The term 'The Roman Way' refers to the ancient Roman way of life, which was characterized by a strong sense of civic duty and a commitment to justice. The term is derived from the Latin phrase 'Via Romana, ' which translates to 'the Roman path.' The term is often used to refer to the Roman Empire's political, social, and cultural values, which were based on the principles of law, order, and stability. The term 'iter' is Latin for 'JOURNEY, ' and it is often used to refer to the JOURNEY of the Roman people as they developed their culture and society.