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A History

 * Mythological Kingdom
 * Anchises
 * Aeneas
 * Ascanius
 * Silvius (mythology)
 * Aeneas Silvius
 * Latinus Silvius
 * Alba Silvius
 * Atys (King of Alba Longa)
 * Capys
 * Capetus Silvius
 * Tiberinus Silvius
 * Agrippa (mythology)
 * Romulus Silvius
 * Aventinus of Alba Longa
 * Procas
 * Numitor
 * Amulius


 * Kingdom
 * Romulus and Remus
 * Romulus
 * Numa Pompilius
 * Tullus Hostilius
 * Ancus Marcius
 * Lucius Tarquinius Priscus
 * Servius Tullius
 * Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
 * Overthrow of the Roman monarchy


 * Early Republic
 * Lucius Junius Brutus
 * Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
 * Roman–Etruscan Wars
 * Titus Lartius
 * Postumus Cominius Auruncus
 * Latin League
 * Battle of Lake Regillus
 * First secessio plebis
 * Lucius Sicinius Vellutus
 * Plebeian Council
 * Tribune of the Plebs
 * Decemviri
 * Twelve Tables
 * Tribal Assembly
 * Quaestor
 * Tribuni militum consulari potestate
 * Roman censor


 * Fourth Century BC Republic
 * Battle of Veii
 * Marcus Furius Camillus
 * Veii
 * Battle of the Allia
 * Senones
 * Lucius Sextius
 * Praetor
 * Marcus Fabius Ambustus (consul)
 * Samnite Wars
 * Samnites
 * Campanians
 * Battle of Mount Gaurus
 * Leges Genuciae
 * Latin War
 * Samnium
 * Battle of the Caudine Forks
 * Battle of Lautulae
 * Battle of Lake Vadimo (310 BC)
 * Umbri
 * Picentes
 * Marsi
 * Hernici
 * Battle of Bovianum
 * Aequi
 * Lex Ogulnia
 * Lucani (ancient people)
 * Battle of Tifernum
 * Battle of Sentinum
 * Publius Decius Mus (consul 312 BC)


 * Third Century BC Republic
 * Battle of Aquilonia
 * Conflict of the Orders
 * Lex Hortensia
 * Battle of Lake Vadimo (283 BC)
 * Taranto
 * Epirus (ancient state)
 * Pyrrhic War
 * Battle of Heraclea
 * Battle of Asculum
 * Battle of Beneventum (275 BC)
 * Pyrrhus of Epirus
 * Battle of Messana
 * First Punic War
 * Mercenary War
 * Illyrian Wars
 * Ardiaei
 * Battle of Telamon
 * Gaius Atilius Regulus
 * Second Punic War
 * Demetrius of Pharos
 * Battle of Cannae
 * Hannibal
 * First Macedonian War
 * Siege of Syracuse (214–212 BC)
 * Treaty of Phoenice
 * Illyria
 * Scipio Africanus
 * Utica, Tunisia
 * Battle of Zama


 * Second Century BC Republic
 * Second Macedonian War
 * Hispania Ulterior
 * Hispania Citerior
 * Roman–Seleucid War
 * Treaty of Apamea
 * Attalid dynasty
 * Client state
 * Third Macedonian War
 * Perseus of Macedon
 * Lusitanian War
 * Lusitanians
 * Fourth Macedonian War
 * Andriscus
 * Third Punic War
 * Lex Calpurnia
 * Battle of Corinth (146 BC)
 * Achaean League
 * Corinth
 * Audax, Ditalcus and Minurus
 * Tiberius Gracchus
 * Pontifex Maximus
 * Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Serapio (consul 138 BC)
 * Gallia Narbonensis
 * Senatus consultum ultimum
 * Lucius Opimius
 * Gaius Gracchus
 * Jugurthine War
 * Numidia
 * Gaius Marius
 * Marian reforms
 * Jugurtha
 * Mamertine Prison
 * Battle of Arausio
 * Cimbri
 * Teutons
 * Orange, Vaucluse
 * Battle of Aquae Sextiae
 * Ambrones
 * Battle of Vercellae
 * Boiorix
 * Lucius Appuleius Saturninus
 * Gaius Servilius Glaucia
 * Gaius Memmius (tribune)


