This zealous Bohemian was burned at the stake for faith.

This man reformed the calendar to make special events fall within the right seasons.

This man wrote the Divine Comedy.

This character flew too closely to the sun and drowned in the sea.

This man said, “Can he enter a second time into his mother’s womb, and be born?”

Martin Luther believed in justification by this.

This supposedly apppeared to Brutus as he prepared to take his army to battle.

This man wrote the Aeneid.

This character narrates “The Wooden Horse.”

This man said, “I am not much afraid of these fat, longhaired fellows, but more of those pale lean ones.”

According to Plutarch, Caesar received this many stab wounds.

This man unlocked the wooden horse.

This man wrote Metamorphoses.

This character symbolizes human reason, and guides Dante through hell.

This man said, “One thing, and only one thing, is necessary for Christian life, righteousness, and freedom. That one thing is the most holy Word of God, the gospel of Christ.”

This man stabbed Caesar first.

This philosophy emphasizes sensual pleasure and materialism.

This man wrote Lives (from which “Julius Caesar” is taken).

This character dreams of Romans washing their hands in Caesar’s blood.

This man said, “Faith or belief is as a stone lying in the foundation of a strong building, that bearers up all the work.”

This philosophy stresses independence from worldly needs and pleasures.

This philosophy emphasizes reason and indifference to emotion.

This man wrote about Nero’s persecution of Christians.

This character mistakingly assumes that his lover was eaten by a lioness.

This man said, “Citizens, are you all stark mad? Do you really believe our foes are gone? Do you imagine any Greek gift is guileless?”