert. to)
- Roman law
- ROMAN law control
- ROMAN laws, complete body of
- Roman leader at the Summer Olympics?
- Roman leader who met his fate on the Ides of March
- Roman leader?
- ROMAN leather shoes
- Roman legion
- Roman legion officer
- ROMAN length measure
- Roman letter
- ROMAN linear foot
- ROMAN liquid measure
- Roman love god
- Roman love goddess
- Roman love poet
- roman lx
- Roman lyre player
- Roman lyric poet said to have influenced English poetry
- Roman magistrate
- Roman magistrate (Var.)
- Roman magistrate below a consul (Var.)
- Roman magistrates
- roman man
- Roman mansion
- Roman market/meeting place
- roman marketplace
- Roman marketplaces
- Roman martyr of AD 304
- Roman measure
- Roman meeting place
- Roman meeting places
- Roman metro fare
- Roman mid-month
- ROMAN military town in Numidia
- Roman military unit
- Roman mine
- ROMAN monetary unit
- ROMAN month named after Julius Caesar
- ROMAN month of April
- ROMAN month of May
- Roman moon deity
- Roman moon goddess
- Roman mouths
- Roman music halls
- ROMAN musical performance building
- Roman mythology figure
- ROMAN name
- ROMAN name for Arthur
- ROMAN name for district of northern Africa
- Roman name for Odysseus
- Roman name for Scotland
- Roman name for Zeus
- ROMAN national epic
- Roman naturalist's baseball-playing namesake?
- Roman nose, e.g.
- Roman number
- Roman numeral
- Roman numeral atop a grandfather clock
- Roman numeral in a Shakespeare title
- Roman numeral that's an anagram of part of Caesar's boast
- Roman numeral X
- Roman numerals for Henry
- Roman numerals may be seen on one
- Roman nymph
- ROMAN nymph living and dying with the tree she inhabited
- Roman offical
- Roman officer
- Roman official
- Roman one-piece
- ROMAN open-air swimming pool
- Roman or Arial
- Roman or Greek, e.g.
- Roman or Ottoman
- Roman orator
- Roman orator or Chicago suburb
- Roman orator/statesman/writer
- ROMAN oratorical display building
- Roman passageway
- Roman patios
- Roman patron of women
- Roman peace
- Roman peace goddess
- ROMAN people
- Roman people author
- Roman people early
- Roman people emperor
- Roman people fiddler
- Roman people historian
- Roman people king conqueror
- Roman people king first
- Roman people orator
- Roman people philosopher
- Roman people poet
- Roman people priest
- Roman people scholar
- Roman people statesman
- Roman philosopher
- Roman philosopher who originated the phrase "What fools these mortals be"
- Roman philosopher who wrote "All cruelty springs from weakness"
- Roman place of business
- ROMAN place of public discussion
- Roman playwright
- Roman playwright who advised Nero
- Roman Pluto
- ROMAN poet
- Roman poet who wrote "Seize the day, put no trust in the morrow!"
- Roman Polanski film
- Roman Polanski film of 1979
- Roman political body
- roman politician
- Roman port
- Roman port of yore
- ROMAN port, ancient
- Roman power
- ROMAN praetor holding imperium and success in true warfare, honour bestowed on a
- Roman prefix
- Roman priest who became bishop of Milan
- ROMAN priestess
- ROMAN prison, ancient
- Roman proconsul
- Roman province
- Roman province governed by Pontius Pilate
- ROMAN province of Asia, part of the
- Roman public games
- Roman public gown
- Roman public space
- Roman queen of the gods
- ROMAN racers, turning posts for
- Roman raiment
- Roman rebuke
- ROMAN red leather shoes
- Roman Republic official
- ROMAN river
- Roman road
- Roman Road Bump in the
- ROMAN road from Ephesus to Tarsus, Antioch, and the Euphrates, city on the
- Roman road of yore