 * First Century BC Republic
 * Social War (91–88 BC)
 * Paeligni
 * Vestini
 * Marrucini
 * Frentani
 * Hirpini
 * Iapyges
 * Pompeii
 * Venosa
 * Lucania
 * Sulla's first civil war
 * Sulla
 * Pomerium
 * First Mithridatic War
 * Epirus
 * Kingdom of Pontus
 * Sulla's second civil war
 * Brindisi
 * Second Mithridatic War
 * Lucius Licinius Murena
 * Sertorian War
 * Quintus Sertorius
 * Third Mithridatic War
 * Third Servile War
 * Lentulus Batiatus
 * Marcus Perpenna Vento
 * Pompey
 * Spartacus
 * Cilician pirates
 * Mithridates VI of Pontus
 * Siege of Jerusalem (63 BC)
 * Holy of Holies
 * Second Temple
 * Cicero
 * Second Catilinarian conspiracy
 * Catiline
 * First Triumvirate
 * Julius Caesar
 * Marcus Licinius Crassus
 * Gallic Wars
 * Helvetii
 * Rhône
 * Battle of Carrhae
 * Parthian Empire


 * Roman Civil War
 * Caesar's Civil War
 * Optimates
 * Gnaeus Pompeius (son of Pompey the Great)
 * Sextus Pompey
 * Assassination of Julius Caesar
 * Theatre of Pompey
 * Roman Senate
 * Lex Titia
 * Second Triumvirate
 * Augustus
 * Mark Antony
 * Marcus Aemilius Lepidus (triumvir)
 * Liberators' civil war
 * Roman legion
 * Marcus Junius Brutus the Younger
 * Gaius Cassius Longinus
 * Antony's Parthian War
 * Battle of Actium
 * Cleopatra
 * Final War of the Roman Republic
 * Egypt (Roman province)
 * Moesia
 * Cantabrian Wars


 * Augustus
 * Augustus (honorific)
 * Princeps
 * Marcus Claudius Marcellus (Julio-Claudian dynasty)
 * Julia the Elder
 * Amyntas of Galatia
 * Galatia (Roman province)
 * Hispania Tarraconensis
 * Coinage reform of Augustus
 * Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
 * Cantabri
 * Astures
 * Gaius Caesar
 * Lucius Caesar
 * Raetia
 * Noricum
 * Germanic Wars
 * Germania
 * Nero Claudius Drusus
 * Illyricum (Roman province)
 * Tribune
 * Imperium
 * Pater Patriae
 * Scribonia
 * Herod Archelaus
 * Ethnarch
 * Samaria
 * Judea
 * Judea (Roman province)
 * Bellum Batonianum
 * Bato (Daesitiate chieftain)
 * Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
 * Teutoburg Forest
 * Publius Quinctilius Varus
 * Pannonia
 * Dalmatia (Roman province)
 * Germanicus


 * Tiberius
 * Tiberius
 * Drusus Julius Caesar
 * Lucius Seius Strabo
 * Sejanus
 * Praetorian Guard
 * Praetorian prefect
 * Battle of the Weser River
 * Archelaus of Cappadocia
 * Antiochus III of Commagene
 * Cappadocia
 * Kingdom of Commagene
 * Roman Syria
 * Livilla
 * Frisii
 * Livia
 * Jesus
 * Early centers of Christianity
 * Pentecost
 * Ananias and Sapphira
 * Gamaliel
 * Saint Stephen
 * Dispersion of the Apostles
 * Simon Magus
 * Conversion of Paul the Apostle
 * Cornelius the Centurion
 * List of Patriarchs of Antioch


