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1
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102b

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Marius defeats Cimbri and Teutoni at Aquae Sextae

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2
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106a (2)

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Defeat of Decebalus, incorporation of Dacia shifts wealth, power East; incorporation of Arabia Petraia

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3
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474-491

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Reign of Zeno

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4
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235-8

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Maximinus

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5
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186b

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Albinus’ suppresion of Bacchic Cult

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6
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48a (2)

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Speech on Gallic Senators; Messalina’s mock marriage-Claudius divorces, marries Agrippina Minor

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7
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429-53

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Rule of Aetius at Ravenna

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8
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296-8

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Galerius loses, marches, sacks Ctesiphon

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9
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101b

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Marius defeats Cimbri and Teutoni at Vercellae

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10
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116a (3)

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Trajan sacks Ctesiphon, Susa; incorporates Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria; beginning of Second Jewish revolt

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11
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527-565

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Reign of Justinian (but in control under Justin)

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12
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340a

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Battle of Aquileia; death of Constantine II; Constans rules West

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13
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312b

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Appius Claudius Caecus builds Aqua Appia, Via Appia

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14
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91-87

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Social War

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15
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132a

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Ban on circumcision sparks Bar Kokhba War

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16
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533a

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Belisarius takes Africa, performs proskynesis during triumph

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17
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357a

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Julian defeats Alamanni at Argentorate (cf. MA)

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18
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184b

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Death of Plautus

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19
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59a

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Execution of Agrippina

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20
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451a

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Aetius forges aliiance of Visigoths (V Theodoric), Franks, etc. and defeats Atilla at Catalaunian Plains

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21
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286-96

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Carausius

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22
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225b

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Battle of Telamon redeems Faesulae

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23
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149-146

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Third Punic War

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24
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39a

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Conspiracy of Gaetulicus

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25
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286a

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Revolt of Carausias

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26
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425a

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Theodosius II imposes VIII

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27
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84b

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Peace of Dardanus: Mith surrenders territory, fleet

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28
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260-74

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Postumus

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29
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444b

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Tribuni militum consulari potestate (consular power but not trappings) in collegia of 3 or 6 (drawn from tribes); censores

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30
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197b

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Cynoscephalae

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31
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215b (legislation)

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Lex Oppia

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32
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23b

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Death of Nephew Marcellus

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33
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66a

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Jewish Revolt

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34
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379-95

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Reign of Theodosius

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35
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438a

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Theodosian Code: summarizes from Constantine; basis for Justinian

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36
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450b

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Decemviri supercede consuls; 12 tables limit consular discretion; publicize specific, procedural laws; arbitrate between pateresfamiliae; debtors sold across tiber or made Nexus

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37
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111a

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Pliny corrector of B-P

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38
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220-200b

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Denarius system

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39
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133b

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Surrender of Numantia

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40
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168b

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Battle of Pydna

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41
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146b

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Destructions of Corinth, Carthage

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42
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47b

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Caesar defeats Pharnaces of Pontus at Zela; Pompeians at Thapsus; Cato suicides

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43
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36b

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Agrippa defeats Sextus Pompey at Naulochus (Sicily; revenge for Cumae, Messana); Octavian wins troops of both Sextus Pompey and Lepidus.

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44
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23b

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Second Settlement: resigns consulship; gains imperium proconsularis maius; tribunicia potestas (both minor tweaks of republican offices).

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45
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31a

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Execution of Sejanus; rise of Macro

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46
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298a

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After defeat and march, Galerius sacks Ctesiphon, defeats Narses; simultaneously, D defeats userper in Egypt

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47
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337-361

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Reign of Constantius II

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48
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364-378

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Reign of Valens

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49
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423a

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Death of Honorius

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50
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86b

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Sulla wins at Orchomenus and Thermopylae

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51
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273b

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Founding of Cosa

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52
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149b

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Calpurnian law establishes quaestio for overseas transgressions

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53
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207b

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Marcus Livius and G C Nero defeat brother Hasdrubal at Metaurus River (N Italy); forced march, head story

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54
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189b

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Battle of Magnesia

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55
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23a

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Death of Tiberius’ son Drusus

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56
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394a

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Battle of Lake Frigidus: on day 1, Abrogast kills Gallic mercenaries; on day 2, divine wind turns tide.

