Military Leaders of the Ancient World

The atlas holds 12 people and 460 moments here, from 559 BC to 337.

Moments

1. 51 BC Personally conducts the siege of Uxellodunum Julius Caesar
2. 51 BC Departs his Pompeian villa Cicero
3. 51 BC Departs Venusia Cicero
4. 51 BC Meets Pompey at Tarentum Cicero
5. 51 BC Reaches Beneventum Cicero
6. 51 BC Stays at Pontius's Trebulan villa Cicero
7. 51 BC Arrives in Athens en route to Cilicia Cicero
8. 51 BC Delayed at Brundisium Cicero
9. 51 BC Feasted at Corcyra Cicero
10. 51 BC Reaches Actium Cicero
11. 51 BC Stops among the Sybota islands Cicero
12. 51 BC Arrives at Ephesus Cicero
13. 51 BC Reaches Ceos Cicero
14. 51 BC Reaches Tralles Cicero
15. 51 BC Stops at Gyaros Cicero
16. 51 BC Stops at Syros Cicero
17. 51 BC Waits at Delos Cicero
18. 51 BC Begins provincial work at Laodicea Cicero
19. 51 BC Stations at Cybistra Cicero
20. 50 BC Stops at Rhodes on the homeward voyage Cicero
21. 50 BC Visits Athens on return from Cilicia Cicero
22. 49 BC Arrives outside Rome with imperium Cicero
23. 49 BC Departs Cales during the civil-war crisis Cicero
24. 49 BC Meets Lucius Caesar at Minturnae Cicero
25. 49 BC Advances to Brundisium Julius Caesar
26. 49 BC Besieges Corfinium Julius Caesar
27. 49 BC Campaigns through Massilia en route to Spain Julius Caesar
28. 49 BC Crosses the Rubicon Julius Caesar
29. 49 BC Follows Pompeians from Ilerda Julius Caesar
30. 49 BC Reaches the army before Ilerda Julius Caesar
31. 49 BC Returns to Rome during the civil war Julius Caesar
32. 49 BC Reaches Teanum Sidicinum Cicero
33. 49 BC Shelters at Cales Cicero
34. 49 BC Waits at Formiae Cicero
35. 49 BC Marks his son's coming of age at Arpinum Cicero
36. 49 BC Joins Pompey's headquarters at Dyrrhachium Cicero
37. 48 BC Travels with Pompeians to Pharsalus Cicero
38. 48 BC Arrives at Alexandria Julius Caesar
39. 48 BC Crosses into Macedonia against Pompey Julius Caesar
40. 48 BC Defeats Pompey at Pharsalus Julius Caesar
41. 48 BC Operates around Dyrrhachium Julius Caesar
42. 47 BC Returns to Rome after Caesar's victory Cicero
43. 47 BC Defeats Pharnaces near Zela Julius Caesar
44. 47 BC Leaves Egypt for Syria Julius Caesar
45. 47 BC Returns through Asia Minor toward Italy Julius Caesar
46. 47 BC Assumes the toga of manhood Augustus
47. 46 BC Presides over Caesar’s Greek games Augustus
48. 46 BC Campaigns in Africa and defeats the Pompeians Julius Caesar
49. 46 BC Celebrates triumphs in Rome Julius Caesar
50. 45 BC Begins training at Apollonia Augustus

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