 * Claudius
 * Caligula
 * Tiberius Gemellus
 * Ptolemy of Mauretania
 * Mauretania
 * Aedemon
 * Gaius Suetonius Paulinus
 * Cassius Chaerea
 * Herod Agrippa
 * Mauretania Caesariensis
 * Mauretania Tingitana
 * Roman conquest of Britain
 * Aulus Plautius
 * Verica
 * Atrebates
 * Lycia
 * Odrysian kingdom
 * Rhoemetalces III
 * Thracia
 * Messalina
 * Herod Agrippa II
 * Agrippina the Younger
 * Council of Jerusalem
 * Incident at Antioch
 * Circumcision controversy in early Christianity
 * Thomas the Apostle
 * James, brother of Jesus
 * Antinomianism


 * Nero
 * Nero
 * Britannicus
 * Roman–Parthian War of 58–63
 * Kingdom of Armenia (antiquity)
 * Tigranes VI of Armenia
 * Tiridates I of Armenia
 * Boudica
 * Iceni
 * Trinovantes
 * Battle of Watling Street
 * Great Fire of Rome
 * Pisonian conspiracy
 * Domus Aurea
 * Gaius Calpurnius Piso
 * First Jewish–Roman War
 * Phaon (freedman)
 * Epaphroditos


 * Galba
 * Galba
 * Zealot Temple Siege
 * Ananus ben Ananus
 * Zealots (Judea)


 * Otho
 * Otho
 * Vitellius
 * Revolt of the Batavi
 * Gaius Julius Civilis
 * Batavi (Germanic tribe)


 * Vespasian
 * Vespasian
 * Quintus Petillius Cerialis
 * Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)
 * Siege of Masada
 * Sicarii
 * Gnaeus Julius Agricola


 * Titus
 * Titus
 * Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79
 * Herculaneum
 * Colosseum


 * Domitian
 * Domitian
 * Domitian's Dacian War
 * Decebalus
 * Lucius Antonius Saturninus
 * Germania Superior


 * Nerva
 * Nerva


 * Trajan
 * Trajan
 * First Dacian War
 * Second Battle of Tapae
 * Second Dacian War
 * Battle of Sarmisegetusa
 * Nabataean Kingdom
 * Rabbel II Soter
 * Arabia Petraea
 * Roman Dacia
 * Trajan's Forum
 * Trajan's Column
 * Parthamasiris of Armenia
 * Roman Armenia
 * Kitos War
 * Mesopotamia (Roman province)
 * Assyria (Roman province)
 * Ctesiphon
 * Osroes I
 * Parthamaspates of Parthia
 * Lod


 * Hadrian
 * Hadrian
 * Hadrian's Wall
 * Pantheon, Rome
 * Bar Kokhba revolt
 * Syria Palaestina
 * Lucius Aelius


 * Antoninus
 * Antoninus Pius
 * Quintus Lollius Urbicus
 * Antonine Wall


 * Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus
 * Marcus Aurelius
 * Lucius Verus
 * Roman–Parthian War of 161–166
 * Sohaemus of Armenia
 * Bakur
 * Antonine Plague
 * Marcomannic Wars
 * Marcomanni
 * Iazyges
 * Auxilia


 * Commodus
 * Commodus


 * Pertinax
 * Pertinax
 * Castra Praetoria


 * Didius Julianus
 * Didius Julianus
 * Pescennius Niger
 * Legatus Augusti pro praetore
 * Legio XIV Gemina
 * Carnuntum


 * Septimius Severus
 * Septimius Severus
 * Battle of Issus (194)
 * Clodius Albinus
 * Battle of Lugdunum
 * Lugdunum
 * Roman invasion of Caledonia 208–210


