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  <string id="GUI_GAME_TITLE">Lost Chronicles: Fall of Caesar</string>

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	<!--Cutscene 0-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_0_TEXT_1">44 BCE, the power and authority of Julius Caesar is absolute. Caesar gives himself the title of dictator for life. With the Roman army at his command, he was untouchable.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_0_TEXT_2">But, there were those in the Roman Senate that were uneasy with Caesar's new title.  The Senators formed a conspiracy and plotted to assassinate him. Among them was Marcus Brutus, a trusted friend of Julius Caesar.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_0_TEXT_3">What does this mean for the future of Rome?</string>

	<!--Cutscene 1-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_1_TEXT_1">With Caesar's will, Marc Antony was able to give the Roman people the necessary guidance in this time of need. However, Marc Antony was disheartened to see that Caesar did not name him as his successor, but rather Octavius.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_1_TEXT_2">Meanwhile, Brutus and Cassius had taken to the streets of Rome, announcing to all that the people of Rome were now free. What were the motivations of Brutus? Why did he strike down Caesar, his once friend? The search for answers begins now.</string>

	<!--Cutscene 2-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_2_TEXT_1">Within the secret passage was Marc Antony. Disappointed over not being named as Julius Caesar's successor, he has decided to leave Rome.  He mentions that Brutus and Cassius have also departed for the island of Crete.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_2_TEXT_2">The search for Brutus now leads across the sea and into new lands.</string>

	<!--Cutscene 3-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_3_TEXT_1">Brutus had travelled to Crete to gain allies from Greece.  Having learned what he needed, his ship is seen setting sail for mainland Greece.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_3_TEXT_2">Brutus must be found and must answer for what he has done.  Surely he does not wish to invade and conquer Rome itself?</string>

	<!--Cutscene 4-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_4_TEXT_1">Brutus' plans are now revealed and his army has amassed at Philippi.  All of his actions have come to this.  A large battle is on the horizon.  The forces of Brutus and Cassius will face the armies of Marc Antony and Octavian on the fields of Philippi.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_4_TEXT_2">The events set into motion with the death of Caesar will soon come to a head.</string>

	<!--Cutscene 5-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_5_TEXT_1">With Cassius' forces defeated and the front lines breached, Brutus makes his retreat through the forest and into the foothills.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_5_TEXT_2">The end is near for Marcus Brutus.  This will be the last chance to get answers.</string>

	<!--Cutscene 6-->
	<string id="CUTSCENE_6_TEXT_1">In the end, Brutus did what he thought was right.  He stood up to tyranny and stopped a dictator from taking over the Roman Republic.</string>
	<string id="CUTSCENE_6_TEXT_2">Octavius would go on to become Augustus, the first Emperor of the newly founded Roman Empire.  Whether a hero or a villain; Brutus' actions set the course for not only the Roman Empire, but for all human civilization.</string>
		

	<!--Navigation Texts-->

	<!--Chapter 1-->
	<string id="NAV_THEATRE_POMPEY_TO">To Theatre of Pompey</string>
	<string id="NAV_SENATE_HALLS_TO">To Senate Halls</string>
	<string id="NAV_OUTER_SENATE_TO">To Outer Senate</string>
	<string id="NAV_GUARD_STATION_TO">To Guard Station</string>
	<string id="NAV_ASSEMBLY_TO">To Assembly</string>
	<string id="NAV_MARKET_SQUARE_TO">To Market</string>
	
	<!--Chapter 2-->
	<string id="NAV_GARDEN_TO">To Garden</string>
	<string id="NAV_UNIVERSITY_TO">To University</string>
	<string id="NAV_PALATINE_HILLS_TO">To Palatine Hill</string>
	<string id="NAV_CITY_STREET_TO">To City Street</string>
	<string id="NAV_CIRCUS_MAXIMUS_TO">To Circus Maximus</string>
	<string id="NAV_CHAMBER_OF_GOD_TO">TO Chamber of the Gods</string>
	<string id="NAV_LIBRARY_TO">To Library</string>

	<!--Chapter 3-->
	<string id="NAV_FARM_TO">To Farm</string>
	<string id="NAV_FORT_NORTH_TO">To North End</string>
	<string id="NAV_FORT_SOUTH_TO">To South End</string>
	<string id="NAV_FORGE_TO">To Blacksmith's Forge</string>
	<string id="NAV_LODGE_TO">To Hunting Lodge</string>
	<string id="NAV_WINERY_TO">TO Winery</string>
	<string id="NAV_TOWER_LOCK_TO">To Fort Gate</string>

	<!--Chapter 4-->
	<string id="NAV_MONUMENT_GROUNDS_TO">To Monument Grounds</string>
	<string id="NAV_GATEWAY_TO">To gateway</string>
	<string id="NAV_CENTRAL_ACROPOLIS_TO">To Central Acropolis</string>
	<string id="NAV_ZEUS_POLIEUS_TO">To Zeus Polieus</string>
	<string id="NAV_PARTHENON_TO">To Parthenon</string>
	<string id="NAV_THEATRE_OF_DIONYSUS_TO">To Theatre of Dionysus</string>
	<string id="NAV_ATHENAS_CHAMBER_TO">To Athena's Chamber</string>
	<string id="NAV_INNER_PARTHENON_TO">To Inner Parthenon</string>

	<!--Chapter 5-->
	<string id="NAV_FRONT_LINES_TO">To Front Lines</string>
	<string id="NAV_FOREST_TO">To Forest</string>
	<string id="NAV_MARSHES_TO">To Marshlands</string>
	<string id="NAV_BRUTUS_CAMP_TO">To Brutus' Camp</string>
	<string id="NAV_CASSIUS_CAMP_TO">To Cassius' Camp</string>
	<string id="NAV_GREAT_PLAIN_TO">To Great Plains</string>

	<!--Chapter 6-->
	<string id="NAV_CLIFF_TO">To Cliffs</string>
	<string id="NAV_FOREST_CLEARING_TO">To Forest Clearing</string>
	
	
	
	<!--Task Texts - CH1-->
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_1">Find the Senate Document for Ovidius</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_2">Find the missing piece of the statue</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_3">Marc Antony needs Caesar's will</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_4">Find the soldier's missing equipment</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_5">Find some food for the hungry soldier</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_6">Give the orders to the soldier</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_7">Find the assissins' daggers</string>
	<string id="CH1_GOAL_8">Get the Battle Formations for the commander</string>

	<!--Task Texts - CH2-->
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_1">Pay the vendor 2 pieces of silver for some cheese</string>
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_2">Find some flowers for the woman</string>
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_3">Give the race registration to the Stable Master</string>
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_4">Find missing items for Charioteer</string>
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_5">Get the document for Cicero</string>
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_6">Find the missing artifacts</string>
	<string id="CH2_GOAL_7">Find fresh olives for the vendor</string>

	<!--Task Texts - CH3-->
	<string id="CH3_GOAL_1">Find the history scrolls for the farmer</string>
	<string id="CH3_GOAL_2">Fix the hunter's sword</string>
	<string id="CH3_GOAL_3">Find the bows for the statues in the Lodge</string>
	<string id="CH3_GOAL_4">Find the torches for the statues at the Farm</string>
	<string id="CH3_GOAL_5">Find the grapes for the statues in the Winery</string>
	<string id="CH3_GOAL_6">Find the spears for the statues in the Forge</string>

	<!--Task Texts - CH4-->
	<string id="CH4_GOAL_1">Find a story for the playwright</string>
	<string id="CH4_GOAL_2">Find the spears for the Spartan Statues</string>
	<string id="CH4_GOAL_3">Follow Brutus</string>
	
	<!--Task Texts - CH5-->
	<string id="CH5_GOAL_1">Find a rope and lumber for the Artisan</string>
	<string id="CH5_GOAL_2">Brutus - ring</string>
	<string id="CH5_GOAL_3">Give the strategic plan to the Captain</string>
	<string id="CH5_GOAL_4">Find arrows and rations for the Field Commander</string>
	
	<string id="CH5_GOAL_6">Find a way through the marshlands</string>
	
	<!--Task Texts - CH6-->
	<string id="CH6_GOAL_1">Find Brutus</string>
	
	<!--Tutorial Texts-->
	<string id="TUT_1">Click on a person to speak to them</string>
	<string id="TUT_2">Select what you would like to say in the area below</string>
	<string id="TUT_3">Select "Goodbye" to end a conversation</string>
	<string id="TUT_4">The magnifying glass indicates that you can take a closer look</string>
	<string id="TUT_5">The hand cursor indicates an object that you can interact with</string>
	<string id="TUT_6">Click on an item in your inventory to use it</string>
	<string id="TUT_7">With the document in hand, click on Ovidius to give it to him</string>
	<string id="TUT_8">Find all of the objects listed below. Click to continue</string> <!-- **********************Not done yet -->
	<string id="TUT_9">Click on the hourglass to use a hint</string> <!-- **********************Not done yet -->
	<string id="TUT_10">The arrow cursor indicates that you can move to a new area</string>
	<string id="TUT_11">Click on the compass to see a map of the area</string>
	<string id="TUT_12">Tasks are shown on the map, hover over one to get a description</string>
	<string id="TUT_13">Click on a task to get a hint</string> 
	<string id="TUT_14">Click away from the map to close it</string>
	<string id="TUT_15">Click on the back button to exit a puzzle(click anywhere to continue)</string>

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	<!--Dialog Texts-->
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	<!--Chapter 1-->
	
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	<!--Senator-->
	<string id="SENATOR_TXT_1">Oh no! A great tragedy has befallen Rome! What will we do now?</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_TXT_2">Thank you for your help, countryman.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_TXT_4">You found them!  Let me take a look...Excellent!   These documents will give me the Guidance I need. Thank You. You are a noble spirit among commoners and murderers alike.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_TXT_5">Hello again. What have you there?  Oh, these documents must signed?  As gratitude for your earlier help, I will sign them.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_TXT_6">Now that you've found the daggers, you must find the unique ones that dealt the killing blows</string>
	