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57
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753b

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Varro’s foundation date

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58
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136-132

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First Slave War

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59
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65a

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Pisonian conspiracy, death of Seneca, Lucan, Piso

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60
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476a

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Odoacer deposes Romulus Augustus; letter to Zeno

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61
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14-31

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Sejanus PraeP

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62
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c. 215b

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Tarraco founded

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63
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89b

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Capture of Ausculum

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64
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42c

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Philippi 1: split decision, Cassius killed; Philippi 2: Brutus defeaetd, suicides

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65
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166a

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Gaius Avidius Cassius sacks Seleucia, Ctesiphon, MA and LV celebrate joint triumph

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66
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311a (2)

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Constantine issues solidus, Galerius issues Edict of Toleration

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67
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541a

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End of the Roman senate, consulship

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68
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391b

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Battle of Aquilonia leads to defeated Samnites, Etruscans as allies

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69
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33a

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Financial crisis: T mandates 2/3 of wealth in Italian land; provides 1,000,000s interest free

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70
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82b

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Sulla and Crassus defeat Samnites at Colline Gate; Young Marius killed after long surrender at Praeneste.

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71
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170a

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Marcomanni, Quadi reach Aquileia; MA accepts 11,000 dediticii (novel?)

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72
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552a

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Narses defeats Ostrogoths at Taginae, Mons Lactarius; Franks at Casilinum

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73
Q

392a

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VII suicide

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74
Q

326-304

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Second Samnite War

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75
Q

280-220/00

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Irregular coinage in Campania

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76
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105b

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Victory of Marius and Sulla over Jugurtha; 5th consular defeat to Cimbri and Teutoni at Arausio (due to confusion between novus consul and ex-consul); Marius elected in absentia

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77
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81b

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Pompey eliminates resistance in Sicily, Africa; obtains cognomen, Sulla’s stepdaughter; triumphs despite illegal age of 25; Sulla resigns dictatorship; elected consul

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78
Q

51b

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Cicero governor in Cilicia; wins ovation.

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79
Q

101a

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Trajan abandons consulship

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80
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175a

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Avidius Cassius proclaims death of MA (honestly?), rebells

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81
Q

273a

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Aurelian defeats Zenobia

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82
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489a

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Zeno commissions Theodoric and Ostrogoths to retake Italy from Odoacer.

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83
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314a

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Constantine grants XP state revenues. Rejects Donatists at both Rome and Arles.

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84
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68b

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Mutiny of Lucullus’ army

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85
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348b

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Treaty btwn Rome and Carthage

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86
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429a

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Vandals sail to Africa

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87
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449b

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1st secession of plebs

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88
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202b

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Battle of Zama

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89
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205b (3)

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Consulship of Scipio; Introduction of Magna Mater; Peace of Phoenice

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90
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112-105

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Jugurthine War

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91
Q

80-73

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Revolt of Sertorius

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92
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39b

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Meeting at Misenum: Sextus Pompey retains Scicily, Sardinia, Corsica; obtains Peloponnese, appointed augur; promised consulship

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93
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37b

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Meeting at Tarentum: Octavian and Antony trade ships for future legions, convince Lepidus to send fleet as well.

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94
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89a

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Revolt of Saturninus (Upper G) suppressed by Trajan; Nerva rewarded

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95
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212a

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Constitutio Antoninianus raises inheritance tax from all

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96
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324a

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Constantine defeats Licinius at Adrianople, Byzantium, and Chrysopolis.

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97
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351a

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Julian apostasizes, in secret

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98
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471a

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Leo enlists Isaurians under Zeno, disposes of Aspar. Isaurians eliminate Aspar’s barbarian allies

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99
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325a

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Council of Nicaea

100
Q

261b

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Romans sack agrigentum

101
Q

287b

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Lex Hortensia: citizen assembly under tribune bind whole community

102
Q

2a

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Death of Lucius

103
Q

301a

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Price Edict

104
Q

264-41b

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First Punic War

105
Q

63b

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Pompey annexes Syria, captures Jerusalem.

