| JULIANCALENDAR | In Roman times, pagan emperor cold and real nasty |
| COLLARED | Caught a cold and real trouble set in (8) |
| RIGHTFUL | Real nasty fellow kicked out (8) |
| FRIGHTFUL | Little female real nasty |
| EVIL | Real nasty |
| POLLENTIA | A major city in Mallorca in Roman times, the remains can be visited and are still being excavated in Alcudia in the north of the island (9) |
| SEE | "...And at last I ___ the Light, and it's like the fog has lifted... and it's warm and real and bright and the world has somehow shifted..." -Tangled (2010) |
| CATAPULT | More commonly known as a child's toy nowadays, this was once a weapon of war and skilled Mallorcan users of this weapon were in great demand in Roman times (8) |
| PICTS | People living in Scotland in Roman times (5) |
| GAULS | Celtic-speaking people who inhabited France and Belgium in Roman times |
| GAUL | One who inhabited France and Belgium in Roman times (4) |
| CIRENCESTER | Largest town in the Cotswolds, known in Roman times as Corinium (11) |
| HIBERNIA | Itinerant Bihari went around east and then North Ireland in Roman times (8) |
| PICT | One of many north of the Forth and Clyde in Roman times (4) |
| TRENTO | City on the Adige River in N Italy known in Roman times as Tridentum (6) |
| WIESBADEN | State capital of Hesse in southern Germany, known in Roman times as Aquae Mattiacorum (9) |
| BRINDISI | Port in S.E. Italy which was an important naval base in Roman times (8) |
| ARLON | Capital of the Walloon province of Luxembourg in SE Belgium, known in Roman times as Orolaunum (5) |
| VELARIUM | Word, from the Latin for "covering, curtain, sail, veil", for a large awning used in Roman times, particularly in amphitheatres like the Colosseum (8) |
| SARACEN | Term used for a nomadic tribesperson of the Syrian and Arabian deserts in Roman times; later, a Muslim opposed to the Crusades (7) |
