Political Leaders of the Ancient World
The atlas holds 17 people and 551 moments here, from 1281 BC to 337.
Moments
- 51 BC Meets Pompey at Tarentum Cicero
- 51 BC Reaches Beneventum Cicero
- 51 BC Stays at Pontius's Trebulan villa Cicero
- 51 BC Arrives in Athens en route to Cilicia Cicero
- 51 BC Delayed at Brundisium Cicero
- 51 BC Feasted at Corcyra Cicero
- 51 BC Reaches Actium Cicero
- 51 BC Stops among the Sybota islands Cicero
- 51 BC Arrives at Ephesus Cicero
- 51 BC Reaches Ceos Cicero
- 51 BC Reaches Tralles Cicero
- 51 BC Stops at Gyaros Cicero
- 51 BC Stops at Syros Cicero
- 51 BC Waits at Delos Cicero
- 51 BC Begins provincial work at Laodicea Cicero
- 51 BC Stations at Cybistra Cicero
- 50 BC Stops at Rhodes on the homeward voyage Cicero
- 50 BC Visits Athens on return from Cilicia Cicero
- 49 BC Arrives outside Rome with imperium Cicero
- 49 BC Departs Cales during the civil-war crisis Cicero
- 49 BC Meets Lucius Caesar at Minturnae Cicero
- 49 BC Advances to Brundisium Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Besieges Corfinium Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Campaigns through Massilia en route to Spain Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Crosses the Rubicon Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Follows Pompeians from Ilerda Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Reaches the army before Ilerda Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Returns to Rome during the civil war Julius Caesar
- 49 BC Reaches Teanum Sidicinum Cicero
- 49 BC Shelters at Cales Cicero
- 49 BC Waits at Formiae Cicero
- 49 BC Marks his son's coming of age at Arpinum Cicero
- 49 BC Joins Pompey's headquarters at Dyrrhachium Cicero
- 48 BC Travels with Pompeians to Pharsalus Cicero
- 48 BC Arrives at Alexandria Julius Caesar
- 48 BC Crosses into Macedonia against Pompey Julius Caesar
- 48 BC Defeats Pompey at Pharsalus Julius Caesar
- 48 BC Operates around Dyrrhachium Julius Caesar
- 47 BC Returns to Rome after Caesar's victory Cicero
- 47 BC Defeats Pharnaces near Zela Julius Caesar
- 47 BC Leaves Egypt for Syria Julius Caesar
- 47 BC Returns through Asia Minor toward Italy Julius Caesar
- 47 BC Assumes the toga of manhood Augustus
- 46 BC Presides over Caesar’s Greek games Augustus
- 46 BC Campaigns in Africa and defeats the Pompeians Julius Caesar
- 46 BC Celebrates triumphs in Rome Julius Caesar
- 45 BC Begins training at Apollonia Augustus
- 45 BC Follows Caesar into Hispania Augustus
- 45 BC Fights at Munda Julius Caesar
- 45 BC Marches to Spain for the final civil-war campaign Julius Caesar