Untitled spreadsheet - Sheet1 (1) Flashcards
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102b
A
Marius defeats Cimbri and Teutoni at Aquae Sextae
2
Q
106a (2)
A
Defeat of Decebalus, incorporation of Dacia shifts wealth, power East; incorporation of Arabia Petraia
3
Q
474-491
A
Reign of Zeno
4
Q
235-8
A
Maximinus
5
Q
186b
A
Albinus’ suppresion of Bacchic Cult
6
Q
48a (2)
A
Speech on Gallic Senators; Messalina’s mock marriage-Claudius divorces, marries Agrippina Minor
7
Q
429-53
A
Rule of Aetius at Ravenna
8
Q
296-8
A
Galerius loses, marches, sacks Ctesiphon
9
Q
101b
A
Marius defeats Cimbri and Teutoni at Vercellae
10
Q
116a (3)
A
Trajan sacks Ctesiphon, Susa; incorporates Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria; beginning of Second Jewish revolt
11
Q
527-565
A
Reign of Justinian (but in control under Justin)
12
Q
340a
A
Battle of Aquileia; death of Constantine II; Constans rules West
13
Q
312b
A
Appius Claudius Caecus builds Aqua Appia, Via Appia
14
Q
91-87
A
Social War
15
Q
132a
A
Ban on circumcision sparks Bar Kokhba War
16
Q
533a
A
Belisarius takes Africa, performs proskynesis during triumph
17
Q
357a
A
Julian defeats Alamanni at Argentorate (cf. MA)
18
Q
184b
A
Death of Plautus
19
Q
59a
A
Execution of Agrippina
20
Q
451a
A
Aetius forges aliiance of Visigoths (V Theodoric), Franks, etc. and defeats Atilla at Catalaunian Plains
21
Q
286-96
A
Carausius
22
Q
225b
A
Battle of Telamon redeems Faesulae
23
Q
149-146
A
Third Punic War
24
Q
39a
A
Conspiracy of Gaetulicus
25
286a
Revolt of Carausias
26
425a
Theodosius II imposes VIII
27
84b
Peace of Dardanus: Mith surrenders territory, fleet
28
260-74
Postumus
29
444b
Tribuni militum consulari potestate (consular power but not trappings) in collegia of 3 or 6 (drawn from tribes); censores
30
197b
Cynoscephalae
31
215b (legislation)
Lex Oppia
32
23b
Death of Nephew Marcellus
33
66a
Jewish Revolt
34
379-95
Reign of Theodosius
35
438a
Theodosian Code: summarizes from Constantine; basis for Justinian
36
450b
Decemviri supercede consuls; 12 tables limit consular discretion; publicize specific, procedural laws; arbitrate between pateresfamiliae; debtors sold across tiber or made Nexus
37
111a
Pliny corrector of B-P
38
220-200b
Denarius system
39
133b
Surrender of Numantia
40
168b
Battle of Pydna
41
146b
Destructions of Corinth, Carthage
42
47b
Caesar defeats Pharnaces of Pontus at Zela; Pompeians at Thapsus; Cato suicides
43
36b
Agrippa defeats Sextus Pompey at Naulochus (Sicily; revenge for Cumae, Messana); Octavian wins troops of both Sextus Pompey and Lepidus.
44
23b
Second Settlement: resigns consulship; gains imperium proconsularis maius; tribunicia potestas (both minor tweaks of republican offices).
45
31a
Execution of Sejanus; rise of Macro
46
298a
After defeat and march, Galerius sacks Ctesiphon, defeats Narses; simultaneously, D defeats userper in Egypt
47
337-361
Reign of Constantius II
48
364-378
Reign of Valens
49
423a
Death of Honorius
50
86b
Sulla wins at Orchomenus and Thermopylae
51
273b
Founding of Cosa
52
149b
Calpurnian law establishes quaestio for overseas transgressions
53
207b
Marcus Livius and G C Nero defeat brother Hasdrubal at Metaurus River (N Italy); forced march, head story
54
189b
Battle of Magnesia
55
23a
Death of Tiberius' son Drusus
56
394a
Battle of Lake Frigidus: on day 1, Abrogast kills Gallic mercenaries; on day 2, divine wind turns tide.
