ROMULUS & REMUS
783-743
Founders of Rome
TARQUINUS SUPERBUS
550-500
Ruler of Rome
LUCIOUS BRUTUS
540-480
Founder of Roman Republic
CINCINNATUS
519-448
Roman Farmer
QUINTUS FLAVIUS MAXIMUS
260-203
Roman General
HANNIBAL
247-182
Carthaginian General
SCIPIO AFRICANUS
236-183
Roman General
CATO
234-149
Roman Senator
SCIPIO AEMILIANUS
185-129
Roman General
TIBERIUS AND GAIUS GRACCHUS
168-133
Roman Tribune
MARIUS
157-86
Roman Tribune
SULLA
138-78
Roman General
MITHRIATES
135-63
Ruler of Hellenistic Greece
MARCUS LICINIUS CRASSUS
115-53
Roman Banker
SPARTACUS
110-71
Roman Slave
GAIUS POMPEY
106-48
Roman General
CICERO
Marcus Tullius Cicero was the greatest orator and political philosopher of later republican Rome. He taught the chief schools of Greek philosophy to the Romans (constructing Latin vocabulary in the process), and his great stance against empire stands as inspriation to patriots throughout the West today.106-43
Roman Orator
JULIUS CAESAR
101-44
Emperor of Rome
LUCRETIUS
94-55
Roman Writer
VERCINGETORIX
90-46
Celtic Leader
MARCUS BRUTUS
85-42
Roman Senator
MARC ANTONY
83-30
Roman Ruler of Egypt
HEROD
73-4
King of the Jews
VIRGIL
70-19
Roman Writer
CLEOPATRA
69-30
Queen of Egypt
HORATIUS
65-8
Roman Writer
STRABO
63-19
Greek Geographer
MARCUS AGRIPPA
63-12
Roman General
AUGUSTUS CAESAR
63-14 AD
Emperor of Rome
LIVY
59-17 AD
Roman Writer
OVID
43-17 AD
Roman Writer
TIBERIUS
42-37 AD
Emperor of Rome
PHILO
20-40 AD
Jewish Hellenistic Philosopher
MARY
20 BC - 63 AD
Mother of God
HERMANN
18 BC - 21 AD
Germanic Warrior Chief
SENECA
5-65 AD
Roman Writer
JOHN THE BAPTIST
5-33 AD
Israelite Baptist
*Before Christ
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Anno Domini*
JESUS CHRIST
4-30 AD
Messiah
ST. PETER
5-64
Evangelist of Christ
ST. PAUL
5-67
Evangelist of Christ
VESPASIAN
9-79
Emperor of Rome
CLAUDIUS
10-54
Emperor of Rome
CALIGULA
12-41
Emperor of Rome
NERVA
32-98
Emperor of Rome
NERO
37-68
Emperor of Rome
JOSEPHUS
37-100
Jewish General
TITUS
39-81
Emperor of Rome
PLUTARCH
46-120
Roman Writer
AKIBA BEN JOSEPH
50-135
Jewish Rabbi
MANTHEO 250 BC--
TRAJAN
53-117
Emperor of Rome
TACITUS
55-120
Roman Historian
JUVENAL
55-130
Roman Writer
SIMON BAR KOKHBA
65-135
Jewish Rabbi
HADRIAN
76-138
Emperor of Rome
PTOLEMY
Greek by biology, Egyptian by geography and Roman by sociology, Ptolemy used perfect argumentation to prove the geocentric hypothesis, that the Earth was at the center of the cosmos and all revolved around it. He was beautifully wrong, of course, but his writ was taken as holy for 1,500 years. As a side note, he codified longitude and latitude, too. (BC)80-145
Greek Scientist
ANTONINUS PIUS
86-161
Emperor of Rome
MARCUS AURELIUS
121-180
Emperor of Rome
GALEN
130-201
Roman Scientist
SEPTIMUS SEVERUS
146-211
Emperor of Rome
COMMODUS
161-192
Emperor of Rome
ST. VALENTINE
239-269
Catholic Priest
DIOCLETIAN
245-316
Emperor of Rome
ARIUS
250-336
Christian Reformer
CONSTANTINE
274-337
Emperor of Rome
ST. BASIL
329-379
Founder of Eastern Monasticism
ST. AMBROSE
339-397
Writer of Catholic Liturgy
THEODOSIUS I
346-395
Emperor of Rome
ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM
347-407
Writer of Orthodox Liturgy
HYPATIA
351-370
Greek Scientist
ST. AUGUSTINE
354-430
Apostle of the English
ALARIC
370-410
Leader of the Visigoths
ST. PATRICK
385-461
Apostle of the Irish
ST. SIMEON STYLITES
387-459
Esthetic
POPE LEO I
390-461
Pope
ATILLA THE HUN
406-453
Leader of the Huns
ODOACER
440-493
Leader of the Ostragoths
ROMULUS AUGUSTUS
456-486
Last Emperor of Rome