106
Q

251a

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Cniva and Goths kill Trajan Decius. First E to die in battle

107
Q

590a

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Gregory the Great institutionalizes the Papacy

108
Q

325b

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Alliance with Neapolis vs. Samnites

109
Q

341-338

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Latin War

110
Q

298-90

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Third Samnite War

111
Q

280-75

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Epirote War

112
Q

227b

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First Praetors to Sicilly, Sardinia/Corsica

113
Q

122b

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Second tribunate of G Gracchus (unprecedented)

114
Q

73-2

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Spartacus, Crixus + 70,000 revolt. Latter plunders south, killed. Former marches North, wins, then wanders south. Defeated by Crassus.

115
Q

52b

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Alesia

116
Q

88a

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Recognition of Decebalus as ‘friend’

117
Q

215a

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Introduction of antoninianus/radiate: nominally 2d but only 1/2 the quantity of silver

118
Q

272a

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Aurelian defeats Alamanni at Pavia, builds Aurelian walls, moves Dacia South of Danube

119
Q

468a

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Anthemius and Leo attack Vandals; repulsed by fireships before landing

120
Q

341a

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Constantius II bans sacrifice

121
Q

52b

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SCU regarding Clodius

122
Q

4a

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Gaius dies, Agrippa Postumus and Tiberius adopted

123
Q

20b

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Recovery of Standards

124
Q

390b

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Battle of Allia (unless 387)

125
Q

173b

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Postumus Albinus demands accomodation at Praeneste

126
Q

60a

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Revolt of Boudica

127
Q

455a

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Assassination of VIII voids treaty with Vandals; Gaiseric takes Rome but does not sack (Leo I); Huneric marries Eudocia (daugher)

128
Q

285a

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Margus River: Carinus defeats D

129
Q

123b

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Tribunate of G Gracchus (having returned early from quaestorship)

130
Q

70b

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Consulship of Pompey and Crassus; ante-quem for repeal of all Sullan legislation. Neither plays a role in division of jury between 2/3 equites, 1/3 senators

131
Q

83a

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Battle of Mons Graupius

132
Q

528-34

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Justinian, Tribonianus, committees in Beirut, Constantinople gathered, selected, formed Corpus Iuris Civilis

133
Q

441a

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Abortive expedition against Vandals

134
Q

374a

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Arrian Bishop of Milan dies. Governor Ambrose acclaimed. Refuses. Forced.

135
Q

6b-2a

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Tiberius to Rhodes

136
Q

195b

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Cato consul in Spain

137
Q

387b

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Gauls

138
Q

367b

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Licinian Sextian reforms: consuls every year; no tribunes with consular power; plebs allowed to consulship; 500 iugera distribution; one censor to be a pleb

139
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67b

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tribune Gabinius proposes extraordinary command for Pompey: 3 years, proconsul, whole Med+50 miles around; 20 propraetors as legati. Optimates resist. Cicero and Caesar speak in support. Pompey remains above fray.

140
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73a

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Capture of Masada

141
Q

249a

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Philip initiates first state persecution: mandated sacrifice–>mobs, thousands dead, lapsi receive libelli

142
Q

457-74

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Reign of Leo

143
Q

381a

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Council of Constantinople rejects Arrianism again

144
Q

226a

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Sassanids

145
Q

509b

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1st treaty with Carthage: Romans get full rights in Sicily; trade restricted elsewhere. Carthage not to attack Roman subjects, build forts in Latium

146
Q

280b

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Battle of Heraklea

147
Q

188b

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Treaty of Apamea

148
Q

86b

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Sulla defeats Mithridates at Chaeronea

149
Q

19a

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Death of Drusus’ son Germanicus

150
Q

305a

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D ends Great Persecution in West. However, Maximian persists in East

151
Q

389a

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Theodosius appoints Abrogast regent (innovation) for VII

152
Q

438a

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Jews legally banned from office

153
Q

474b

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Hiero defeats Etruscans at Cumae

154
Q

279b

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Fourth Treaty: mutual aid against Pyrrhus–esp. naval from Carthage, but troops not forced to disembarck

155
Q

241b

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Egadi Islands; End of First Punic War; Carthage pays indemnity, withdraws from Sicily

156
Q

56b

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Meeting at Luca.Many senators attend, commit to following: P and Cr postpone election, stand for consul; Caesar’s soldiers return to Rome after campaign, vote; P and Cr arrange commands, extend Ca’s; Clodius and Cicero give unequivocal support.