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_HEADING_1">What has happened?</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_HEADING_2">Who was that who just walked out?</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_HEADING_3">How can I help?</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_HEADING_4">Good Bye</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_HEADING_5">Why would Caesar be assassinated?</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_HEADING_6">What do you do here?</string>
	
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_TXT_1">The great Caesar has been assassinated by a group of rogue senators.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_TXT_2">That was the man behind the assassination, his name is Marcus Brutus. He was a close friend of Caesar.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_TXT_3">With our leader gone, we no longer have any direction. Could you please look around and see if you can find any of the Senate's documents? They will bear the mark of 'SPQR'.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_TXT_5">He recently declared himself "Dictator for Life". This self-appointed title did not sit well with many members of the Senate. Marcus was a very close friend of Caesar's. I do not know why he would participate.</string>
	<string id="SENATOR_OPT_TXT_6">We members of the Senate must ensure that the Roman people are governed in a just manner. As politicians, we work with documents and mandates, not with weapons. I will help you if I can.</string>

	<!--Soldier-->
	<string id="SOLDIER_TXT_1">Clear the halls! Marc Antony approaches!</string>

	<!--Guard-->
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_1">Halt! None can enter the assembly!</string>
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_2">As a loyal soldier I must do as the people's Senate commands. I will meet up with my unit immediately.</string>
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_3">I must go, but my shield and helmet are still missing, have you had any luck finding them?</string>
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_4">Thank you for bringing me my shield.  Please accept this as payment for your help.</string>
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_5">Excellent, now I have my helmet.</string>
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_6">Every soldier knows that all orders to march to war come approved and signed by the people's Senate.  I will not move from this post.</string>
	<string id="GUARD_TXT_7">Thank you for finding my equipment, but I will not deviate from my post.</string>

	<string id="GUARD_OPT_HEADING_1">Why can't I go into the assembly?</string>
	<string id="GUARD_OPT_HEADING_2">Have you seen Marcus Brutus?</string>
	<string id="GUARD_OPT_HEADING_3">Are you missing some equipment?</string>
	<string id="GUARD_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye.</string>

	<string id="GUARD_OPT_TXT_1">General Antony is in the assembly preparing to address the Roman people.  He has	requested privacy, so none may pass.</string>
	<string id="GUARD_OPT_TXT_2">He was nowhere to be seen when I arrived at this post. He has likely gone into hiding.</string>
	<string id="GUARD_OPT_TXT_3">I was dispatched here on such short notice that I forgot my shield and helmet. It is a serious offense for a soldier to be ill equipped when on duty. I would appreciate it if you could bring me my shield and helmet.</string>

	<!--Commander-->
	<string id="COMMANDER_TXT_1">This is a dark day from Rome, indeed.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_TXT_2">Thank you. I feel much better. Now I must focus on the task at hand, I must organize the soldiers before sending them out to the battlefield.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_TXT_3">Thank you for helping me out.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_TXT_4">Thank you.  Please come inside and help me solve this problem of mine.  I must devise a way that I can organize our troops.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_TXT_5">Please help me solve this.  It will make he ranks of our army greater.</string>
	<string id="TBD">Thank you for agreeing to help me.  I am too exhausted to think.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_TXT_7">Thank you for helping me.  Please take these orders and give them to any Roman soldiers you may encounter.</string>

	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_1">Are you alright?</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_2">What is happening with the Roman army?</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_3">What do you need?</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_5">How will you organize them?</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_6">How is it going?</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_7">What do you need?</string>
	
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_1">I am exhausted from today's events. Soldiers have been dispatched all over the city. Rome will likely fall into chaos.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_2">I have sent soldiers to find Marcus Brutus but most of our forces are in battle throughout Italy and Greece. I have just heard that many more of our forces are needed on the battlefield.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_3">If you could find me something to eat, that would help.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_5">There are specific arrangements of soldiers that must be followed to maximize battle	strength. It is up to me to discover this	Arrangement and direct the soldiers.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_6">I have the plan set up on a table inside this Building. Bring me a note outlining the ranks And I will invite you inside to help me.</string>
	<string id="COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_7">There was a note posted on the sign beside me, but it has been ripped apart. If you can piece it together, I will know how to direct the troops.  Here is one piece of the note.</string>

	<!--Marc Anthony-->
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_1">You there! What has happened? Am I too late?</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_2">This is the crest of the Equestrian order.  These daggers belong to Marcus Brutus and Cassius. I could never have imagined that they would become so villainous. I will take terrible vengeance against them. For Caesar. For Rome.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_3">Citizen, I have heard that Brutus fled into the heart of Rome. Follow him. Cassius' tracks are unknown, but I imagine he will meet up with Brutus again. Follow Brutus and you will find them both.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_4">Until then, I bid you farewell, Good Luck. I must prepare a speech for the Roman people. I will do so with a heavy heart, it is a dark day, indeed.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_5">I must address the Roman people and yet I am at a loss for words, I do not know what	Caesar had planned for Rome.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_6">I will ensure that the final wishes of Julius Caesar shall be carried out.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_7">Caesar kept his will someone on the Senate grounds.  Surely it is hidden somewhere.</string>

	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_1">Who are you?</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_2">Caesar is dead.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_3">What do you need me to do?</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_5">Why must you address the people?</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_6">Who will lead Rome now?</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_HEADING_7">How can I help?</string>

	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_TXT_1">I am Marc Antony, General of the Roman	army. Julius Caesar was a close friend of	Mine. I was warned by Cicero that there was	Something foul in the air this morning, I came as	Quickly as I could.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_TXT_2">Then it is as Cicero said. He warned me that this Might happen. I am deeply saddened by these events, both for myself and for all of Rome.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_TXT_3">Bring me the weapons of those who committed this terrible deed.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_TXT_5">The people of Rome deserve to be told about what has happened today. As General of the people's army, I must take on this responsibility in the absence of Caesar.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_TXT_6">I will take Caesar's place. I will lead Rome into a new age. I will begin by addressing the people	of Rome in this time of great tragedy.</string>
	<string id="ANTHONY_OPT_TXT_7">I believe that Julius Caesar kept his will somewhere within the Senate. It contains his final wishes and will help me direct and comfort the Roman people.</string>

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	<!--Chapter 2-->
	
	<!--Food Vendor-->
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_TXT_1">I have some fresh goat's cheese for sale. I buy fresh food as well. I will pay you for any food you find.</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_TXT_2">Thank you. I will gladly pay you for them. And a Greek traveller passed through recently and paid me with this strange coin. I'll give it to you in exchange for the olives. It has no value to me.</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_TXT_3">You have been my best customer all day.  Thank you.</string>
	
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_HEADING_1">What food will you buy?</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_HEADING_2">Have you seen a man named Marcus Brutus?</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_HEADING_3">How much for the cheese?</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye.</string>

	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_TEXT_1">This is a good season for olives.  I will gladly buy a bunch of olives if you bring me some.</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_TEXT_2">Does he have something to do with the news I heard this morning about the death of Caesar?  I do not think I would want to be face to face with him.</string>
	<string id="FOOD_VENDOR_OPT_TEXT_3">It will cost you 2 pieces of silver for the cheese.  Do not complain about the price, I have a family to feed.</string>

	<!--Roman Woman-->
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_TXT_1">Please, leave me stranger.  I am in no mood to speak with you.</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_TXT_2">Thank You!  Please take this, it is an heirloom passed down to me from my mother.</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_TXT_3">Thank you for helping me.  My heart is at ease for now.</string>


	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_HEADING_1">You look sad.</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_HEADING_2">Have you heard the news of the passing of Caesar?</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_HEADING_3">Is there anything I can do?</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye.</string>

	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_TEXT_1">My husband left for a battle many moons ago.  I know now that he will not be coming back.</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_TEXT_2">I am far too heartbroken to care for the matters of others.</string>
	<string id="ROMAN_WOMAN_OPT_TEXT_3">I miss the times that my lover would bring me a bouquet of beautiful flowers.  Such a loving gesture.  How I long for those days.</string>

	<!--Stable Master-->
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_TXT_1">Only registered race participants may enter.</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_TXT_2">You are racing in today's event?  Then You may enter the stable.</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_TXT_3">I hope you were able to find what you needed in there.</string>
	
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_HEADING_1">Why can I not enter?</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_HEADING_2">Why are these horses so special?</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_HEADING_3">How can I get in?</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye.</string>

	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_TEXT_1">Only those who are registered to compete at the Circus Maximus may enter.</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_TEXT_2">The horses in here are specially bred to be the fastest horses in the land.</string>
	<string id="STABLE_MASTER_OPT_TEXT_3">Only those with the proper registration forms may enter.  Without the proper documents, you must remain outside.</string>

	<!--Charioteer-->
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_TXT_1">I must participate in the race, but I am missing some of my equipment.  I will reward you handsomely.</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_TXT_3">Thank you, Before I race, please take a look at this.  It is a strange box that was given to me as a gift.  I cannot figure out how to open it.</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_TXT_4">Thank you for helping me.  Wish me luck.  I wish good fortune for you as well.</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_TXT_2">Bring me my equipment and you shall be rewarded.</string>

	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_HEADING_1">Who are you?</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_HEADING_2">What is this place?</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_HEADING_3">What equipment do you need?</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>

	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_TXT_1">I am but a simple farmer.  I have come here to earn fame and fortune in the horse races, here at the Circus Maximus.</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_TXT_2">You have never been to the Circus Maximus?  This is the greatest arena in all the land.  The most brutal, and entertaining, events are played here.  The racers hunger for glory and the crowd hungers for blood.</string>
	<string id="CHARIOTEER_OPT_TXT_3">The items I need to particiapte are a Flax Knife, it is a small balde used by the riders.  Some racing gear, a protective helmet and a chestplate.  And some horse reins to control my steed.  Bring these items to me.  You will need this registration form to search the stables.</string>

