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| | |[[Council of Nicaea]] | | |[[Council of Nicaea]] |
| − | |d | + | |A council of Bishops called by Constantine to obtain agreement on various aspects of Christianity such as the doctrine of the Trinity and the role of the Roman Bishop (the Pope). |
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| | |[[cuneiform]] | | |[[cuneiform]] |
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| | |[[Latin]] | | |[[Latin]] |
| − | |d | + | |The language spoken in Rome. It has been influential in contributing to many modern day European languages including English |
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| | |[[Maize]] | | |[[Maize]] |