Anatinus Bellum [a-na-ti-nus bell-um] (Latin) A type of poultry used for waging war.

Anatinus Cæruleus [a-na-ti-nus keer-ool-ee-us] (Latin) A type of blue poultry.

Commentarius Trajanus [fig-ur-it-owt fer-yur-self] (Latin) military campaign journal of Emperor Trajan, thought lost to the ages.

Cutius Superior [kew-tee-us] (Latin) one of four added provinces in the Dacian Diocese. See also: Fabula, Imrium and Sallium.

Fabula [fab-u-la] (Latin) one of four added provinces in the Dacian Diocese. See also: Cutius Superior, Imrium and Sallium.

Fall of the Roman Empire (American Slang) three quarters of the way though the year during the Roman Empire. See also: Autumn of the Roman Empire.

Haiku [hi-koo] (Japanese) silliness abounds; the artist is a nut job, someone stop him please.

Imrium [im-ree-um] (Latin) one of four added provinces in the Dacian Diocese. See also: Cutius Superior, Fabula and Sallium.

Kupridios [koo-pri-dee-os] (Ancient Greek) the goddess of love, aka. Aphrodite (Roman). The diety of beauty and love.

Sallium [sal-ee-um] (Latin) one of four added provinces in the Dacian Diocese. Province containing Castle Tîrgu. See also: Cutius Superior, Fabula and Imrium.

Scribere Anatinus [skree'-be-ray a-na-ti-nus] (Latin) literally writings of the ducks, one section of the nutty Commentarius Trajanus dealing with war-fowl and various other kinds of poultry.

Temple of Kupridios [koo-pree-dos] (Ancient Greek) a temple built for the worship of the goddess Kupridos (Aphrodite). See also: Kupridos.

Tîrgu [teer-goo] (Romanian) literally piazza or bargain, market place or trading area.