57
753b
Varro's foundation date
58
136-132
First Slave War
59
65a
Pisonian conspiracy, death of Seneca, Lucan, Piso
60
476a
Odoacer deposes Romulus Augustus; letter to Zeno
61
14-31
Sejanus PraeP
62
c. 215b
Tarraco founded
63
89b
Capture of Ausculum
64
42c
Philippi 1: split decision, Cassius killed; Philippi 2: Brutus defeaetd, suicides
65
166a
Gaius Avidius Cassius sacks Seleucia, Ctesiphon, MA and LV celebrate joint triumph
66
311a (2)
Constantine issues solidus, Galerius issues Edict of Toleration
67
541a
End of the Roman senate, consulship
68
391b
Battle of Aquilonia leads to defeated Samnites, Etruscans as allies
69
33a
Financial crisis: T mandates 2/3 of wealth in Italian land; provides 1,000,000s interest free
70
82b
Sulla and Crassus defeat Samnites at Colline Gate; Young Marius killed after long surrender at Praeneste.
71
170a
Marcomanni, Quadi reach Aquileia; MA accepts 11,000 dediticii (novel?)
72
552a
Narses defeats Ostrogoths at Taginae, Mons Lactarius; Franks at Casilinum
73
392a
VII suicide
74
326-304
Second Samnite War
75
280-220/00
Irregular coinage in Campania
76
105b
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
77
81b
Pompey eliminates resistance in Sicily, Africa; obtains cognomen, Sulla's stepdaughter; triumphs despite illegal age of 25; Sulla resigns dictatorship; elected consul
78
51b
Cicero governor in Cilicia; wins ovation.
79
101a
Trajan abandons consulship
80
175a
Avidius Cassius proclaims death of MA (honestly?), rebells
81
273a
Aurelian defeats Zenobia
82
489a
Zeno commissions Theodoric and Ostrogoths to retake Italy from Odoacer.
83
314a
Constantine grants XP state revenues. Rejects Donatists at both Rome and Arles.
84
68b
Mutiny of Lucullus' army
85
348b
Treaty btwn Rome and Carthage
86
429a
Vandals sail to Africa
87
449b
1st secession of plebs
88
202b
Battle of Zama
89
205b (3)
Consulship of Scipio; Introduction of Magna Mater; Peace of Phoenice
90
112-105
Jugurthine War
91
80-73
Revolt of Sertorius
92
39b
Meeting at Misenum: Sextus Pompey retains Scicily, Sardinia, Corsica; obtains Peloponnese, appointed augur; promised consulship
93
37b
Meeting at Tarentum: Octavian and Antony trade ships for future legions, convince Lepidus to send fleet as well.
94
89a
Revolt of Saturninus (Upper G) suppressed by Trajan; Nerva rewarded
95
212a
Constitutio Antoninianus raises inheritance tax from all
96
324a
Constantine defeats Licinius at Adrianople, Byzantium, and Chrysopolis.
97
351a
Julian apostasizes, in secret
98
471a
Leo enlists Isaurians under Zeno, disposes of Aspar. Isaurians eliminate Aspar's barbarian allies
99
325a
Council of Nicaea
100
261b
Romans sack agrigentum
101
287b
Lex Hortensia: citizen assembly under tribune bind whole community
102
2a
Death of Lucius
103
301a
Price Edict
104
264-41b
First Punic War
105
63b
Pompey annexes Syria, captures Jerusalem.
106
251a
Cniva and Goths kill Trajan Decius. First E to die in battle
107
590a
Gregory the Great institutionalizes the Papacy
108
325b
Alliance with Neapolis vs. Samnites
109
341-338
Latin War
110
298-90
Third Samnite War
111
280-75
Epirote War
112
227b
First Praetors to Sicilly, Sardinia/Corsica
113
122b
Second tribunate of G Gracchus (unprecedented)
114
73-2
Spartacus, Crixus + 70,000 revolt. Latter plunders south, killed. Former marches North, wins, then wanders south. Defeated by Crassus.