	<!--Cicero-->
	<string id="CICERO_TXT_1">I heard the news of the assassination of Julius Caesar.  I am wondering what will now happen with the Roman Senate.</string>
	<string id="CICERO_TXT_2">Thank you for finding this for me.  Please take this, it is a symbol of Strength and Wisdom.</string>
	<string id="CICERO_TXT_3">The political climate of Rome has been forever changed.  Rome will never be the same.</string>

	<string id="CICERO_OPT_HEADING_1">Who are you?</string>
	<string id="CICERO_OPT_HEADING_2">What do you know of Caesar's assassination?</string>
	<string id="CICERO_OPT_HEADING_3">What can I do for you?</string>
	<string id="CICERO_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>

	<string id="CICERO_OPT_TXT_1">I am Cicero.  I warned Marc Antony of the Ides of March.  I let him know that the time of Julius Caesar was nearing its end.</string>
	<string id="CICERO_OPT_TXT_2">I sensed that it was inevitable.  With Caesar's recent behaviour, it knew it was going to happen sooner or later.</string>
	<string id="CICERO_OPT_TXT_3">I would like you to bring me the Text on Roman Law, it has gone missing from the Library.  I must consult it and decide what is to be done with the people's Senate.  Take this key and search the Library for any clues.  That text is very important and could be anywhere.</string>
	
	<!--Scholar-->
	<string id="SCHOLAR_TXT_1">Please do not disturb me!  Can you not see that I am busy?</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_TXT_2">Thank you.  As a sign of my gratitude, please take this as payment.</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_TXT_3">Thank you once again for helping me.  Please, feel free to browse the library, there may be other revelations waiting for you on the shelves.</string>
		
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_HEADING_1">What is this place?</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_HEADING_2">Who are you?</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_HEADING_3">Do you need any help?</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>

	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_TXT_1">This is the Library of the Roman University.  All of our acquired knowledge is contained within these scrolls.</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_TXT_2">I am a scholar of the University, I must obtain as knowledge as poosible and pass it on to future generations.  Knowledge is the most important tool of our civilization.</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_TXT_3">Why, as a matter of fact, I do.  I am trying to decifer the riddle of this scroll.  My knowledge of Zodiac symbols is somewhat rusty.  Please, take a look.</string>
	<string id="SCHOLAR_OPT_TXT_4">Thank you once again for helping me.  Please, feel free to browse the library, there may be other revelations waiting for you on the shelves.</string>
	
	<!-- Chapter 3 -->
	<string id="LID_IS_WEAK">This barrel is leaking, I could probably smash it open.</string>
	<string id="UNITS">units of wine</string>
	<string id="UNIT">unit of wine</string>
	<string id="DOOR_IS_LOCKED">It is Locked, I will need the key.</string>
	<string id="BOX_IS_LOCKED">This box is locked, but there is no keyhole.  I must find a way to open it.</string>
	<string id="NOT_HOT_ENOUGH">The metal is not yet hot enough, it should stay in for a few seconds more.</string>
	<string id="ALTAR_OF_HARVEST">The inscription reads: "Ceres and Demeter, the Goddesses of Harvest, each with a torch."</string>
	<string id="ALTAR_OF_FORGING">The inscription reads: "Vulcan and Hepaestus, the Gods of the Forge, each one carries a spear."</string>
	<string id="ALTAR_OF_HUNTING">The inscription reads: "Diana and Artemis, the Goddesses of the Hunt, each uses a bow."</string>
	<string id="ALTAR_OF_WINE">The inscription reads: "Bacchus and Dionysus, the Gods of Wine, each holds grapes in his hand."</string>

	<!-- Greek Man Text -->
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_TXT_1">You are a traveller from Rome, correct?  Another man from Rome was here recently.</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_TXT_2">He said his name was Marcus Brutus.  He said he was formerly of Rome.</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_TXT_3">He was recruiting young men to fight for him.  It is as if he is building an army.</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_TXT_4">I will tell you if you retrieve something very important to me.  There are some scrolls hidden somewhere here that detail the rich history of Greece.  I must have them.</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_HEADING_1">Who was he?</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_HEADING_2">What was he doing here?</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_HEADING_3">Where did he go?</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_WAITING_FOR_SCROLLS">If you find the scrolls, bring them to me.</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_THANKS">Thank you these, traveller.  It is very important that we preserve our culture.  Brutus left the fort recently and set sail for the mainland.  He is going to Athens to build his army.</string>
	<string id="GREEK_MAN_KEY">Please take this, it is the key for the main gate of the fort.  Beyond the fort wall is the port.</string>

	<!-- Hunter Text -->
	<string id="HUNTER_TXT_1">Welcome traveller.  This is where the strongest and proudest gather to discuss the spoils of the hunt.</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_TXT_2">This is a Roman fort on Greek soil.  However, most of those who live and work on this fort are all Greek.  Only the soldiers are Romans.</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_TXT_3">When the Roman's took over the island, they insisted on building monutes to worship their Gods.  Odd how they look exactly like the Greek Gods, would you not say?</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_TXT_4">On a recent hunt, I struck stone with my sword and it broke in two.  I would appreciate it if you could repair it for me.</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_HEADING_1">Can you tell me about the fort?</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_HEADING_2">Why are there always two statues?</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_HEADING_3">What can I do for you?</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_IS_FIXED">Have you found a way to repair my sword yet?</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_WINERY_KEY">Take this key to the Winery.  Help yourself to some wine when you are there.  Cheers, my friend!</string>
	<string id="HUNTER_THANKS">Thank you helping me, friend.  I shall hunt many beasts with my new sword.</string>

	<!--Chapter 4-->
	
	<!--Spartan-->
	<string id="SPARTAN_TXT_1">I am a Spartan warrior, the strongest and proudest warriors in all of Greece.</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_TXT_2">I will record the story of the Battle of Thermopylae onto your scroll.</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_TXT_3">The Battle of Thermopylae shall forever remain a reminder to all of the power of Sparta.</string>

	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_HEADING_1">What are you doing here?</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_HEADING_2">Why are Spartans so great?</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_HEADING_3">Do you have any interesting stories?</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>

	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_TXT_1">As a proud Greek, I am visiting the grand temples in the world and paying my respects to the Olympian Gods.</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_TXT_2">Spartan warriors are the most fearless warriors in the entire world.  Spartans are never outmatched.  No other warrior stands a chance against a Spartan.</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_OPT_TXT_3">If you have a scroll, I will recant to you the story of the Battle of Thermopylae, a key moment in the history of Sparta.  It is an entertaining tale.</string>

	<!--Greek Historian-->
	<string id="HISTORIAN_TXT_1">You look lost, traveller.  I know much about this land.  I can help with anything you need.</string>

	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_HEADING_1">What is this place?</string>
	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_HEADING_2">Do you know of Caesar's Assassination?</string>
	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_HEADING_3">Do you have any interesting stories?</string>
	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>

	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_TXT_1">You are standing in the Acropolis of Athens.  Here, the great temples have been built in honor of our Gods.</string>
	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_TXT_2">News has spread into Greece that Julius Caesar has fallen at the hand of his own Senators.  A Roman man has come seeking allies, I believe he entered the Parthenon.</string>
	<string id="HISTORIAN_OPT_TXT_3">If you are seeking an exciting story, you should speak to the Spartan at the Monument Grounds.  Spartans are fierce warriors who have many stories of battle and victory.</string>

	<!--Playwright-->
	<string id="PLAYWRIGHT_TXT_1">I am trying to create a captivating tale to portray on stage.  As playwright, it is my duty to entertain those who visit the Theatre of Dionysus.</string>
	<string id="PLAYWRIGHT_TXT_2">Ahhh, I see.  Of course!  This story has it all, battles, sacrifice, honor.  This will make for an excellent stage show.  Thank you.  Please take this key to the Parthenon.</string>
	<string id="PLAYWRIGHT_TXT_3">If you come accross an exciting story in your travels, record it on the parchment and return it to me.</string>
	<string id="PLAYWRIGHT_TXT_4">The Battle of Thermopylae will be the greatest play that this stage has ever seen!</string>

	

	<!--Chapter 5-->

	<!--Artisan-->
	<string id="ARTISAN_TXT_1">Greetings.  As the camp artisan. you can count on me to build any supplies you need.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_TXT_2">If you want to cross the marshes, bring me some rope and some lumber.  I will build you a bridge.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_TXT_3">Bring me rope and I can finish building this bridge.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_TXT_4">With some wood, I can complete this bridge for you.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_TXT_5">Thank you for bringing these materials to me, I will build you a bridge.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_TXT_6">The tide of the battle is about to turn.  I will be taking my leave shortly, I do not wish to be around for the bloodshed.</string>
					
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_HEADING_1">What is it that you do here?</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_HEADING_2">Why did you join Brutus' forces?</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_HEADING_3">Can you build something to get me through the marsh?</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>
							
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_TXT_1">I am given the task of building anything that the army needs.  I construct supplies and can even make weapons.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_TXT_2">General Brutus is a very convincing speaker.  He has convinced many to join his cause.</string>
	<string id="ARTISAN_OPT_TXT_3">Bring me rope and lumber and I will build you a foot bridge to get across the marsh.</string>

	<!--Brutus-->
	<string id="BRUTUS_TXT_1">My friend, the time has come!  Roman forces approach on the horizon.  My forces are well prepared and Cassius' army is equally capable of defeating our opponents.</string>	
	<string id="BRUTUS_TXT_2">This is the ring of Cassius.  Could it be that his armies have fallen?  I must prepare for our own front lines to be breached.  Enter my tent behind me and bring the plans inside to Cassius' camp.</string>
								
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_HEADING_1">You must surrender.</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_HEADING_2">Why did you kill Caesar?</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_HEADING_3">Where is Cassius?</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>
							
