Political Leaders of the Ancient World

The atlas holds 17 people and 551 moments here, from 1281 BC to 337. The most recorded lives are Constantine the Great, Cicero and Alexander the Great.

Moments

  1. 75 BC Launches pursuit from Miletus Julius Caesar
  2. 75 BC Studies rhetoric on Rhodes Julius Caesar
  3. 75 BC Takes pirates from Pergamum prison Julius Caesar
  4. 74 BC Returns to Asia during Mithridatic attack Julius Caesar
  5. 70 BC Collects evidence across Sicily Cicero
  6. 70 BC Prosecutes Verres at Rome Cicero
  7. 68 BC Writes from Rome Cicero
  8. 67 BC Stays at Tusculum Cicero
  9. 63 BC Accompanies Lentulus to the Tullianum Cicero
  10. 63 BC Born on the Palatine Hill Augustus
  11. 61 BC Writes from Rome after his consulship Cicero
  12. 61 BC Governs Farther Spain Julius Caesar
  13. 60 BC Retreats to Tusculum Cicero
  14. 59 BC Serves as consul in Rome Julius Caesar
  15. 59 BC Resides at Formiae Cicero
  16. 59 BC Stays at Antium Cicero
  17. 59 BC Stops at Forum Appii Cicero
  18. 59 BC Stops at Tres Tabernae Cicero
  19. 59 BC Writes from Tusculum Cicero
  20. 59 BC Returns to Rome Cicero
  21. 58 BC Arrives near Geneva Julius Caesar
  22. 58 BC Crosses the Saône after attacking the Helvetii Julius Caesar
  23. 58 BC Seizes Vesontio Julius Caesar
  24. 58 BC Passes through Thurium in exile Cicero
  25. 58 BC Travels through Vibo Cicero
  26. 58 BC Waits at Brundisium during exile Cicero
  27. 58 BC Arrives in Thessalonica Cicero
  28. 58 BC Relocates to Dyrrhachium Cicero
  29. 57 BC Campaigns at the Sabis Julius Caesar
  30. 57 BC Lands at Brundisium after recall Cicero
  31. 57 BC Re-enters Rome after exile Cicero
  32. 56 BC Visits ancestral Arpinum Cicero
  33. 56 BC Meets Pompey and Crassus at Lucca Julius Caesar
  34. 55 BC Crosses the Rhine into Germania Julius Caesar
  35. 55 BC Embarks for first invasion of Britain Julius Caesar
  36. 55 BC Lands in Britain near Deal Julius Caesar
  37. 55 BC Stays at Cumae Cicero
  38. 55 BC Returns to Tusculum Cicero
  39. 54 BC Embarks for second invasion of Britain Julius Caesar
  40. 54 BC Reaches the Thames against Cassivellaunus Julius Caesar
  41. 54 BC Spring residence at Cumae Cicero
  42. 52 BC Besieges Alesia Julius Caesar
  43. 52 BC Commands siege at Gergovia Julius Caesar
  44. 52 BC Crosses the snowbound Cévennes Julius Caesar
  45. 52 BC Moves on Avaricum Julius Caesar
  46. 52 BC Returns to Narbo during the Gallic revolt Julius Caesar
  47. 51 BC Campaigns on Mount Amanus Cicero
  48. 51 BC Personally conducts the siege of Uxellodunum Julius Caesar
  49. 51 BC Departs his Pompeian villa Cicero
  50. 51 BC Departs Venusia Cicero

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