157
Q

262a

A

Odenaethus crushes uprisings, proclaimed corrector totius Orientis

158
Q

289b

A

Aes Grave

159
Q

326b

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Lex Poetelia: nexum ceases

160
Q

133b (2)

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Aemilianus sacks Numantia; Tribunate of T Gracchus

161
Q

89b

A

Nicomedes of Bythinia invades Pontus. Mithridates defeats Nicomedes, three Roman armies, massacres Romans, Italians, Freedmen.

162
Q

69a (4)

A

Vitellius defeats Otho at Cremona, Bedriacum; Syrians under Mucianus, Egyptians under Alexander; Pannonians under Primus declare for Vespasian; Primus defeats Vitellius at Second Cremona; Germans kill Sabinus

163
Q

257a

A

Valerian initiates second state persecution: targets clergy, upper classes

164
Q

450-457

A

Reign of Marcian

165
Q

391a

A

Theodosius bans sacrifice. Destruction of the Serapeum.

166
Q

60-67

A

Boudicca

167
Q

348b

A

2nd treaty: revisions on first

168
Q

219b

A

Foundation of Cremona, Placenta

169
Q

171-168

A

Third Macedonian War

170
Q

45b

A

Caesar defeats Pompeians at Munda

171
Q

26a

A

Tiberius withdraws to Capri

172
Q

299a

A

Peace of Nisbis: Rome retains Nisbis, land up to Tigris. Tigranes regains Armenia; Rome controls borders via forward fortifications.

173
Q

August 24-7, 410

A

Alaric sacks Rome

174
Q

295b

A

Decius Mus wins at Sentium

175
Q

75b

A

Nicomedes wills Bithynia; Lucullus starts East

176
Q

396b

A

Veii

177
Q

321b

A

Caudine Forks; Samnites force consuls sub iuga

178
Q

249b

A

Carthage defeats Roman fleet at Drepana; Temporary end to Roman sea trials

179
Q

216b

A

L.A. Paulus defeated at Cannae

180
Q

192-89

A

Syrian War

181
Q

139b

A

Ante quem secret ballots for votes and trial verdicts

182
Q

87b

A

Athens invites Mithridates’ puppet Aristion. Sulla sacks Athens. Blood runs through the streets.

183
Q

53b

A

Battle of Carrhae

184
Q

43b

A

Meeting at Bononia: Antony, Octavian and Lepidus reconcile–>triumviri reipublicae constituendae for 5 years; death of Cicero

185
Q

14a

A

Accession of Tiberius

186
Q

67a (2)

A

Nero commands Corbulo, commanders of both Germanies to suicide; Revolt of Vindex

187
Q

303a

A

Great Persecution targets Manichaeans as 5th column for Persia, expels non-sacrificers from army; also XP meeting places, deprives honestiores of legal privileges, requires sacrifice as loyalty test.

188
Q

267a

A

Heruli sack Athens, Delphi

189
Q

308a

A

Council at Carnutum: Licinius named Augustus in West.

190
Q

383a

A

Magnus Maximus revolts, kills Gratian near Paris.

191
Q

425a

A

Theodosius II founds pandidakterion

192
Q

415a

A

Pagans legally banned from office

193
Q

345b

A

Lucius Genucius mandates 1 consul; no simultaneous offices, 10 year interregnum

194
Q

410b

A

Lucanians take Paestum

195
Q

100a

A

Panegyricus

196
Q

306b

A

Third treaty: harder limits

197
Q

337b

A

Q Publius Pho first Plebeian Praetor

198
Q

107b

A

Marius defies Q Metellus, stands for consuship as reform candidate. Equites secure election. Assembly mandates command in Africa.

