Doctor Who Scholars - Ancient Greece & Rome References Across Series

Looking for references to Ancient Rome (and Ancient Greece) Hello friends, I'm working on an article about the uses of the ancient Mediterranean in Doctor Who; specifically, I'm looking to track the ideological impact of these references over the course of the show's history. I've got, I believe, the major stuff, but I want to make sure I catch as many of the minor references as possible too. Below is a list of the instances I've found. I would be deeply indebted to you all if you'd inform me of anything I'm missing. As we all know, Doctor Who is a monstrous undertaking, and finding (and catching) every reference would be immensely time-consuming. I'm looking for any references to Greece or Rome (historical or mythological), casual uses of Latin, or anything similar. Here's what I've got: "The Myth Makers" - Trojan War "The Mind Robber" - Medusa, Labyrinth, etc. "The War Games" - quick glimpse of Rome "The Robot" - Doctor mistakes Brigadier for Hannibal or Alexander the Great "Genesis of the Daleks" - Harry casually uses Latin, Doctor comments on it "Underworld" - based on Jason and the Argonauts "The Horns of Nimon" - based on Theseus "The Fires of Vulcan" audio drama - Pompeii "The Doctor Dances" - multiple Pompeii references "The Fires of Pompeii" - Pompeii "The Pandorica Opens"/"The Big Bang" - Roman Britain, Pandora "The God Complex" - Labyrinth again "The Eaters of Light" - Roman Britain This is what I've got so far. Thank you all so much in advance for any assistance whatsoever!