| St. Philip ____ | 15 |
| Saintly Philip | 14 |
| Italian saint Philip | 20 |
| Founder of the Fathers of Oratory | 33 |
| St. Phillip ___ | 15 |
| St. Philip of Rome | 18 |
| St. Philip ___, of Italy | 24 |
| St. Philip ___, famed Italian priest | 36 |
| St. Philip | 10 |
| St Philippo _____ | 17 |
| San Filippo ___ (Italian mystic) | 32 |
| Saint Philippo ______ | 21 |
| Saint Philip ____ | 17 |
| Saint Philip ___ (Renaissance figure) | 37 |
| Saint Philip | 12 |
| Roman priest and reformer: 1515-95 | 34 |
| Rodolfo _____, first Mexican astronaut | 38 |
| Oratorians' founder | 23 |
| Oratorians founder | 18 |
| Opposite of bianci | 20 |
| Music-minded Renaissance priest | 31 |
| Michael Corleone's bodyguard Al | 35 |
| Italian saint, Philip ___ | 25 |
| Italian saint Philip ___ | 24 |
| Francesca of "Collateral Damage" | 42 |
| Founder of the Oratory | 22 |
| Founder of Fathers of the Oratory | 33 |
| Filippo _____ (saint) | 21 |
| Fathers of the Oratory founder | 30 |
| Dante's foes | 16 |
| Blacks, in Bologna | 18 |
| Bianchi opponents | 17 |
| Pianist Peter | 13 |
| Detective Wolfe | 15 |
| Infamous Roman emperor | 22 |
| Infamous emperor | 16 |
| Infamous fiddler | 16 |
| Sleuth Wolfe | 12 |
| Fiddling Roman | 14 |
| "I, Claudius" role | 28 |
| Infamous lyre player | 20 |
| Emperor after Claudius | 22 |
| Agrippina's son | 19 |
| Roman tyrant | 12 |
| Octavia's husband | 21 |
| Fiddling emperor | 16 |
| Opera by Handel | 15 |
| Claudius' successor | 23 |
| Wolfe on the trail | 18 |
| Galba's predecessor | 23 |
| Wolfe of whodunits | 18 |
| Infamous Roman | 14 |
| Fictional sleuth Wolfe | 22 |
| Wolfe | 5 |
| Roman fiddler | 13 |
| Emperor tutored by Seneca | 25 |
| Adopted son of Claudius | 23 |
| "Quo Vadis" role | 26 |
| Rex's sleuth | 16 |
| Notorious emperor | 17 |
| Nephew of Caligula | 18 |
| First-century emperor | 21 |
| Fiddle-playing emperor | 22 |
| "Quo Vadis" emperor | 29 |
| Supposedly insane Roman ruler | 29 |
| Notorious fiddler | 17 |
| Fifth Roman emperor | 19 |
| Fictional Wolfe | 15 |
| Claudius's successor | 24 |
| Claudius successor | 18 |
| Claudius I's successor | 26 |
| Successor to Claudius I | 23 |
| Rex's detective | 19 |
| Notorious Roman emperor | 23 |
| Fiddler who was aloof | 21 |
| Famed fiddler | 13 |
| Wolfe the sleuth | 16 |
| Wolfe of fiction | 16 |
| Wolfe of detective fiction | 26 |
| Successor to Claudius | 21 |
| Student of Seneca | 17 |
| Stout's Wolfe | 17 |
| Stout's stout Wolfe | 23 |
| Rome burned during his reign | 28 |
| Roman despot | 12 |
| Roman "fiddler" | 25 |
| Piano-playing Peter | 19 |
| Much-loathed emperor | 20 |
| Laughton role: 1932 | 19 |
| Great-great-grandson of Augustus | 32 |
| Great-great grandson of Augustus | 32 |
| Fictional detective Wolfe | 25 |
| Famous fiddler | 14 |
| Emperor after Claudius I | 24 |
| "Quo Vadis?" emperor | 30 |
| "Quo Vadis?" character | 32 |
| Wolfe, the sleuth | 17 |
| Suicidal emperor | 16 |
| Stout's detective Wolfe | 27 |
| Stout sleuth | 12 |