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_TXT_1">I will not surrender!  You would do well to stop such talk immediately.</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_TXT_2">I did what needed to be done.  There is no time to discuss right now.  A battle is looming just over the hill.</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_OPT_TXT_3">Cassius is at his fort on the otehr side of the marshlands.  Cassius' forces can easily handle Marc Antony and his armies.  Bring me any news of Cassius' victory.</string>

	<!--Captain-->
	<string id="CAPTAIN_TXT_1">General Cassius has disappeared!  The battle is all but lost!</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_TXT_2">Ah, so this is General Brutus' plan.  Our archers will fire upon their shielded forces.  Please, would you direct our archers?  Tell them wher to fire.  Be careful, the enemy may have a surprise for us.</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_TXT_3">We have slowed the enemy, but they still approach!!!  We must pull back to General Brutus' camp immediately!</string>

	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_HEADING_1">What is going on?</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_HEADING_2">Where is Cassius?</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_HEADING_3">Is there any way to win this battle?</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>
							
	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_TXT_1">Roman forces are overwhelming our armies.  We cannot win this battle.</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_TXT_2">He retreated into the nearby hills.  He has not been seen in some time.</string>
	<string id="CAPTAIN_OPT_TXT_3">Bring me General Brutus' plans.  He keeps them in his personal tent.</string>


	<!--Field Commander-->
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_TXT_1">Stay away civilian!  This is war!</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_TXT_2">I need rations for our troops and we are running out of arrows for our archers.  Bring these to me so we can defend the camp!</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_TXT_3">We need arrows for our archers!  We will be defenseless without them!</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_TXT_4">We need rations for our soldiers!  Please find them, the supply convoy near Cassius' camp should have some.</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_TXT_5">Thank you.  Now is our chance to launch a counter-attack!  Please, would you direct our archers.  We must fire upon their ranks!</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_TXT_6">The enemy has arrived!  Our forces are overrun!  We must retreat into the forest!  Quickly, to the forest!!</string>


	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_1">What is happening?</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_2">How goes the battle?</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_3">What do you need?</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_HEADING_4">Goodbye</string>
							
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_1">Forces from Rome have come, led by Marc Antony and Octavian.</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_2">We are holding the line, but are forces are in danger of being overrun.  We need supplies!</string>
	<string id="FIELD_COMMANDER_OPT_TXT_3">We need rations to feed our troops and we need arrows to arm our archers.  Please find them and bring them to me.</string>

	<!--Marc Anthony-->
	<string id="ANTHONY_TXT_8">Brutus has retreated into the foothills.  He is mortally wounded, so he must not be very far ahead.</string>

	<!--Chapter 6-->

	<!--Highrank Soldier-->
	<string id="HIGHRANK_SOLDIER_TXT_1">General Brutus wishes to be left alone.  No one shall pass.</string>
	<string id="HIGHRANK_SOLDIER_TXT_2">You dare take the General's sword and wield it against me?  I see the determination in your eyes.  The day is lost, I fight for Brutus no more.  Go, the General awaits.</string>
	
	<!--Brutus-->
	<string id="BRUTUS_TXT_3">It seems that I am at my end.  My journey ends, but Rome is to be set on a new journey.  Rome will live on.  Rome will be greater than ever before.</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_TXT_4">One day, all will understand.  Rome will shine like a beacon on all of the world.  One must always realize when a sacrifice must be made.  I have made mine...  for Rome.  Would you give your life for Rome?</string>
	<string id="BRUTUS_TXT_5">When Rome rises to new heights of power...  Forget not, the author of these crimes...</string>
	
		
	<!--Hidden Objects-->
	
	<!--Daggers-->
	<string id="GROUP_HO_Dagger">Find XX Daggers</string>
	<string id="GROUP_HO_Dagger_1">Find 1 Dagger</string>

	<!--Textile Stand-->
	<string id="GROUP_Spools">XX Spools</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Spools_1">Spool</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Vase">XX Vases</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Vase_1">Vase</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Cat">XX Cats</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Car_1">Cat</string>

	<string id="GROUP_bracelet">XX Bracelets</string>
	<string id="GROUP_bracelet_1">Bracelet</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Shoes">XX Shoes</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Shoes_1">Shoe</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Eggs">XX Eggs</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Eggs_1">Eggs</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Rat">XX Rats</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Rat_1">Rat</string>

	<string id="GROUP_coin">XX Coins</string>
	<string id="GROUP_coin_1">Coin</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Globe">XX Globes</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Globe_1">Globe</string>

	<string id="GROUP_quill">XX Quills</string>
	<string id="GROUP_quill_1">Quill</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Statue">XX Statues</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Statue_1">Statue</string>

	<string id="GROUP_roll">XX Rolls</string>
	<string id="GROUP_roll_1">Roll</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Candle">XX Candles</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Candle_1">Candle</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Inkpot">XX Inkpots</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Inkpot_1">Inkpot</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Lamp">XX Lamps</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Lamp_1">Lamp</string>

	<!--Stables HO-->
	<string id="GROUP_Rake">XX Rakes</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Rake_1">Rake</string>

	<string id="GROUP_Saddle">XX Saddles</string>
	<string id="GROUP_Saddle_1">Saddle</string>

	<string id="CHESSMAN">Chess Piece</string>
	<string id="SHARKSTOOTH">Shark Tooth</string>
	<string id="CLOTHESPIN"></string>
	<string id="THEATREMASK">Theatre Mask</string>
	<string id="SKELETONFISH">Fish Bones</string>
	<string id="PALM_PRINT">Hand Print</string>
	<string id="LIONS_HEAD">Lion's Head</string>
	<string id="LAUREL_WREATH">Laurel Wreath</string>
	<string id="FACEMASK">Mask</string>
	<string id="HANDMIRROR">Hand Mirror</string>
	<string id="OLIVEBRANCH">Olive Branch</string>
	<string id="CROSSEDSWORDS">Crossed Swords</string>
	<string id="WARRIORHELMET">Battle Helmet</string>
	<string id="THEATREMASKS">Theatre Masks</string>
	<string id="BIGSHIELD">Big Shield</string>
	<string id="SHARKSTOOTH">Shark Tooth</string>
	<string id="GOLDBRACELET">Gold Bracelet</string>
	<string id="TURQUOISERING">Turquoise Ring</string>
	<string id="CHESTPLATE">Chest Plate</string>
	<string id="GLADIATORMACE">Mace</string>
	<string id="GLADIATORSHIELD">Shield</string>
	<string id="ROTTEN_APPLES">Rotten Apples</string>
	<string id="CHILLI_PEPPER">Chili Pepper</string>
	<string id="APPLECORE">Apple Core</string>
	<string id="MAP_SCROLL">Map Scroll</string>
	<string id="OIL_LAMP">Oil Lamp</string>
	<string id="BELT_BUCKLE">Belt Buckle</string>
	<string id="SHINGUARD">Shin Guard</string>
	<string id="HEAD_EMBLEM">Head Emblem</string>
	<string id="SUN_SYMBOL">Sun Symbol</string>
	<string id="LION_HEAD">Lion Head</string>

  <string id="PLATES">Plates</string>
  <string id="KNIFE">Knife</string>
  <string id="CHAIN">Chain</string>
  <string id="HAND">Hand</string>
  <string id="SKULL">Skull</string>
  <string id="ROTTEN_APPLES">Rotten Apples</string>
  <string id="MOUSE">Mouse</string>
  <string id="MEDAL">Medal</string>
  <string id="CATTAIL">Cat Tail</string>
  <string id="MUSHROOMS">Mushrooms</string>
  <string id="DRAGONFLY">Dragonfly</string>
  <string id="FROG">Frog</string>
  <string id="CROSSBOW">Crossbow</string>
  <string id="TIGER">Tiger</string>
  <string id="HERON">Heron</string>
  <string id="DRUM">Drum</string>
  <string id="BOOK">Book</string>
  <string id="BUCKET">Bucket</string>
  <string id="UNICORN">Unicorn</string>
  <string id="STATUE">Statue</string>
  <string id="SPIDERWEB">Spiderweb</string>
  <string id="FLAG">Flag</string>
  <string id="BUTTERFLY">Butterfly</string>
  <string id="HARP">Harp</string>
  <string id="RING">Ring</string>

  <string id="APPLE">Apple</string>
  <string id="ARROW">Arrow</string>
  <string id="GOBLET">Goblet</string>
  <string id="DAISIES">Daisies</string>
  <string id="CROW">Crow</string>
  <string id="BRACELET">Bracelet</string>
  <string id="MUSHROOM">Mushroom</string>
  <string id="ACHILLESSWORD">Sword</string>
  <string id="NOOSE">Noose</string>
  <string id="PENDANT">Pendant</string>
  <string id="CONE">Cone</string>
  <string id="SCROLL">Scroll</string>
  <string id="WRISTLET">Wristlet</string>
  <string id="CHEESE">Cheese</string>
  <string id="BREAD">Bread</string>
  <string id="PLANT">Plant</string>
  <string id="WOOD">Wood</string>
  <string id="PURSE">Purse</string>
  <string id="SHIELD">Shield</string>
  <string id="VINEPOT">VinePot</string>
  <string id="COIN">Coin</string>
  <string id="BEETLE">Beetle</string>
  <string id="INKPOT">Inkpot</string>
  <string id="FEATHER">Feather</string>
  <string id="STATUE">Statue</string>
  <string id="SANDAL">Sandal</string>
  <string id="HORSESHOE">Horseshoe</string>
  <string id="BUCKEL">Buckle</string>
  <string id="BUTTERFLY">Butterfly</string>
  <string id="BONE">Bone</string>
  <string id="WAXSEAL">Wax Seal</string>
  <string id="SNAKE">Snake</string>

