- ITER
- Appian Way
- Roman road in a TIER?
- Hur's highway
- Road in ancient Rome
- Road to old Rome
- Use this in Rome
- Roman road
- Passage, in anatomy
- Road for a Roman
- Road to Rome
- Ben Hur's highway
- Anatomical passage
- Road in old Rome
- Body passageway
- Road that led to Rome
- Ancient road to Rome
- Highway, to Ben Hur
- Passage for Pompey
- Appian Way, e.g.
- Body passage
- Pilate's road
- Road for Romulus
- Brain passage
- Passage in Latin
- Passage through old Rome
- Passageway
- Road to the Colosseum
- Appian Way, for instance
- Anatomical canal
- Old Roman road
- Ancient way
- Cicero's way
- Road to ancient Rome
- Road to old Roma
- Appian Way, for one
- Roman roadway
- Road for Caesar
- Roman route
- Route to Roma
- Route to Rome
- Chariot's route
- Roman way
- Route for Romulus
- Way of old Rome
- Ancient artery
- Old road
- Pompey's way
- Road for Pilate
- Route LXVI, e.g.?
- Caesar's way
- Way to the Forum
- Road for Tiberius
- Roman road of yore
- Old Roman way
- Road to the Forum
- Ancient Roman road
- Anatomical pathway
- Road of old
- Anatomical channel
- Cato's way
- Highway built by Caesar.
- Highway for Trajan.
- Relative of the Appian Way.
- Brain cavity.
- Highway: Lat.
- One of the roads that led to Rome.
- Passage.
- Tubular cavity of the brain.
- Old road to Rome.
- Roman highway.
- Way: Latin.
- Brain canal.
- Journey: Latin.
- Passage in the brain.
- A march for Caesar's soldiers.
- Journey: Lat.
- Road for Caesar's hosts.
- Kin of a via.
- Via Latina.
- Highway of Rome.
- Road: Lat.
- Via Appia is one.
- Path: Lat.
- Via Appia.
- A road to Rome.
- Relative of a via.
- Road built by Caesar's army.
- Road that lead to Rome.
- Side road of the Appian Way.
- Via Latina was one.
- Road in Caesar's day.
- Via.
- Road, Roman style.
- Street in 51 Across.
- Highway of Cato's day.
- Via Appia, for one.
- Roman construction.
- Anc. Roman road.
- Drag strip for Ben Hur
- It led to Roma
- Nero's route
- Way for Cato
- Ancient road
- Chariot route.
- Strada's predecessor.
- Drag strip for chariots
- Highway of Pompey's day
- Brain channel
- Latin journey
- Relative of via
- Road for Cato
- Highway of old
- Roman chariot's way
- Via Appia, e.g.
- Highway to Pisa
- Where Caesar trod
- Via's relative
- Brain path
- Caesar's street
- Road for Ben Hur
- Way for Caesar
- Caesar's road
- Road, in Pompeii
- Journey for Juvenal
- Path for Pompey
- Duct of interest to a brain surgeon
- March, to Pompey's men
- Road of yore
- Road to the Rubicon
- The Appian Way, e.g.
- Tiberian thoroughfare
- Aqueduct of Sylvius
- Caesar's route
- Highway for Hadrian
- Journey, to Ovid
- Trip for Trajan
- Aqueduct of Silvius, e.g.
- Cousin of a via
- Latin anagram for rite
- Place for a chariot
- Road for Remus
- Upon which legions marched
- Via Appia's kin
- Where Caesar was borne
- Chariot trail
- Passageway for Pompey
- Place for a carrus
- Relative of a strada
- Journal for Justinian
- Journey, to Julius
- Passage for Publius
- Via's kin
- Road for a chariot
- Road to Roma
- Where Pompey rode
- Juvenal's journey
- Kin of a strada
- Road, to Romulus
- Surface for a chariot
- Via's cousin
- Ancient highway
- Chariot way
- Livy's way
- Trip for Tacitus
- Brain duct
- Caesar's concourse
- Ben Hur's drag strip
- Chariot roadway
- Cranial passageway
- Passage, anatomically
- Caesar's highway
- Cousin of a strada
- On which Juvenal journeyed
- Aqueduct of Sylvius, e.g.
- Artery for Artemidorus
- Chariot's road
- Road, to a centurion
- Seneca's way
- The way for Cicero
- Ovid's way
- Passage for Paulus
- Ancient route
- Journey for Caesar
- Sinus, e.g.
- Route for Ben-Hur
- Roman's way
- It led to ancient Rome
- Corporeal canal
- Bodily channel
- Path of Caesar
- Anatomical duct
- The Roman way
- Way, in Pompeii
- Road to the Forum, e.g.
- Old Roman course
- Hur's way
- Ancient Roman way
- Way to ancient Rome
- Road for Nero
- Ben-Hur's way
- Roman passageway
- Brutus' road
- Journey for Pompey
- Brutus' way
- Via Cassia for one
- Cat's course
- Road Caesar took
- Route: L.
- Passage to the brain
- Route in old Rome
- Canal: anat.
- Latin passage
- Route for Lepidus
- Cerebral aqueduct
- Bodily passage
