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There was no such thing as a coffee machine, obviously, and coffee itself wasn't brought about as a beverage until the 1400s. Rome was long gone, as was the language, except for in Catholic Church services.
'machina' is literally 'machine' in Latin, but you're not going to find anything for coffee.
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