  <string id="COCKROACH">Cockroach</string>
  <string id="PARROT">Parrot</string>
  <string id="COCONUT">Coconut</string>
  <string id="CHILLI_PEPPER">Chilli Pepper</string>
  <string id="BREAD">Bread</string>
  <string id="MUG">Mug</string>
  <string id="APPLECORE">Apple Core</string>
  <string id="LOG">Log</string>
  <string id="HANDBAG">Handbag</string>
  <string id="MAP_SCROLL">Scroll</string>
  <string id="SPURS">Spurs</string>
  <string id="DICE">Dice</string>
  <string id="SHOE">Shoe</string>
  <string id="ARROWHEAD">Arrowhead</string>
  <string id="COINS">Coins</string>
  <string id="OIL_LAMP">Oil Lamp</string>
  <string id="KEY">Key</string>
  <string id="BELT_BUCKLE">Belt Buckle</string>
  <string id="EAGLE">Eagle</string>
  <string id="NECKLACE">Necklace</string>
  <string id="SHINGUARD">Shin Guard</string>
  <string id="UNDERSHIRT">Undershirt</string>
  <string id="TUNIC">Tunic</string>
  <string id="TRUMPET">Trumpet</string>
  <string id="BOW">Bow</string>
  <string id="BACKPACK">Backpack</string>
  <string id="VASE1">Vase</string>
  <string id="STATUE">Statue</string>
  <string id="WEIGHTS">Weights</string>
  <string id="HEAD_EMBLEM">Head Emblem</string>
  <string id="QUIVER">Quiver</string>
  <string id="SUN_SYMBOL">Sun Symbol</string>
  <string id="LION_HEAD">Lion Head</string>

  <string id="NAIL">Nail</string>
  <string id="GRASSHOPPER">Grasshopper</string>
  <string id="FOURLEAFCLOVER">Four Leaf Clover</string>
  <string id="LIZARD">Lizard</string>
  <string id="LAURELWREATH">Laurel Wreath</string>
  <string id="CATERPILLAR">Caterpillar</string>
  <string id="CANDLESTICK">Candlestick</string>
  <string id="SKULLANIMAL">Animal Skull</string>
  <string id="SUNFLOWER">Sunflower</string>
  <string id="SCROLL">Scroll</string>
  <string id="SEASHELL">SeaShell</string>
  <string id="FISH">Fish</string>
  <string id="FOSSILANIMAL">Fossil</string>
  <string id="ANATLER">Antler</string>
  <string id="BONSAI">Bonsai</string>
  <string id="VASE">Vase</string>
  <string id="MUSHROOMS">Mushrooms</string>
  <string id="SPEAR">Spear</string>
  <string id="FLASK">Flask</string>
  <string id="STATUE">Statue</string>
  <string id="CATSTATUE">Cat Statue</string>
  <string id="BONE">Bone</string>
  <string id="ANANAS">Pineapple</string>
  <string id="GRAPES">grapes</string>
  <string id="HELMET">Helmet</string>
  <string id="BUCKLER">Buckler</string>
  <string id="BUTTERFLY">Butterfly</string>
  <string id="AXE">axe</string>

  <string id="Palm_Print">Palm Print</string>
  <string id="ananas">Pineapple</string>
  <string id="coin">coin</string>
  <string id="SeaShell">SeaShell</string>
  <string id="fish">fish</string>
  <string id="Leaf">Leaf</string>
  <string id="Capricorns_sign">Capricorn</string>
  <string id="ring">ring</string>
  <string id="lions_head">lion Head</string>
  <string id="necklace">necklace</string>
  <string id="bracelet">bracelet</string>
  <string id="axe">axe</string>
  <string id="runner">runner</string>
  <string id="spider">spider</string>
  <string id="candle">candle</string>
  <string id="lizard">lizard</string>
  <string id="parchment">Parchment</string>
  <string id="laurel_wreath">Laurel Wreath</string>
  <string id="bow">bow</string>
  <string id="facemask">facemask</string>
  <string id="foot">foot</string>
  <string id="skull">skull</string>
  <string id="Bone">Bone</string>
  <string id="harp">harp</string>
  <string id="omega">omega</string>
  <string id="horse">horse</string>

  <string id="Plates">Plates</string>
  <string id="Knife">Knife</string>
  <string id="Chain">Chain</string>
  <string id="Hand">Hand</string>
  <string id="Skull">Skull</string>
  <string id="Rotten_Apples">Rotten Apples</string>
  <string id="Mouse">Mouse</string>
  <string id="Medal">Medal</string>
  <string id="Cattail">Cat Tail</string>
  <string id="Mushrooms">Mushrooms</string>
  <string id="Dragonfly">Dragonfly</string>
  <string id="Frog">Frog</string>
  <string id="Crossbow">Crossbow</string>
  <string id="Tiger">Tiger</string>
  <string id="Heron">Heron</string>
  <string id="Drum">Drum</string>
  <string id="Book">Book</string>
  <string id="Bucket">Bucket</string>
  <string id="Unicorn">Unicorn</string>
  <string id="Statue">Statue</string>
  <string id="Spiderweb">Spiderweb</string>
  <string id="Flag">Flag</string>
  <string id="Butterfly">Butterfly</string>
  <string id="Harp">Harp</string>
  <string id="Ring">Ring</string>


  <string id="Garlic">Garlic</string>
  <string id="Carrot">Carrot</string>
  <string id="Clothespin">Clothespin</string>
  <string id="Clam">Clam</string>
  <string id="StatueTorch">Statue Torch</string>
  <string id="Bow">Bow</string>
  <string id="Spoon">Spoon</string>
  <string id="Snake">Snake</string>
  <string id="Wolf">Wolf</string>
  <string id="Goat">Goat</string>
  <string id="Saphire">Sapphire</string>
  <string id="Eagle">Eagle</string>
  <string id="Handbag_Loculus">Handbag</string>
  <string id="Horn">Horn</string>
  <string id="Bull">Bull</string>
  <string id="Bear">Bear</string>
  <string id="Lion">Lion</string>
  <string id="Fibula">Fibula</string>
  <string id="Golden_Antler">Golden Antler</string>
  <string id="Duck">Duck</string>
  <string id="Papyrus">Papyrus</string>
  <string id="Stone_Head">Stone Head</string>
  <string id="Golden_Buckle">Golden Buckle</string>
  <string id="Ruby_Ring">Ruby Ring</string>
  <string id="Owl">Owl</string>
  <string id="War_Amulet">War Amulet</string>
  <string id="Stone_Horse">Stone Horse</string>
  <string id="Gold_Ring">Gold Ring</string>
  <string id="Earrings">Earrings</string>
  <string id="Slingshot">Slingshot</string>
  <string id="Arrows">Arrows</string>
  <string id="Clover">Clover</string>
  <string id="Zodiac">Zodiac</string>
  <string id="Knife">Knife</string>
  <string id="Laurel">Laurel</string>
  <string id="CELESTIAL_RING">Celestial Ring</string>
  <string id="Celestial_Ring">Celestial Ring</string>
  <string id="Pearl">Pearl</string>
  <string id="Bronze_Ring">Bronze Ring</string>
  <string id="Coin">Coin</string>

  <string id="Coin">Coin</string>
  <string id="BoatHook">BoatHook</string>
  <string id="SeaShell">SeaShell</string>
  <string id="Corn">Corn</string>
  <string id="HeartBrooch">Heart Brooch</string>
  <string id="Coconut">Coconut</string>
  <string id="Button">Button</string>
  <string id="Wristlet">Wristlet</string>
  <string id="Rat">Rat</string>
  <string id="Sabot">Sabot</string>
  <string id="Pearl">Pearl</string>
  <string id="Dice">Dice</string>
  <string id="Falmingo">Flamingo</string>
  <string id="Crown">Crown</string>
  <string id="PinkOrchid">Pink Orchid</string>
  <string id="Candle">Candle</string>
  <string id="Pineapple">Pineapple</string>
  <string id="Bell">Bell</string>
  <string id="LeatherBelt">Leather Belt</string>
  <string id="WineBranch">Wine Branch</string>
  <string id="Chessman">Chess Piece</string>
  <string id="Snake">Snake</string>
  <string id="RedApple">Red Apple</string>
  <string id="Bucket">Bucket</string>
  <string id="Shield">Shield</string>
  <string id="Sword">Sword</string>
  <string id="Clasp">Clasp</string>
  <string id="Coins">Coins</string>
  <string id="Vase">Vase</string>
  <string id="Helmet">Helmet</string>
  <string id="Feather">Feather</string>
  <string id="FalxKnife">Falx Knife</string>
  <string id="Chalice">Chalice</string>
  <string id="Pillow">Pillow</string>
  <string id="Bust">Bust</string>
  <string id="Broom">Broom</string>
  <string id="Rope">Rope</string>
  <string id="Melon">Melon</string>
  <string id="PanFlute">Pan Flute</string>
  <string id="Head_Emblem">Head Emblem</string>
  <string id="Sun_Symbol">Sun Symbol</string>
  <string id="CatStatue">Cat Statue</string>
  <string id="AchillesSword">Sword</string>

  <string id="Brush">Brush</string>
  <string id="Medaillon">Medaillon</string>
  <string id="Bellows">Bellows</string>
  <string id="Vase">Vase</string>
  <string id="GoldBracelet">Gold Bracelet</string>
  <string id="TurquoiseRing">Turquoise Ring</string>
  <string id="Quill">Quill</string>
  <string id="Knife">Knife</string>
  <string id="ChestPlate">Chest Plate</string>
  <string id="Candlestick">Candlestick</string>
  <string id="Bracer">Bracer</string>
  <string id="Belt">Belt</string>
  <string id="Sandal">Sandal</string>
  <string id="Spear">Spear</string>
  <string id="Gauntlet">Gauntlet</string>
  <string id="Candle">Candle</string>
  <string id="Scroll">Scroll</string>
  <string id="Purse">Purse</string>
  <string id="Helmet">Helmet</string>
  <string id="Grapes">Grapes</string>
  <string id="Bow">Bow</string>
  <string id="GladiatorMace">Gladiator Mace</string>
  <string id="GladiatorShield">Gladiator Shield</string>
  <string id="Book">Book</string>
  <string id="Saddle">Saddle</string>
  <string id="Whip">Whip</string>

