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Roman Republic Etruscans Carthage Senate Patricians Plebeians Consuls Censors Law of the 12 Tables 450 BCE Tribunes Punic War (264-146 B.C.E.) Hannibal.

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1 Roman Republic Etruscans Carthage Senate Patricians Plebeians Consuls Censors Law of the 12 Tables 450 BCE Tribunes Punic War (264-146 B.C.E.) Hannibal

2 Proconsuls Gracchi Brothers Sulla Julius Caesar (d. 44 BCE) First Triumvirate: Crassus- Pompey- Julius Caesar Second Triumvirate: Octavian (Augustus Caesar)- Lepidus- Mark Antony

3 Roman Empire

4 Cleopatra Octavian (Augustus Caesar) “Princeps” Principate 27 BCE-14 CE Pax Romana Livy Tiberius Villa Virgil 70-19 BCE The Aeneid Marcus Aurelius 161-180 CE The Meditations

5 Christianity/Fall of Rome Commodus r. 180- 193 “Barracks Emperors” Praetorian Guard Diocletian (r. 294- 305) Tetrarchy Constantine 313-337 Constantinople

6 Jesus Saul of Tarsus (Paul) 6-67 CE Second Diaspora Franks Saxons Angles Vandals Visigoths Ostrogoths Barbarian Invasions:

7 Byzantine Empire 400-788 Justinian (ruled 400- 788) Byzantine Empire (around 550): Corpus Juris (533) Procopius (Secret History) “Greek Fire”

8 The “Justinian Plague” Constantinople (Istanbul) Hagia Sophia Theodora

9 Classical Life Polis “The silk Road to China” Gracchi Brothers Misogyny Athena Aphrodite Patria Potestas Lex Juliana 18 BCE Galley Slaves

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