115
52b
Alesia
116
88a
Recognition of Decebalus as 'friend'
117
215a
Introduction of antoninianus/radiate: nominally 2d but only 1/2 the quantity of silver
118
272a
Aurelian defeats Alamanni at Pavia, builds Aurelian walls, moves Dacia South of Danube
119
468a
Anthemius and Leo attack Vandals; repulsed by fireships before landing
120
341a
Constantius II bans sacrifice
121
52b
SCU regarding Clodius
122
4a
Gaius dies, Agrippa Postumus and Tiberius adopted
123
20b
Recovery of Standards
124
390b
Battle of Allia (unless 387)
125
173b
Postumus Albinus demands accomodation at Praeneste
126
60a
Revolt of Boudica
127
455a
Assassination of VIII voids treaty with Vandals; Gaiseric takes Rome but does not sack (Leo I); Huneric marries Eudocia (daugher)
128
285a
Margus River: Carinus defeats D
129
123b
Tribunate of G Gracchus (having returned early from quaestorship)
130
70b
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
83a
Battle of Mons Graupius
132
528-34
Justinian, Tribonianus, committees in Beirut, Constantinople gathered, selected, formed Corpus Iuris Civilis
133
441a
Abortive expedition against Vandals
134
374a
Arrian Bishop of Milan dies. Governor Ambrose acclaimed. Refuses. Forced.
135
6b-2a
Tiberius to Rhodes
136
195b
Cato consul in Spain
137
387b
Gauls
138
367b
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
67b
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
73a
Capture of Masada
141
249a
Philip initiates first state persecution: mandated sacrifice-->mobs, thousands dead, lapsi receive libelli
142
457-74
Reign of Leo
143
381a
Council of Constantinople rejects Arrianism again
144
226a
Sassanids
145
509b
1st treaty with Carthage: Romans get full rights in Sicily; trade restricted elsewhere. Carthage not to attack Roman subjects, build forts in Latium
146
280b
Battle of Heraklea
147
188b
Treaty of Apamea
148
86b
Sulla defeats Mithridates at Chaeronea
149
19a
Death of Drusus' son Germanicus
150
305a
D ends Great Persecution in West. However, Maximian persists in East
151
389a
Theodosius appoints Abrogast regent (innovation) for VII
152
438a
Jews legally banned from office
153
474b
Hiero defeats Etruscans at Cumae
154
279b
Fourth Treaty: mutual aid against Pyrrhus--esp. naval from Carthage, but troops not forced to disembarck
155
241b
Egadi Islands; End of First Punic War; Carthage pays indemnity, withdraws from Sicily
156
56b
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
262a
Odenaethus crushes uprisings, proclaimed corrector totius Orientis
158
289b
Aes Grave
159
326b
Lex Poetelia: nexum ceases
160
133b (2)
Aemilianus sacks Numantia; Tribunate of T Gracchus
161
89b
Nicomedes of Bythinia invades Pontus. Mithridates defeats Nicomedes, three Roman armies, massacres Romans, Italians, Freedmen.
162
69a (4)
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
257a
Valerian initiates second state persecution: targets clergy, upper classes
164
450-457
Reign of Marcian
165
391a
Theodosius bans sacrifice. Destruction of the Serapeum.
166
60-67
Boudicca
167
348b
2nd treaty: revisions on first
168
219b
Foundation of Cremona, Placenta
169
171-168
Third Macedonian War
170
45b
Caesar defeats Pompeians at Munda
171
26a
Tiberius withdraws to Capri
172
299a
Peace of Nisbis: Rome retains Nisbis, land up to Tigris. Tigranes regains Armenia; Rome controls borders via forward fortifications.
173
August 24-7, 410
Alaric sacks Rome
174
295b
Decius Mus wins at Sentium
175
75b
Nicomedes wills Bithynia; Lucullus starts East
176
396b
Veii
177
321b
Caudine Forks; Samnites force consuls sub iuga
178
249b
Carthage defeats Roman fleet at Drepana; Temporary end to Roman sea trials
179
216b
L.A. Paulus defeated at Cannae
180
192-89
Syrian War
181
139b
Ante quem secret ballots for votes and trial verdicts
182
87b
Athens invites Mithridates' puppet Aristion. Sulla sacks Athens. Blood runs through the streets.