	
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	<string id="SENATE_DOCUMENT">Senate Document</string>
	<string id="COIN_1">Silver Coin</string>
	<string id="COIN_2">Iron Coin</string>
	<string id="COIN_3">Gold Coin</string>
	<string id="COIN_4">Bronze Coin</string>
	<string id="COIN_5">Copper Coin</string>
	<string id="SCRAP_1">Scrap of Paper</string>
	<string id="SCRAP_2">Scrap of Paper</string>
	<string id="SCRAP_3">Scrap of Paper</string>
	<string id="SCRAP_4">Scrap of Paper</string>
	<string id="SCRAP_5">Scrap of Paper</string>
	<string id="ASSASSINS_DAGGERS">Assassin's Daggers</string>
	<string id="HELMET">Soldier's Helmet</string>
	<string id="SHIELD">Soldier's Shield</string>
	<string id="GRAPES">Bunch of Grapes</string>
	<string id="CAESARS_WILL">Caesar's Will</string>
	<string id="BATTLE_FORMATIONS">Battle Formations</string>
	<string id="MARCHING_ORDERS">Marching Orders</string>
	<string id="SIGNED_MARCHING_ORDERS">Signed Marching Orders</string>
	<string id="COPPER_KEY">Copper Key</string>
	<string id="DAGGER_KEY">Dagger Key</string>
	<string id="STATUES_CROWN">Statue's Crown</string>

	<string id="LIBRARY_KEY">Library Key</string>
	<string id="OLIVES">Olives</string>
	<string id="BASKET">Basket</string>
	<string id="CRYSTAL_HEART">Crystal Heart</string>
	<string id="LIGHTNING_BOLT">Lightning Bolt</string>
	<string id="HERMES_COIN">Hermes Coin</string>
	<string id="2_SILVER_PIECES">2 Pieces of Silver</string>
	<string id="GOAT_CHEESE">Cheese</string>
	<string id="TRIDENT">Trident</string>
	<string id="RACING_GEAR">Racing Gear</string>
	<string id="FALX_KNIFE">Falx Knife</string>
	<string id="RACE_REGISTRATION">Race Registration</string>
	<string id="HORSE_REINS">Horse Reins</string>
	<string id="BEAUTIFUL_FLOWERS">Beautiful Flowers</string>
	<string id="ORNAMENTAL_SWORD">Ornamental Sword</string>
	<string id="TEXT_ON_ROMAN_LAW">Text on Roman Law</string>

	<string id="ARTEMIS_BOW">Artemis Bow</string>
	<string id="DIANAS_BOW">Diana Bow</string>
	<string id="DEMETERS_TORCH">Demeter Torch</string>
	<string id="CERES_TORCH">Ceres Torch</string>
	<string id="VULCANS_SPEAR">Vulcan Spear</string>
	<string id="HEPHAESTUS_SPEAR">Hephaestus Spear</string>
	<string id="DIONYSUS_GRAPES">Dionysus Grapes</string>
	<string id="BACCHUS_GRAPES">Bacchus Grapes</string>
	<string id="TOWER_KEY">Fort Key</string>
	<string id="WOODEN_MALLET">Wooden Mallet</string>
	<string id="BROKEN_SWORD">Broken Sword</string>
	<string id="REPAIRED_SWORD">Repaired Sword</string>
	<string id="WINERY_KEY">Winery Key</string>
	<string id="GREEK_SCROLLS">Greek History Scrolls</string>

	<string id="SPARTAN_SPEAR_1">Spartan Spear</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_SPEAR_2">Spartan Spear</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_SPEAR_3">Spartan Spear</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_SPEAR_4">Spartan Spear</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_SPEAR_5">Spartan Spear</string>
	<string id="SPARTAN_SPEAR_6">Spartan Spear</string>
	<string id="SICKLE">Sickle</string>
	<string id="SMALL_KEY">Small Key</string>
	<string id="BATTLE_OF_THERMOPOLAE">Battle of Thermopylae</string>
	<string id="PARTHENON_KEY">Parthenon Key</string>
	<string id="BLANK_SCROLL">Blank Scroll</string>
	<string id="ALPHA_EMBLEM">Alpha Emblem</string>
	<string id="OMEGA_EMBLEM">Omega Emblem</string>
	<string id="ATHENAS_KEY">Athena's Key</string>
	<string id="OWL_EMBLEM">Owl Emblem</string>

	<string id="AXE">Axe</string>
	<string id="LUMBER">Lumber</string>
	<string id="STRATEGIC_PLANS">Strategic Plan</string>
	<string id="STRATEGIC_PLAN">Strategic Plan</string>
	<string id="ARROWS">Archer's Arrows</string>
	<string id="FOOTBRIDGE">Footbridge</string>
	<string id="CASSIUS_RING">Cassius Ring</string>
	<string id="ROPE">Rope</string>
	<string id="RATIONS">Rations</string>

	<string id="ACHILLES_SWORD">Achilles Sword</string>


	<!--Warning Text-->

	<!--Chapter 1-->
	<string id="CH1_NEED_TO_FIX_THE_BUST">I should repair the stone head. The pieces are scattered about.</string>
	<string id="CH1_NEED_TO_FIND_MORE_PIECES">I need to find more pieces.</string>

	<string id="BB_LOCK">Is that a keyhole?  The key is likely nearby.</string>
	<string id="BB_BUST">Is that a slot in the chest of this statue? I must find something that could fit in there.</string>
	<string id="BB_POMPEY_1">All of the other Senators have fled.</string>
	<string id="BB_HALLS">Will Rome be able to thrive without its great leader?</string>
	<string id="BB_ASSEM">Marc Antony is in the Assembly.</string>
	<string id="BB_MARKET">Everyone has gone to the Assembly to hear Marc Antony's speech.</string>
	<string id="BB_DOORS">These doors are locked. I can't leave yet.</string>
	
	<string id="MG_NEED_TO_FIND_SOMETHING_ELSE">TBD:99</string>
	<string id="MG_BATTLELINES_NEED_TO_FIND_MORE_COINS">There aren't enough coins to solve this, I'll need to find more.  Five of them are needed in total.</string>
	<string id="MG_BATTLELINES_INSERTED_ALL_COINS">The coins have to be sorted.  No more than one per line and column.</string>
	<string id="MG_DAGGERS_FIND_DAGGERS">I have to find the two daggers that are exactly alike.  I should put them into these sheaths.</string>
	
	<string id="MG_SECRET_LOCK_NEED_KEY">That strange key I found should work here.</string>
	<string id="MG_SECRET_NEED_TO_MATCH_PIECES">The pieces of the dagger key can be arranged to fit the lock   Click on the handle to try to fit it into the lock.</string>	
	<string id="MG_HINT_ZODIAC">Rotate and swap the symbols to match them with the seasons.</string>


	<!--Chapter 2-->
	<string id="CH2_NEED_BASKET">If I'm going to pick olives, I'll need something to carry them in.</string>
	<string id="CH2_SNAKE_FLOWER_BED">Those flowers are nice, but I can't pick them while that snake is around.</string>
	<string id="CH2_NEED_LIBRARY_KEY">I should find a key to open this door.</string>
	<string id="CH2_NEED_TO_PICK_THE_FLOWERS">I should pick more flowers.</string>

	<string id="CH2_MOUSE_NEEDS_CHEESE">Some cheese will likely lure this mouse out.</string>
	
	<string id="CH2_PEDESTAL_1_NEED_ITEM">It looks as if a sword ornament is missing from here.</string>
	<string id="CH2_PEDESTAL_2_NEED_ITEM">A heart ornament appears to be missing from here.</string>
	<string id="CH2_PEDESTAL_3_NEED_ITEM">There appears to be a lightning bolt ornament missing from here.</string>
	<string id="CH2_PEDESTAL_4_NEED_ITEM">It looks as if a trident ornament is missing from here.</string>
	<string id="CH2_PEDESTAL_5_NEED_ITEM">A round ornamental item is missing from here.</string>

	<string id="BB_STATUE_1">Mars, the God of War.</string>
	<string id="BB_STATUE_2">Venus, the Goddess of Love.</string>
	<string id="BB_STATUE_3">Jupiter, the King of the Gods.</string>
	<string id="BB_STATUE_4">Neptune, God of the Sea.</string>
	<string id="BB_STATUE_5">Mercury, the Messenger of the Gods.</string>
	<string id="ZODIAC_NUMBER">This scroll says to look for Scroll 36 in the Library.  What could that mean?</string>
	<string id="CH2_UNKNOWN_SEARCH">There are so many scrolls on these shelves, I have no idea what to look for.</string>
	

	<!--Chapter 3-->

	<string id="STATUE_OF_ARTEMIS">A statue of Artemis, Greek Goddess of the Hunt.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_DIANA">A statue of Diana, Roman Goddess of the Hunt.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_VULCAN">A statue of Vulcan, Roman God of the Forge.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_HEPHAESTUS">A statue of Hephaestus, Greek God of the Forge.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_CERES">A statue of Ceres, Roman Goddess of Harvest.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_DEMETER">A statue of Demeter, Greek Goddess of Harvest.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_BACCHUS">A statue of Bacchus, Roman God of Wine.</string>
	<string id="STATUE_OF_DIONYSUS">A statue of Dionysus, Greek God of Wine.</string>

	<string id="WORKBENCH_NO_USE">This area is used by blacksmiths to fix weapons.</string>
	<string id="BOX_IS_LOCKED">The steel box has no latch or lock.  How can I open it?</string>


