Historical figures in 44 BC
The atlas holds 5 people and 23 moments here, in 44 BC. The most recorded lives are Cicero, Julius Caesar and Augustus. Among them Military Leaders, Political Leaders and Royalty.
Notable people
Augustus
in 44 BC
3 moments here
Augustus, born Gaius Octavius and conventionally called Octavian before 27 BC, founded the Roman principate.…
Cicero
in 44 BC
15 moments here
Marcus Tullius Cicero (106–43 BC) was a Roman lawyer, orator, philosopher, consul, provincial governor, and defender of the late Republic.…
Cleopatra
in 44 BC
1 moment here
Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator (born early 69 BC, possibly late 70 BC; died 10 or 12 August 30 BC) was the last active ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt.…
Julius Caesar
in 44 BC
3 moments here
Gaius Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, general, orator and author whose career spanned the late Roman Republic.…
Strabo
in 44 BC
1 moment here
Greek geographer and historian from Amaseia in Pontus. The dates are approximate: ancient and modern sources give his birth as 64 or 63 BC and his…
Moments
- 44 BC Dines at Lepidus' house on the eve of the assassination Julius Caesar
- 44 BC Watches the Lupercalia from the Rostra Julius Caesar
- 44 BC First journey to Rome Strabo
- 44 BC At Apollonia when Caesar is assassinated Augustus
- 44 BC Assassinated at the Curia of Pompey Julius Caesar
- 44 BC Dines at Fundi Cicero
- 44 BC Leaves Astura after Caesar's assassination Cicero
- 44 BC Meets Paulus at Caieta Cicero
- 44 BC Stops at Sinuessa Cicero
- 44 BC Remained in Rome after Caesar's murder Cleopatra
- 44 BC Returns to Rome as Caesar’s heir Augustus
- 44 BC Reaches Puteoli Cicero
- 44 BC Receives letters at Arpinum Cicero
- 44 BC Spends the day at Sinuessa Cicero
- 44 BC Stays at Pompeii Cicero
- 44 BC Stops at his Cuman house Cicero
- 44 BC Conferences with Brutus at Antium Cicero
- 44 BC Writes from Arpinum Cicero
- 44 BC Driven back to Leucopetra Cicero
- 44 BC Meets Brutus near Velia Cicero
- 44 BC Enters Rome with a private army Augustus
- 44 BC Reaches Sinuessa while avoiding Antony Cicero
- 44 BC Writes from Arpinum amid renewed crisis Cicero