The Appian Way Terminus is a term that refers to the end of the Appian Way, an ancient ROMAN road. The crossword solutions for this term are Rome (4 letters), Iter (4 letters), Capua (5 letters), TOGA (4 letters), AVE (3 letters), and ROMAN (5 letters). Rome is the capital of Italy and was the center of the ROMAN Empire. Iter is Latin for 'JOURNEY' and was used to refer to the Appian Way. Capua was an ancient city in Italy that was located along the Appian Way. TOGA was the traditional garment worn by ROMAN citizens. AVE is Latin for 'HAIL' and was used as a greeting. ROMAN refers to the ROMAN Empire and its culture. NOME is Greek for 'DISTRICT' and was used to refer to the administrative divisions of the ROMAN Empire.