183
53b
Battle of Carrhae
184
43b
Meeting at Bononia: Antony, Octavian and Lepidus reconcile-->triumviri reipublicae constituendae for 5 years; death of Cicero
185
14a
Accession of Tiberius
186
67a (2)
Nero commands Corbulo, commanders of both Germanies to suicide; Revolt of Vindex
187
303a
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
267a
Heruli sack Athens, Delphi
189
308a
Council at Carnutum: Licinius named Augustus in West.
190
383a
Magnus Maximus revolts, kills Gratian near Paris.
191
425a
Theodosius II founds pandidakterion
192
415a
Pagans legally banned from office
193
345b
Lucius Genucius mandates 1 consul; no simultaneous offices, 10 year interregnum
194
410b
Lucanians take Paestum
195
100a
Panegyricus
196
306b
Third treaty: harder limits
197
337b
Q Publius Pho first Plebeian Praetor
198
107b
Marius defies Q Metellus, stands for consuship as reform candidate. Equites secure election. Assembly mandates command in Africa.
199
118a (3)
Adoption, accession of Hadrian; numerous revolts; H withdraws from Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria
200
532a
Nike revolt
201
250a
Mutiny kills Constans; army aclaims Magnentius
202
91b
Tribunate, assasination of Marcus Drusus. Quintus Poppaedius Silo initiates Social War
203
137a
Suppression of Bar Kokhba prompts renaming of Syria Palestina, exile
204
540a
Kosrhau sacks Antioch
205
251a
Battle of Abritus: Cniva kills Trajan Decius=first in combat
206
200-196
Second Macedonian War
207
195b
Repeal of Lex Oppia
208
17b
Saecular Games
209
64a
Great Fire
210
376-8
Valens admits well-known Goths as dediticii; others follow; revolt crushes Valens at Adrianople
211
408-450
Reign of Theodosius II (born 401)
212
443b
Censors take over census from consuls
213
112a
Forum of Trajan
214
279b
Battle of Ausculum
215
275b
Beneventum
216
260b
After erging story, Dullius earns first naval triumph at Mylae
217
218b
Month of Trebia
218
211b
Death of Scipiones; Assignment of Scipio as privatus cum imperio to Spain, by vote of Assembly
219
218-201
Second Punic War
220
215-205
First Macedonian War
221
80b
Sulla retires to Puteoli
222
75b
Nicomedes wills Bithynia to Rome.
223
66b
After defeat at Zela, Tribune Manilius proposes extraordinary command for Pompey vs. Mithridates. Little opposition.
224
64b
Consulship of Cicero. Caesar elected PM, Catilinarian Conspiracy.
225
40b
Meeting at Brundisium. Lepidus relegated to Africa.
226
Sept 31b
Actium
227
27b
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
199a
SS creates province of Osrhoene
229
208a
Ardashir proclaimed ruler of Persis, founds Sassanian dynasty
230
240a
Shapur I succeeds Ardashir
231
260a
Shapur sacks Antioch, captures Valerian
232
307a
Severus marches on Maxentius at Rome. Maximian's old troops defect.
233
313a (2)
Licinius and Conastantine issue Edict of Milan (decreta); Licinius defeats MD at Adrianople, takes East
234
361-364
Rign of Julian
235
364-375
Reign of Valentinian
236
321a
Sabbath law refers only to dies solis. Thus polyvalent.
237
451a
Fourth Council (Chalcedon) rejects Monophysitism
238
529a
Justinian closes the Academy
239
431a
Third Council at Ephesus
240
340b
Samnites and Romans defeat Latins at Sinuessa
241
256b
Regulus takes Tunis; Xanthipus defeats
242
300b
Lex Ogulnia opens priesthoods to plebeians
243
458b
Cincinnatus (Volsci) vs. Coriolanus (Aequi) at Mons Algidus
244
9a
Teutoberg Forest (3); Agrippa Postumus exiled; Lex Papia Poppaea
245
226b
Carthage will not pass North of Ebro
246
360b
Hernici revolt; Latin cities employ Gallic mercs vs Rome.
247
300b
V Maximus passes law confirming appeal to people against capital sentence.