 * Geta and Caracalla
 * Geta (emperor)
 * Caracalla


 * Macrinus
 * Macrinus
 * Elagabalus


 * Severus Alexander
 * Severus Alexander
 * Roman–Persian Wars
 * Ardashir I
 * Sasanian Empire
 * Legio XXII Primigenia


 * Thrax, the Gordians, Pupienus and Balbinus
 * Maximinus Thrax
 * Legio IV Italica
 * Gordian I
 * Africa (Roman province)
 * Gordian II
 * Battle of Carthage (238)
 * Capelianus
 * Pupienus
 * Balbinus


 * Gordian III
 * Gordian III
 * Legio II Parthica
 * Aquileia
 * Battle of Resaena
 * Resaena
 * Battle of Misiche


 * Philip the Arab
 * Philip the Arab


 * Decius
 * Decius
 * Herennius Etruscus
 * Battle of Abritus
 * Goths


 * Gallus
 * Trebonianus Gallus
 * Hostilian
 * Plague of Cyprian
 * Volusianus
 * Battle of Barbalissos


 * Aemilianus
 * Aemilianus


 * Valerian, Gallienus and Postumus
 * Valerian (emperor)
 * Gallienus
 * Postumus
 * Odaenathus
 * Palmyra
 * Zenobia
 * Vaballathus
 * Pontirolo Nuovo


 * Claudius Gothicus and Marcus Aurelius Marius
 * Claudius Gothicus
 * Marcus Aurelius Marius
 * Gallic Empire


 * Victorinus
 * Victorinus
 * Battle of Naissus
 * Quintillus


 * Aurelian
 * Aurelian
 * Battle of Fano
 * Juthungi
 * Metauro
 * Tetricus I
 * Tetricus II
 * Battle of Châlons (274)


 * Tacitus
 * Tacitus (emperor)


 * Probus, Florianus, Carus, Carinus, and Numerian
 * Marcus Aurelius Probus
 * Florianus
 * Vandals
 * Carus
 * Carinus
 * Numerian


 * Diocletian
 * Diocletian
 * Battle of the Margus
 * Maximian
 * Carausian Revolt
 * Carausius
 * Western Roman Empire
 * Tetrarchy
 * Constantius Chlorus
 * Galerius
 * Allectus
 * Calleva Atrebatum
 * Edict on Maximum Prices
 * Diocletianic Persecution
 * Flavius Valerius Severus
 * Maximinus II
 * Eboracum
 * Civil wars of the Tetrarchy
 * Maxentius
 * Licinius
 * Flavia Julia Constantia


 * Constantine the Great
 * Constantine the Great
 * Ponte Milvio
 * Edict of Milan
 * Battle of Tzirallum
 * Battle of Cibalae
 * Battle of Mardia
 * Valerius Valens
 * Battle of Adrianople (324)
 * Battle of Chrysopolis
 * First Council of Nicaea
 * Nicene Creed
 * Crispus
 * Byzantium
 * Constantinople


 * The Three Constantines
 * Constantine II (emperor)
 * Constantius II
 * Constans
 * Alemanni
 * Siege of Singara
 * Singara
 * Magnentius
 * Jovians and Herculians
 * Nepotianus
 * Imperator
 * Marcellinus (magister officiorum)
 * Constantius Gallus
 * Battle of Mursa Major
 * Battle of Mons Seleucus
 * Battle of Strasbourg
 * Petulantes


 * Julian
 * Julian (emperor)
 * Julian's Persian War
 * Battle of Samarra


 * Jovian
 * Jovian (emperor)


 * Valentinian the Great
 * Valentinian I
 * Valens


 * Gratian and Valentinian II
 * Gratian
 * Valentinian II
 * Thervingi
 * Fritigern
 * Gothic War (376–382)
 * Lupicinus (comes rei militaris)
 * Greuthungi
 * Alatheus
 * Battle of Adrianople


 * Theodosius the Great
 * Theodosius I
 * Edict of Thessalonica
 * State church of the Roman Empire
 * Foederati
 * Magister equitum
 * Andragathius
 * Franks
 * Arbogast (general)
 * Eugenius
 * Battle of the Frigidus