	<!--Chapter 4-->
	<string id="CH4_NEED_SICKLE">I need something to cut through these bushes.</string>	
	<string id="CH4_PRESS_ALPHA_OMEGA">These symbols are lit up.  It is quite strange.</string>
	<string id="CH4_NEED_PARTHENON_KEY">It is locked, I need to find a key.</string>
	<string id="CH4_NEED_MISSING_MUSE">A piece of this carving is missing.</string>
	<string id="CH4_NEED_MISSING_SPEARS">There are 6 spartans, each looks like it should be holding a spear.</string>
	<string id="CH4_PRESS_LETTER_A">CH4_PRESS_LETTER_A</string>
	<string id="CH4_NEED_ATHENAS_KEY">This looks like a keyhole, I should find the key.</string>
	<string id="CH4_NEED_OWL_EMBLEM">There is something missing.</string>
	<string id="CHEST_IS_LOCKED">This chest is locked tight.  There must be key around here somewhere.</string>


	<string id="CH4_MONUMENT_STATUE1">There are many statues dedicated to the Gods here.</string>
	<string id="CH4_MONUMENT_STATUE2">There are many statues dedicated to the Gods here.</string>
	<string id="CH4_MONUMENT_STATUE3">There are many statues dedicated to the Gods here.</string>
	<string id="CH4_ZEUS_STATUE1">Zeus.  In Greek mythology he is the leader of the Olympians.</string>
	<string id="CH4_THEATRE_MOON">A full moon looms over the theatre.</string>
	<string id="CH4_INNER_PARTHENON_STATUE1">A statue of Athena, Zeus' favorite daughter.</string>
	<string id="CH4_FIX_SWORD">I can use the tools on this bench to repair the hunter's sword.  I will have to heat the pieces and put them together.</string>

	<string id="CH4_ATHENA_STATUE">This statue of Athena completely dominates this room.</string>

	<!--Chapter 5-->
	<string id="CH5_OPEN_SOLDIER_TENT">I must unfasten the loops to open the tent.</string>
	<string id="CH5_NEED_BRIDGE">The ground is too soft to get across.  I'll need a bridge.</string>
	<string id="CH5_CUT_DOWN_TREES">I can cut down these trees with an axe.</string>
	<string id="CH5_SEARCH_FOR_ROPE">There is surely something useful here, if I keep searching I should find it.</string>
	
	

	<!--Chapter 6-->

	<!--GUI-->
	<string id="TXT_CONTINUE">Click to continue</string>
	<string id="TXT_NOT_AVAILABLE">Not available in this version</string>
	<string id="TXT_CANT_OPEN_MAP">Map not available now.</string>
	<string id="TXT_HINTS_IN_THE_MAP">Look at the map for hints.</string>

	<!--Minigame Hints-->
	<string id="HINT_DAGGERS">Look closely at the knobs on the ends of the handles.</string>
	<string id="HINT_CAESARBUST">The pieces can be placed in any order.</string>
	<string id="HINT_BATTLELINES">Ensure that in each row and each column, only one of each coin type may appear.  The coins that were already there at the start must remain in place.</string>
	<string id="HINT_SECRETLOCK">Examine the interior of the Caesar head carefully and match the shape of the key to it.  Use the handle to try to unlock the head.</string>
	<string id="HINT_VENDORLOCK">Each latch must be flipped open before the key can be used to unlock it.</string>
	<string id="WINEPUZZLE_START">Place 4 units of wine onto the ledge as an offering to the Gods of Wine.  Only 1 cup can be placed on the ledge.</string>
	<string id="HINT_WINEPUZZLE">One cup holds 3 units of wine and the other holds 5 units.  Try pouring wine back and forth to get 4 units into the 5 unit cup.</string>
	<string id="HINT_ALPHA_OMEGA_MISSING">There are pieces missing from this mechanism.</string>
	<string id="HINT_ALPHAOMEGA">Use the center spaces to free up areas to get the Alphas and Omegas into their proper places.</string>
	<string id="WINEPUZZLE_SHELF">Place a full glass here.</string>
	<string id="WINEPUZZLE_DRAIN">Empty a glass here.</string>
	<string id="WINEPUZZLE_DIONYSUS">Fill the small glass here.</string>
	<string id="WINEPUZZLE_BACCHAUS">Fill the large glass here.</string>
	<string id="HINT_ALPHAOMEGA_MISSING">There seems to be pieces missing from this door mechanism.</string>
	<string id="HINT_ALPHAOMEGA">Use the center squares to set pieces aside so that you can move the rest of the pieces to the opposite sides.</string>
	<string id="HINT_SECRETEXIT">Use the center wheels to move the pieces around the top and bottom sections.</string>
	<string id="HINT_EpicBattle">Use the numbers on flags to determine how many mines are around.  A 1 means that only 1 deadly space is nearby (including diagonals).  Use the 1's to solve the puzzle.</string>	


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	<string id="GUI_EXIT">Exit</string>
	
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	<string id="MAP_CITY_1">Rome</string>
	<string id="MAP_CHAPTER_1">Chapter 1</string>

	<string id="MAP_CITY_2">Rome</string>
	<string id="MAP_CHAPTER_2">Chapter 2</string>

	<string id="MAP_CITY_3">Crete</string>
	<string id="MAP_CHAPTER_3">Chapter 3</string>

	<string id="MAP_CITY_4">Athens</string>
	<string id="MAP_CHAPTER_4">Chapter 4</string>

	<string id="MAP_CITY_5">Philippi</string>
	<string id="MAP_CHAPTER_5">Chapter 5</string>

	<string id="MAP_CITY_6">Philippi</string>
	<string id="MAP_CHAPTER_6">Chapter 6</string>
	
	<string id="MAP_LEGEND_TASK">Tasks</string>
	<string id="MAP_LEGEND_OBJ">Objective</string>

	
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	<string id="CREDITS_TITLE">Credits</string>
	<string id="CREDITS_EXIT">Exit</string>
	
