Fall of the Roman Republic
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Key events on this timeline
- Fall of the Roman Republic (133 BCE)
- Assassination of Julius Caesar (44 BCE)
- Caesar crosses the Rubicon (49 BCE)
- Augustus becomes first Roman Emperor (27 BCE)
- Battle of Actium (31 BCE)
- Caesar's civil war (49 BCE)
- Caesar's dictatorship (49 BCE)
- First Triumvirate (Rome) (60 BCE)
- Death of Cleopatra (30 BCE)
- Battle of Pharsalus (48 BCE)
- Caesar appointed dictator perpetuo (44 BCE)
- Sulla's dictatorship (82 BCE)
- Caesar's conquest of Gaul (58 BCE)
- Antony's funeral oration inflames Rome (44 BCE)
- Gracchi reforms (133 BCE)
- Second Triumvirate (Rome) (43 BCE)
- Sulla's civil war (83 BCE)
- Battle of Philippi (42 BCE)
- Marian reforms of the Roman army (107 BCE)
- Reign of Augustus (27 BCE)
- The teenage Octavian claims Caesar's name (44 BCE)
- Spartacus slave revolt (73 BCE)
- Sulla's first march on Rome (88 BCE)
- Cicero is proscribed and killed (43 BCE)
- Sulla's proscriptions (82 BCE)
- Social War (Rome and Italian allies) (91 BCE)
- Cato's suicide at Utica (46 BCE)
- Battle of Carrhae (53 BCE)
- Battle of the Colline Gate (82 BCE)
- Murder of Pompey (48 BCE)