 * Arcadius and Honorius
 * Honorius (emperor)
 * Gildonic War
 * Gildo
 * Comes
 * Ravenna
 * Crossing of the Rhine
 * Sack of Rome (410)
 * Visigoths
 * Alaric I
 * End of Roman rule in Britain
 * Constantius III


 * The Sack of Rome Era
 * Castinus
 * Joannes
 * Primicerius
 * Theodosius II
 * Valentinian III
 * Galla Placidia
 * Battle of the Utus
 * Huns
 * Attila
 * Pope Leo I
 * Petronius Maximus
 * Vandal Kingdom
 * Sack of Rome (455)


 * End of the Western Empire
 * Magister militum
 * Avitus
 * Visigothic Kingdom
 * Theodoric II
 * Council of Chalcedon
 * Ricimer
 * Majorian
 * Marcian
 * Leo I the Thracian
 * Libius Severus
 * Battle of Cap Bon (468)
 * Anthemius
 * Olybrius
 * Gundobad
 * Glycerius
 * Kingdom of the Burgundians
 * Julius Nepos
 * Leo II (emperor)
 * Zeno (emperor)
 * Ariadne (empress)
 * Basiliscus
 * Verina
 * Orestes (father of Romulus Augustulus)
 * Romulus Augustulus


 * Odoacer and the Rise of the Kingdom of Italy
 * Odoacer
 * Anastasius I Dicorus
 * Justin I


 * Justinian the Great
 * Justinian I
 * Codex Justinianus
 * Hagia Sophia
 * Vandalic War
 * Belisarius
 * Battle of Ad Decimum
 * Battle of Tricamarum
 * Gelimer
 * Gothic War (535–554)
 * Ostrogothic Kingdom
 * Battle of Taginae
 * Totila
 * Battle of Mons Lactarius
 * Teia


 * Last of the Justinian Dynasty
 * Justin II
 * Lombards
 * Narses
 * Tiberius II Constantine
 * Maurice (emperor)
 * Theodosius (son of Maurice)
 * Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628
 * Phocas
 * Column of Phocas
 * Roman Forum


 * Heraclian Dynasty
 * Siege of Constantinople (626)
 * Heraclius
 * Muslim conquest of the Levant
 * Rashidun Caliphate
 * Muslim conquest of Egypt
 * Theme (Byzantine district)
 * Siege of Alexandria (641)
 * Constantine III (Byzantine emperor)
 * Fabia Eudokia
 * Heraklonas
 * Martina (empress)
 * Constans II
 * Mizizios
 * Constantine IV
 * Third Council of Constantinople
 * Monothelitism
 * Siege of Constantinople (674–678)
 * Justinian II


 * The Twenty Years' Anarchy
 * Leontios
 * Battle of Carthage (698)
 * First Bulgarian Empire
 * Tiberius (son of Justinian II)
 * Philippikos Bardanes
 * Opsikion
 * Anastasios II
 * Theodosius III


 * The Isaurian Dynasty
 * Leo III the Isaurian
 * Siege of Constantinople (717–718)
 * Byzantine Iconoclasm
 * Constantine V
 * Artabasdos
 * Leo IV the Khazar
 * Constantine VI
 * Second Council of Nicaea
 * Irene of Athens
 * Logothetes tou genikou


 * The Nikephorian Dynasty
 * Nikephoros I
 * Staurakios
 * Michael I Rangabe
 * Theophylact (son of Michael I)
 * Leo V the Armenian
 * Church of the Holy Apostles


 * The Amorian Dynasty
 * Michael II
 * Thomas the Slav
 * Muslim conquest of Sicily
 * Theophilos (emperor)
 * Theodora (wife of Theophilos)
 * Michael III
 * Bardas