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	<string id="CHRONICLES_CHAR_TITLE_5">Gaius Cassius Longinus\n(Died after 31, B.C.E)</string>
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		was a Roman politician, a general in the army, and was second-in-command to Julius Caesar. Antony thought he would assume Caesar's position following the assassination, yet Antony's attempt to do so resulted in heated battles with Caesar's heir, resulting in years of turmoil and unrest.  Antony was from a distinguished family, traditionally educated, and was well known for his speaking abilities and athleticism. He also had a reputation for drinking and having scandalous love affairs, which some believe influenced his political ambitions especially when he became involved with Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt.\n\n
		Prior to Caesar's death, Antony served with Caesar in Gaul and was elected a tribune to represent the rights of the average citizens' interests in Rome, in 50 B.C.E. In this role he supported Caesar, though he began to worry about political senatorial retribution for this. As a consequence, he met with Caesar and effectively provided him with reasons to challenge the Senate's powers. The heated debates resulted in several civil wars between the senate's faction headed by Pompey, and another by Caesar. Due to his loyalty and military successes, Caesar named Antony consul, a powerful position in Roman government, in 45 B.C.E.\n\n
		Following Caesar's death Antony fought the senate for power and even joined forces with Octavian, Caesar's adopted nephew. Together they defeated the army of the senatorial faction in 42 B.C.E on the battlefield of Philippi, Greece. It was here Brutus and Cassius both committed suicide after their defeat. Antony and Octavian formed the Treaty of Brundisium in 40 B.C.E., which effectively gave Octavian constitutional control over the western side of territory (except for Africa, which Lepidus ruled) and Italy, and Antony command of the east.  In spite of this alliance, Octavian challenged Antony for power and declared war on Antony's ally and lover, Cleopatra. In a final face-off near Actium, Greece, on September 2, 31 B.C.E. Antony the queen were defeated and fled to Egypt where they committed suicide following Octavian's later arrived to conquer Egypt.
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		Caesar was the son of Gaius Caesar and Aurelia. He married three times, first to Cornelia with whom he had one daughter named Julia, then to Pompeia, and finally to Calpurnia. He also has a reputation for having assorted affairs with many women, including Brutus' mother, Siervilia Caepionis, and Cleopatra.\n\n
		When Caesar came to power, the Roman Republic had been faltering for years. With no written constitution, the system of governing was based upon agreements and traditions among the ruling parties. Near the end of the first century B.C.E, this loose structure seemed inadequate and violence became more prevalent. Some expected and feared Caesar would change the system and implement a constitution, while further elevating himself, though he did in fact refuse the title of king. After significant military success, he was appointed dictator in 47 B.C.E, and then named “dictator for life” in 44 B.C.E. Pompey was Caesar's most committed adversary in the state, and eventually they faced off during a civil war starting in 49 B.C.E, ending with Pompey's defeat. Though Caesar vanquished his enemies from Rome, members of the senate conspired to kill him on March, 15 of 44 B.C.E. at a meeting of the senate. He was stabbed 23 times and died at the foot of a statue of Pompey.\n\n
		While the senate members considered themselves “liberators” of the Republic by assassinating Caesar, they underestimated the people's devotion to the fallen dictator, especially after his will was read, which bequeathed gardens to the city and a stipend for each Roman person. After seeing his mutilated body on display, riots followed and the assassins were forced to flee. Though Marc Antony was Caesar's second-in-command, the will read aloud after his death revealed a shocking detail: Caesar named an unknown great-nephew as his chief heir.
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		was a Roman statesman, lawyer, orator, and philosopher, who generally aligned himself in opposition to Julius Caesar in the senate, though he was not involved in assassination conspiracy. Early in his career, he served as a judicial officer, in 63 B.C.E was elected as consul, and later governed the province of Cilicia, in Anatolia. In the senate, he argued against Caesar's intentions to go to war with Pompey and generally disapproved of his governing approach.\n\n
		Like Cassius and Brutus, Cicero was an advocate for preserving the Roman Republic. By the time of Caesar's death, Cicero was leading the senate and made the critical decision to support Octavian rather than Antony. Using his oratory and rhetoric skills, Circero helped ensure the official granting of power to Octavian who had illegally seized command of troops needed to attack Antony. In spite of this, he was attempting to manipulate Octavian as well. Following the formation of the second Triumvirate with Octavian, Antony, and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, Circero was captured and executed in revenge, and his head and hands were put on display in Rome.\n\n
		When Cicero was not active in political life, he produced volumes of literature that are still highly treasured and studied today. Though scholars debate it, many have called him one of the greatest philosophers of all time. Some of his works include: the Brutus, Paradoxa Stoicorum (Paradoxes of the Stoics), and Orator (The Orator), De finibus (On the Supreme Good), De natura deorum (On the Nature of the Gods), and De officiis (On Duties).
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		was Caesar's great-nephew through his sister's daughter. At the time of Caesar's death, Octavian was young and mostly inexperienced and was not integrally involved with his uncle's affairs, though he was in Apollonia, Illyricum preparing to join up with him on his Parthian campaign when he learned of Caesar's death. Rather than denounce his inherited role for fear of an attempted assassination, he took on the name of his now adoptive father, Julius Caesar Octavius.\n\n
		Upon reaching Rome, Marc Antony tried to prevent Octavian's adoption from becoming official and from acquiring any public office. Soon after, the two engaged in a heated battle for control of Rome through several plots and attacks. They both amassed armies and while Antony was in Gaul securing forces, Octavian seized the city of Rome. In one day, he was elected consul, made his adoption official, revoked the amnesty for Caesar's killers and then convicted them all in absentia.  Though a portent of what was to come, the warring continued until they met in Actium, Greece on September 2, 31 B.C.E when the two parties fought a final naval battle. Antony, and his ally Cleopatra, were defeated, and their troops defected. By the time Octavian caught up with Antony and Cleopatra in Egypt, they had few supporters and ultimately committed suicide, and Egypt became a Roman territory.\n\n
		In 27 B.C.E, Octavian attempted to surrender his position and “return” the senate back to the members and people of Rome, rather than taking control as Caesar had done. He accepted a position commanding Spain, Gaul, Syria, Cyprus, and Egypt while the senate and people controlled the rest. Throughout his political career Octavian was awarded a number of positions, honors, and titles by the senators and the people of Rome. He also remained close to his wife Livia Drusilla, who was influential in both his personal life and politics. On January 16 of 27 B.C.E, Octavian was named C. Julius Caesar Octavianus and effectively became Imperator Caesar Augustus, the First Roman emperor. He, however, called himself the princeps, or “the first citizen.”
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		along with Brutus, was one of the leaders in the conspiracy to kill Julius Caesar. Some scholars speculate his motivation for doing so may be because Brutus was appointed by Caesar to the post of praetor urbanus in Syria. Cassius had fought there and served as a tribune in 49 B.C.E and had a prominent position there in 44 B.C.E. He was promised the governorship within the year, but did not receive it.  During the civil war years, both Cassius and Brutus supported Caesar's arch-enemy, Pompey, who Caesar defeated at Pharsalus. While both men were later given positions within Caesar's ranks, Cassius was apparently bitter and actively plotted against Caesar.\n\n
		Following Caesar's assassination and the reading of his will, both “liberators” were exiled and delegated to the eastern provinces. Cassius returned to Syria where he raised an army and defeated Publius Cornelius Dolabella, the Senate's appointed provincial ruler. However, in the summer of 42 B.C.E, Antony and Octavian joined forces and defeated Cassius and Brutus in two separate battles near Philippi. Cassius and Brutus committed suicide in defeat.
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		became a Roman statesmen best known for his role in Julius Caesar's murder, though his contemporaries also knew him as an orator, and an intellectual writer. Brutus's father, Junius Brutus, practiced Stoic dogma and apparently believed participants were obligated to murder tyrants; he is said to have killed the last Roman king. This may have been one of Brutus's reasons for participating in the assassination of Caesar. It was also well-known that Brutus's mother, Servilia Caepionis, had been Caesar's mistress for over twenty years by the time he was killed. Her brother, Cato the Philosopher, had a strong influence on young Brutus, who over time became more eclectic in his views and later studied at the Academy of the Stoics. Porcia, Cato's daughter, and widow of M. Calpurnius Bibulus, married Brutus after he divorced his first wife Claudia.\n\n
		In 53 B.C.E., after being elected quaestor, Brutus supported the noble elites within the senatorial faction forming at the end of the Republic. During the civil war years, he joined forces with an old enemy, Pompey, to fight against Caesar in Greece. After Pompey was defeated at the Battle of Pharsalus, Brutus asked for Caesar's pardon, which was not only granted but was the first of many favors Caesar eventually bestowed upon him. In 44 B.C.E, Brutus was appointed to a coveted post as city praetor of Gaul. Some scholars think Brutus's participation in Caesar's death was in part based on his belief that Caesar was acting above the senatorial governing body as dictator, and by killing him the Republic would be restored.\n\n
		Following Caesar's death, Brutus and Cassius were banned from Italy; Brutus was assigned the provinces of Cyprus, Cassius, and Cyrene, which he soon abandoned moving on to Greece, Macedonia, and Illyricum. After defeating Marc Antony at Mutina, the Senate granted Brutus and Cassius command over the Eastern half of the empire. Brutus killed himself near Phillipi after losing to the combined forces of Antony and Octavian.
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		was Rome's first permanent theater and was intended to be a monument to Pompey the Great (Gnaeus Pompeius Magnu), celebrating his achievements, though the elaborate and enormous structure also commemorated his life after he died.  It also became the location of Julius Caesar's assignation.\n\n
		Romans had seen scores of Greek theatres as they conquered various colonies and the early structures of Roman theaters are based on those models. However, Greek theaters were constructed of stone, while early Roman ones were wood with some additional materials used for ornamentation. While the wooden ones were elaborate, being stories high and holding up to 80,000 spectators, they were meant to be temporary edifices designed for specific productions. Permanent theaters in Rome were opposed by the governing body based on traditional, moral, and political grounds, and likely so they could control profits and crowd congregation within the city.\n\n
		The theater itself was constructed on flat ground on the southern Campus Martius, technically outside of the pomerium (city boundary), and was engineered and designed in a truly innovative way. It was an open-air theatre made of concrete and stone, with vaults and ramps for people to move about, and it also included covered walkways for shade. The space was used for everything from plays, exhibits, and other ceremonies. Gardens with statues of mythological characters stretched behind the main building leading to the Curia Pompeia, a sophisticated hall where the Senate temporarily met. It is here that Julius Caesar was murdered by his fellow-senators who stabbed him 23 times and left him at the foot of a statue of his long-time enemy and nemesis, Pompey. After his death, the Roman people burned the Curia Pompeia and the Pompey statue was moved.
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	<string id="CHRONICLES_DESCRIPTION_LOCATION_2">was originally constructed to hold an estimated 150,000 Roman spectators, who filled the hippodrome to watch chariot racing. The structure, initially modeled after Greek hippodromes, was expanded several times later and to hold thousands more people, and is still one of the largest arenas ever built. Today, only the site itself remains.</string>
	<string id="CHRONICLES_DESCRIPTION_LOCATION_3">has been home to three important ancient civilizations, starting around 3,000 B.C.E when the Minoan civilization was flourishing. Centuries later, the island was under the control of the Mycenaeans, Greek mainlanders who were involved in Crete's affairs, and later a group called the Dorians. In 67 B.C.E, Rome annexed it as a territory, initially calling it Cyrenaica and aligning it with a Northern African province. There were some Roman citizens living there though the culture remained decidedly Greek. Though the island had a history of rebellions and strife, life during this time in Crete was relatively peaceful and several edicts in an inscription found on the island suggest the populace there considered Augustus a fair and just authority. Crete remained within the Roman Empire through the Byzantium rule after 395 CE.</string>
	<string id="CHRONICLES_DESCRIPTION_LOCATION_4">in Athens, Greece is one of the best-known in the world.  Building a defensive “city at the top” on the highest ground with the best view above a city was traditional, and many cities had them.  As part of this tradition, the Athenian acropolis doubled as a local temple for the Greek goddess Athena, since dedicating a home for the gods within a city was integrally a part of planning.  At the acropolis there were many buildings constructed during the classical period, in this case on the top of older ruins, including large temples to various gods.  The few that remain today include the primary shine to Athena- the Parthenon; the Temple of Athena Nike, Propylaea (Gateway to the Sacred Precinct), and a shrine to agricultural deities.</string>
	<string id="CHRONICLES_DESCRIPTION_LOCATION_5">is situated on south side of the Acropolis, named in honor of the fertility and nature god Dionysus. The original construction of the building included a circular earthen floor about 60 feet in diameter with an altar that was central for the spring festival held in honor of the god. The auditorium was refurbished with stone seats that held an estimated 17,000 viewers who could, during the 5th and 6th centuries B.C.E., attend the theater and enjoy plays by Sophocles and Aristophanes, among many others. Many consider it the birthplace of all classical Greek plays.</string>
	
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		The months leading up to Julius Caesar's death were fraught with conflict and unrest in Rome and in the Senate. Many people thought Caesar disregarded the traditional role of the Senate as a dictator, which threatened the nobility and resulted in the formation of various factions comprised of different Senate members. As tensions rose, Cassius and Marcus Brutus motivated other members of the senate to conspire and kill Caesar on 15 March, 44 B.C.E. during a meeting. Once in the Senate House, several conspiring members approached him and together stabbed him 23 times. He died at the foot of a statue of Pompey on the Senate floor.\n\n
		Some senators may have thought that killing Caesar would restore the Roman Republic that had been crumbling at their feet for several years.  Ironically, by murdering him the participants set in motion many events that ensured the ultimate demise of the Republic and laid the foundation for the birth of an empire. After seeing his mutilated body on display and the public reading of Caesar's will, riots followed and the assassins were forced to flee. Though Marc Antony was Caesar's second-in-command, the will read aloud after his death revealed a shocking detail: Caesar named, Octavian, his great-nephew, as his chief heir. Octavian spent the next several years battling against Caesar's conspirators, culminating on a battlefield near Philippi, where he and Antony defeated Brutus and Cassius. The two conspirators then killed themselves to avoid further humiliation.\n\n
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