91 a.C.
M. L. Druso proposes the
extension of the citizenship
Roman to the italici allies

88 a.C.
beginning of the first war
against Mitridate, king of the Ponto.
Consul L. Cornelio Silla
march on Rome,
provoking the civil War

89 a.C.
concession of the
citizenship Roman to the italici

86 a.C.
Silla defeats Mitridate
to Cheronea and Orcomeno

87 a.C.
C. Mario and L. Cornelio Cinna
they occupy Rome,
defying the aristocracy

84 a.C.
Silla forces Mitridate
to give back Greece
and Asia Minor

83 a.C.
it begins the second
mitridatica War

79 a.C.
Silla is withdrawn
to private life

82 a.C.
Silla, supported from Gneo Pompeo
and M. Licinio Crasso,
wins Mario, proclaim dictator
and gives back authority
to the senate

73 a.C.
Spartaco commands
the revolt of the slaves

74 a.C.
it begins the third
mitridatica War

67 a.C.
Pompeo represses the piracy
in the Mediterranean

65 a.C.
the poet Quinto Orazio Flacco
is born to Venosa

63 a.C.
the conspiracy of
L. Sergio Catilina comes
denounced gives Cicerone

64 a.C.
Lucullo and Pompeo
occupy the Ponto

60 a.C.
agreement between Pompeo,
C. Giulio Cesare and Crasso for the
constitution of the triumvirate one

62 a.C.
died of Catilina

59 a.C.
Cesare is consul

58 a.C.
Cesare begins the
conquest of the Gallia

53 a.C.
Crasso killed from
the Parti to Carre

55 a.C.
consoled of Pompeo and Crasso.
Cesare disembarks in Britain.
The poets Caio Valerio Catullo
and Tito Lucrezio die Beloved

50 a.C.
Cesare makes to build up
the Forum Julii to Rome

51 a.C.
Cesare concludes the campaign
in Gallia and publishes the
De Bello Gallico

49 a.C.
Cesare crosses the Rubicone:
he begins the civil War
against Pompeo

48 a.C.
Pompeo defeated from
Cesare to Farsalo

45 a.C.
Cesare defeats the last
partisans of Pompeo in Spain

46 a.C.
Catone is killed in order
not to fall in the
hands of Cesare

43 a.C.
Ottaviano, Antonio
and Lepido form according
to triumvirate

44 a.C.
Cesare comes assassinated
from one conspiracy
of senators guided
from M. Bruto and C. Cassio

42 a.C.
Antonio e Ottaviano defeats
Cassio to Filippi Bruto

39 a.C.
Erode il Grande salt
on the throne of Giudea

31 a.C.
Ottaviano defeats the fleet
of Antonio and Cleopatra
to Azio

37 a.C.
Antonio spouse Cleopatra,
repudiating Ottavia, sister of
Ottaviano. Virgilio publics
"Le bucoliche"

27 a.C.
Ottaviano becomes emperor
with the name of Augusto.
Construction of the imperial
Hole and the Mausoleo of
Augusto in Rome

30 a.C.
Ottaviano conquest Alexandria.
Antonio and Cleopatra kill
themselves. Virgilio publics
"Le Georgiche", Orazio "Le Satire"
and "Gli Epodi"

25 a.C.
Construction of the Pantheon
in Rome. The historian Cornelio
Nepote dies

20 a.C.
Ovidio publics "Gli Amori".
The Greek historian Sicilian
Diodoro dies

13 a.C.
Orazio publics "Le Odi".
Construction of Ara Pacis
in Rome

19 a.C.
the poets Virgilio,
author of the Eneide, and Albio
Tibullo dies

10 a.C.
Inauguration of the new
"Tempio di Gerusalemme"

12 a.C.
The shipments of Druso
and Tiberio against
the Germaniums begin

8 a.C.
they die the poet
Quinto Orazio Flacco
and Mecenate

4 ca. a.C.
birth of Jesus Christ,
died of Erode il Grande,
king of Giudea

YEAR 0

1 a.C.
Augusto adopts Tiberio
for the succession.
Philosopher Lucio Anneo Seneca
is born to Cordoba

8 d.C.
The Germaniums of Arminio
defeat the legions of
Varo to Teutoburgo

7 d.C.
Dionigi di Alicarnasso
it publishes the
Antiquities Roman

14 d.C.
Augusto dies, Tiberio
becomes emperor. The Italians are
approximately 8 million.
The first medicine school is
inaugurated in Rome

17 d.C.
the historian Tito Livio dies

27 d.C.
Tiberio is withdrawn to Capri

18 d.C.
the poet Ovid Nasone dies

37 d.C.
died of Tiberio,
the empire passes to Caligola

29 ca. d.C.
torture and died of
Jesus Christ in Palestine

41 d.C.
died of Caligola,
the empire passes to Claudio

43 d.C.
beginning of the conquest
Roman of Britain

48 d.C.
Claudio grants to the
citizenship Roman to the Gallia
Transalpina. I conciliate
apostolic to Gerusalemme

45 d.C.
first apostolic mission
of Saint Paul to Antiochia,
Cyprus, Panfilia, Pisidia

50 ca. d.C.
the fableist Fedro dies

49 d.C.
Saint Paul is in Asia Minor,
Atene and Corinto

53 d.C.
Claudio adopts Nerone.
Epistles of Saint Paul to Roman,
Corinti, Galati etc.

54 d.C.
died of Claudio

59 d.C.
Nerone makes to kill
the Agrippina mother

56 d.C.
the historian
Cornelio Tacito born

64 d.C.
Fire of Rome, of which Nerone
accusation the Christians. Saint
Paul comes killed. Creation of
the Domus Aurea in Rome

62 d.C.
Seneca leaves the court
of Nerone, that she begins
to practice the terror

65 d.C.
Seneca, Lucano and Petronio
must be killed because accused of
to have conspired against Nerone

66 d.C.
The Zeloti Hebrew begin
the revolt against Rome.
The historian Giuseppe Flavio
writes the "Guerra Giudaica"

70 d.C.
Tito, son of Vespasiano,tame the
giudaica revolt and destroy the Tempio
di Gerusalemme. He begins the fight
of the Hebrew in the world.
The Arc of Tito in Rome is built up

68 d.C.
placed from the senate,
Nerone is killed.
Fight between Galba,
Brass, Vitelio and Vespasiano
for the conquest of the empire

79 d.C.
the eruption of the Vesuvio destroys
Pompei, Ercolano and Stabia. Vespasiano
dies, the empire passes to the son
Tito. It dies Plinio il Vecchio,
author of the "Storia Naturale"

73 d.C.
first not Italian senators

80 d.C.
inauguration of the
Amphitheater Flavio (Colosseo)

81 d.C.
Tito dies, the empire
passes to the
Domiziano brother

95 d.C.
Saint Giovanni writes the
Apocalypse Marco Fabio
Quintiliano publishes the
"Istruzioni oratorie"

86 d.C.
victories against Germaniums,
Daci and Britanni

98 d.C.
it dies Nerva, the empire
passes to the Traiano Spanish.
Tacit it writes "l'Agricola"

96 d.C.
Domiziano comes victim of
a murder, the empire passes
to Nerva, that it begins the
dynasty of the Antonini

99 d.C.
the Indian king Kanishka
sendes one embassy to Traiano.
The evangelista Giovanni dies