Military Leaders of the Ancient World

The atlas holds 12 people and 460 moments here, from 559 BC to 337. The most recorded lives are Constantine the Great, Cicero and Alexander the Great.

Moments

  1. 45 BC Follows Caesar into Hispania Augustus
  2. 45 BC Fights at Munda Julius Caesar
  3. 45 BC Marches to Spain for the final civil-war campaign Julius Caesar
  4. 45 BC Returns to Rome after Spain Julius Caesar
  5. 45 BC Grieves at Astura Cicero
  6. 45 BC Writes from Tusculum Cicero
  7. 45 BC Returns to Astura Cicero
  8. 44 BC Dines at Lepidus' house on the eve of the assassination Julius Caesar
  9. 44 BC Watches the Lupercalia from the Rostra Julius Caesar
  10. 44 BC At Apollonia when Caesar is assassinated Augustus
  11. 44 BC Assassinated at the Curia of Pompey Julius Caesar
  12. 44 BC Dines at Fundi Cicero
  13. 44 BC Leaves Astura after Caesar's assassination Cicero
  14. 44 BC Meets Paulus at Caieta Cicero
  15. 44 BC Stops at Sinuessa Cicero
  16. 44 BC Returns to Rome as Caesar’s heir Augustus
  17. 44 BC Reaches Puteoli Cicero
  18. 44 BC Receives letters at Arpinum Cicero
  19. 44 BC Spends the day at Sinuessa Cicero
  20. 44 BC Stays at Pompeii Cicero
  21. 44 BC Stops at his Cuman house Cicero
  22. 44 BC Conferences with Brutus at Antium Cicero
  23. 44 BC Writes from Arpinum Cicero
  24. 44 BC Driven back to Leucopetra Cicero
  25. 44 BC Meets Brutus near Velia Cicero
  26. 44 BC Enters Rome with a private army Augustus
  27. 44 BC Reaches Sinuessa while avoiding Antony Cicero
  28. 44 BC Writes from Arpinum amid renewed crisis Cicero
  29. 43 BC Campaigns to relieve Mutina Augustus
  30. 43 BC Marches on the capital Augustus
  31. 43 BC Forms the Second Triumvirate near Bononia Augustus
  32. 43 BC Killed while leaving his Formian villa Cicero
  33. 42 BC Commands north of the Via Egnatia Augustus
  34. 42 BC Fights at Philippi Augustus
  35. 40 BC Forces Perusia’s surrender Augustus
  36. 39 BC Attacked by a Roman food-riot mob Augustus
  37. 38 BC Retreats to Campania after naval defeats Augustus
  38. 37 BC Meets Antony at Tarentum Augustus
  39. 36 BC Launches the Sicilian invasion Augustus
  40. 36 BC Wounded near Taormina Augustus
  41. 36 BC Enters Lepidus’s Sicilian camp Augustus
  42. 35 BC Captures Segesta-Siscia Augustus
  43. 35 BC Wounded during the siege of Metulum Augustus
  44. 34 BC Returns toward Dalmatia Augustus
  45. 33 BC Receives Dalmatian submission Augustus
  46. 32 BC Confronts Antony’s supporters in the Senate Augustus
  47. 31 BC Encamps near Actium Augustus
  48. 31 BC Lands in Epirus Augustus
  49. 31 BC Wins the Battle of Actium Augustus
  50. 30 BC Arrives to besiege Alexandria Augustus

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