Timeline
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91–87 |
Civil war in Italy |
|
91–88 |
Marsic campaign |
|
91–87 |
Samnite campaign |
|
88–87 |
Civil war in Rome |
|
88 |
Sulpician-Marian coup and consular counter-coup |
|
87 |
Civil war between the consuls |
|
86–84 |
Cinnan domination of Rome |
|
86–84 |
Civil war in Rome’s empire |
|
86–84 |
Civil war in Greece and Asia Minor |
|
84 |
Civil war in northern Africa |
|
83–82 |
Civil war in Italy |
|
83–82 |
Civil war in Italy between the coalition and Sulla |
|
82 |
Samnite campaign |
|
82–79 |
Sullan domination of Rome |
|
82 |
Civil war in Rome’s empire |
|
82 |
Civil war in Sicily |
|
82 |
Civil war in northern Africa |
|
82–81 |
Civil war in Spain |
|
77 |
Civil war in Italy |
|
81–71 |
Civil war in Rome’s empire |
|
81–71 |
Civil war in Spain |
|
74–73 |
Civil war in Asia Minor |
|
70 |
Consulship of Pompeius and Crassus |
Notes on Roman Names
All Roman names in the following text will be given in their traditional form, including the abbreviated first name. Below is a list of the Roman first names referred to in the text and their abbreviations, along with the abbreviations for the terms tribune and consul.
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A. |
Aulus. |
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Ap. |
Appius |
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C. |
Caius |
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Cn. |
Cnaeus |
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Cos. |
consul |
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D. |
Decimus |
|
Faustus |
(No abbreviated form exists.) |
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K. |
Kaeso |
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L. |
Lucius |
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M. |
Marcus |
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Mam. |
Mamercus |
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P. |
Publius |
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Q. |
Quintus |
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Ser. |
Servius |
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Sex. |
Sextus |
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Sp. |
Spurius |
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T. |
Titus |
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Ti. |
Tiberius |
|
Trib. |
tribune |