 * The Macedonian Dynasty
 * Basil I
 * Paulicianism
 * Leo VI the Wise
 * Saracen
 * Sack of Thessalonica (904)
 * Simeon I of Bulgaria
 * Alexander (Byzantine emperor)
 * Constantine VII
 * Zoe Karbonopsina
 * Nicholas Mystikos
 * Sayf al-Dawla
 * Dynatoi
 * Macedonian Renaissance
 * De Administrando Imperio
 * De Ceremoniis
 * Romanos I Lekapenos
 * Leo Phokas the Elder
 * John Kourkouas
 * Christopher Lekapenos
 * Stephen Lekapenos
 * Constantine Lekapenos
 * Romanos II
 * Joseph Bringas
 * Nikephoros II Phokas
 * Phokas (Byzantine family)
 * Theophano (10th century)
 * John I Tzimiskes
 * Sviatoslav's invasion of Bulgaria
 * Rus' people
 * Basil II
 * Basil Lekapenos
 * Vladimir the Great
 * Byzantine conquest of Bulgaria
 * Constantine VIII
 * Zoë Porphyrogenita
 * Romanos III Argyros
 * Michael IV the Paphlagonian
 * John the Orphanotrophos
 * Michael V Kalaphates
 * Theodora (11th century)
 * Constantine IX Monomachos
 * Nea Moni of Chios
 * Mangana (Constantinople)
 * Pechenegs
 * George Maniakes
 * Leo Tornikios
 * East–West Schism
 * Michael VI Bringas
 * Logothetes tou stratiotikou
 * Isaac I Komnenos


 * The Doukid Dynasty
 * Constantine X Doukas
 * Andronikos Doukas (co-emperor)
 * Konstantios Doukas
 * Michael VII Doukas
 * Eudokia Makrembolitissa
 * Constantine Doukas (co-emperor)
 * Romanos IV Diogenes
 * Battle of Manzikert
 * Nikephoros III Botaneiates
 * Strategos
 * Anatolic Theme
 * Komnenos


 * The Komnenid Dynasty
 * Alexios I Komnenos
 * Normans
 * First Crusade
 * Crusader states
 * John II Komnenos
 * Alexios Komnenos (co-emperor)
 * Manuel I Komnenos
 * Isaac Komnenos (son of John II)
 * Alexios II Komnenos
 * Maria of Antioch
 * Andronikos I Komnenos
 * Isaac Komnenos (son of Alexios I)


 * The Angelid Dynasty
 * Isaac II Angelos
 * Alexios III Angelos
 * Fourth Crusade
 * Alexios IV Angelos
 * Alexios V Doukas
 * Sack of Constantinople (1204)


 * The Laskarid Dynasty
 * Theodore I Laskaris
 * Constantine Laskaris
 * Empire of Nicaea
 * John III Doukas Vatatzes
 * Latin Empire
 * Despotate of Epirus
 * Theodore II Laskaris
 * John IV Laskaris
 * George Mouzalon


 * The Palaiologan Dynasty
 * Michael VIII Palaiologos
 * Andronikos II Palaiologos
 * Michael IX Palaiologos
 * Byzantine civil war of 1321–28
 * Andronikos III Palaiologos
 * Byzantine civil war of 1341–47
 * Byzantine civil war of 1352–57
 * Matthew Kantakouzenos
 * John V Palaiologos
 * John VI Kantakouzenos
 * Andronikos IV Palaiologos
 * Silivri
 * Appanage
 * John VII Palaiologos
 * Manuel II Palaiologos
 * Battle of Ankara
 * John VIII Palaiologos
 * Council of Florence
 * Constantine XI Palaiologos
 * Despotate of the Morea
 * Principality of Achaea
 * Duchy of Athens
 * Turahan Bey
 * Mehmed the Conqueror
 * Fall of Constantinople
 * Demetrios Palaiologos
 * Thomas Palaiologos
 * Andreas Palaiologos