The Grandeur That Was Rome: a survey of Roman culture and civilisationStobart, J. C. (John Clarke)
History
The Grandeur That Was Rome: a survey of Roman culture and civilisation
Stobart, J. C. (John Clarke)
Rome -- Civilization; Rome -- History
58 Banishment of Cicero. Theatre of Cæsar defeats the Helvetians
Curio built
57 Recall of Cicero Cæsar defeats the Nervu
56 Renewal of the “Triumverate” at Cæsar defeats the Veneti by
Lucca sea
55 Dedication of theatre of Pompeius Cæsar invades Britain
54 Second invasion of Britain
53 Defeat of Crassus by the Parthians.
Cæsar subdues the
Treveri, and crosses the
Rhine
52 Senate-house burnt in a riot. Pompeius Great revolt of Gaul under
passes laws against Cæsar Vercingetorix crushed at Alesia
51 Final subjugation of Gaul
Cicero governor of Cilicia
49 Cæsar begins the Civil War
48 Battle of Pharsalus, defeat of Pompeius Cæsar regulates Egypt, leaving
Cleopatra as queen
46 Final defeat of Pompeians at Thapsus
in Africa. Cæsar dictator. Dedication
of new Forum Julium, and
temple of Venus Genetrix
45 Cæsar enlarges the Senate and regulates
the municipal constitutions
of the Italian towns
44 Assassination of Cæsar. M. Antonius
in command of Rome. Cicero’s
_Philippics_
43 Octavian, Cæsar’s heir, with the consuls
defeats Antony at Mutina, and
is elected consul. Second Triumvirate
formed, Antony, Octavian,
and Lepidus. Proscription of
the tyrannicide party, including
Cicero
42 Battles of Philippi. Defeat of Brutus
and Cassius. Temple of Saturn
rebuilt
41 War at Perusia, in which Octavian M. Antonius with Cleopatra in
crushes the revolt of L. Antonius Egypt
37 Library of Pollio founded. Octavian
marries Livia
36 Sextus Pompeius defeated. Lepidus Antony defeated in Parthia
deprived of his army
31 Defeat of Antony and Cleopatra
at Actium by Octavian
30 Publication of Horace’s _Epodes_ Conquest of Egypt
29 Triumph of Cæsar Octavianus
28 Census and restoration of Senate. Mœsia made a province
Dedication of temple and library
of Palatine Apollo, eighty-two
temples restored
27 “Restoration of the Republic” really Provinces divided between
the beginning of the Empire. Cæsar and Senate. Cæsar
Octavian receives the title of takes Spain, Gaul, Syria, and
_Augustus_. Pantheon of M. Agrippa keeps Egypt
built
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