199
Q

118a (3)

A

Adoption, accession of Hadrian; numerous revolts; H withdraws from Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria

200
Q

532a

A

Nike revolt

201
Q

250a

A

Mutiny kills Constans; army aclaims Magnentius

202
Q

91b

A

Tribunate, assasination of Marcus Drusus. Quintus Poppaedius Silo initiates Social War

203
Q

137a

A

Suppression of Bar Kokhba prompts renaming of Syria Palestina, exile

204
Q

540a

A

Kosrhau sacks Antioch

205
Q

251a

A

Battle of Abritus: Cniva kills Trajan Decius=first in combat

206
Q

200-196

A

Second Macedonian War

207
Q

195b

A

Repeal of Lex Oppia

208
Q

17b

A

Saecular Games

209
Q

64a

A

Great Fire

210
Q

376-8

A

Valens admits well-known Goths as dediticii; others follow; revolt crushes Valens at Adrianople

211
Q

408-450

A

Reign of Theodosius II (born 401)

212
Q

443b

A

Censors take over census from consuls

213
Q

112a

A

Forum of Trajan

214
Q

279b

A

Battle of Ausculum

215
Q

275b

A

Beneventum

216
Q

260b

A

After erging story, Dullius earns first naval triumph at Mylae

217
Q

218b

A

Month of Trebia

218
Q

211b

A

Death of Scipiones; Assignment of Scipio as privatus cum imperio to Spain, by vote of Assembly

219
Q

218-201

A

Second Punic War

220
Q

215-205

A

First Macedonian War

221
Q

80b

A

Sulla retires to Puteoli

222
Q

75b

A

Nicomedes wills Bithynia to Rome.

223
Q

66b

A

After defeat at Zela, Tribune Manilius proposes extraordinary command for Pompey vs. Mithridates. Little opposition.

224
Q

64b

A

Consulship of Cicero. Caesar elected PM, Catilinarian Conspiracy.

225
Q

40b

A

Meeting at Brundisium. Lepidus relegated to Africa.

226
Q

Sept 31b

A

Actium

227
Q

27b

A

First Settlement: remains consul; takes provinces in danger of invasion or revolt/with legions (Spain, Gaul, Cilicia, Cyprus, Syria, Egypt); governs via legati; remaining governors selected as per usual; assumes cognomen Augustus.

228
Q

199a

A

SS creates province of Osrhoene

229
Q

208a

A

Ardashir proclaimed ruler of Persis, founds Sassanian dynasty

230
Q

240a

A

Shapur I succeeds Ardashir

231
Q

260a

A

Shapur sacks Antioch, captures Valerian

232
Q

307a

A

Severus marches on Maxentius at Rome. Maximian’s old troops defect.

233
Q

313a (2)

A

Licinius and Conastantine issue Edict of Milan (decreta); Licinius defeats MD at Adrianople, takes East

234
Q

361-364

A

Rign of Julian

235
Q

364-375

A

Reign of Valentinian

236
Q

321a

A

Sabbath law refers only to dies solis. Thus polyvalent.

237
Q

451a

A

Fourth Council (Chalcedon) rejects Monophysitism

238
Q

529a

A

Justinian closes the Academy

239
Q

431a

A

Third Council at Ephesus

240
Q

340b

A

Samnites and Romans defeat Latins at Sinuessa

241
Q

256b

A

Regulus takes Tunis; Xanthipus defeats

242
Q

300b

A

Lex Ogulnia opens priesthoods to plebeians

243
Q

458b

A

Cincinnatus (Volsci) vs. Coriolanus (Aequi) at Mons Algidus

244
Q

9a

A

Teutoberg Forest (3); Agrippa Postumus exiled; Lex Papia Poppaea

245
Q

226b

A

Carthage will not pass North of Ebro

246
Q

360b

A

Hernici revolt; Latin cities employ Gallic mercs vs Rome.

247
Q

300b

A

V Maximus passes law confirming appeal to people against capital sentence.

Roman History 2 (3 decks)

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