The Province of Roman Judea is created by merging Judea, Idumea, and Samaria
The Southeastern part of Germania is pacified as a Roman Province.
Battle in the Roman-Germanic Wars, which stopped Roman expansion into Germany
Hillel, considered by many to be the greatest Torah sage dies. This leads to the dominance of the opposing school of thought lead by sages Shammai.
The young, enthusiastic general whom Augustus forced Tiberius to adopt and consider heir before his own children. Led expeditions in Gaul and Germany.
Octavian dies, leaving rulership of the Roman empire to his stepson and appointed heir, Tiberius
Tiberius ruled from 14 to 38 CE and was regarded as decent, if grim, emperor until 26 when he left Rome forever and allowed for manipulation of legal principles that resulted in a witch hunt. At this point he lost much credibility with Rome and historians.
Sejanus was and continues to be infamous for the way in which he ousted heirs, both legitimate and potential, and aspired to become emperor himself.
The province of Raetia in what is present day Switzerland is established.
The Amphitheater of Merida is located in the Southwestern part of Spain
The Roman province of Noricum is established.
In this year, Phraates IV of Parthia returned the lost eagles of Crassus and Antony to Augustus.
The Crucifixion of Jesus at the hands of Roman officials most likely occurred either on April 3, 30 AD or April 3, 33 AD
A period of peace in the Roman empire lasting over 200 years
During his rule as emperor, one of Octavian’s primary goals was to stabilize Rome, cleaning up the political and physical mess from the civil wars in decades past and emphasizing virtue and piety in the Roman character. In order to accomplish this, Octavian introduced a series of reforms in Rome.
An empire that lasted until the fifth century AD.
A military conflict between Mark Antony and Octavian, that decided the fate of Rome.
Egypt was officially annexed as a Roman province following the battle of Actium in 31 B.C.
Illyria was conquered in the 30s B.C., and divided into Pannonia and Dalmatia after 9 A.D.
Often described as mad, Emperor Gaius "Caligula" proclaimed himself a deity while living and ruled in a manner described by many as tyrannical.
Maurentania finally becomes a Roman Province after more than a century of being a client state.
A physically deformed man, Emperor Claudius proved himself a capable governor and a good man with good ideas. However, his will could be manipulated by corrupt members of his court, such as his wife, Agrippina, who murdered him.
Joint rulership of Rome by three leaders: Octavian, Mark Antony, and Marcus Lepidus
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Emperor Claudius finishes what Caesar started and conquers Britain.
Ruler of Rome from 31BC-14AD
Following the death of Jesus in roughly 30 CE, Christianity flourished in Jerusalem for a time before persecution began, at which point the twelve apostles (Peter, James the brother of John, John, Bartholomew, Thomas, Andrew, Philip, Matthew, James, Simon the Zealot, Judas Thaddeus, Matthias) and Paul. The thirteen spread out across the known world bearing the gospel. However, in the scope of history it can be difficult to know what happened to each of them and connect the people with a time and place in history.
Agrippina the Younger made all efforts to fulfill her ambition of attaining equal power to an emperor. She assassinated her husband, Emperor Claudius, in order to put her son, Nero, on the throne. However, Nero ultimately resented her authority and had her removed from power and assassinated.
Roman Politician from 50-30 BC
Apostolic conference debating Jesus and Christianity's place within Judaism
An emperor renowned for his extravagance, Nero rejected the counsel of his politically inclined mother, Agrippina, and his advisers in favor of his own personal desires. Which drained the empire's treasury extensively and drove his own guards to revolt. Though he probably did not actually "fiddle as Rome burned," people might not have been surprised if he did.
Julius Caesar's conquests establish Gaul as a Roman Province.
First Triumvirate formed by Julius Caesar, Pompey the Great, and Marcus Licinius Crassus
Julius Caesar
Brutus
Syria was annexed in 64 B.C., after it was conquered by Pompey.
The fire that occurred in Rome on July 18, 64 CE gave way to a decline of Nero's popularity, further draining of the empire's treasury in extravagant building projects, and the first institutionalized persecution of Christians.
Lucius Sergius Catilina
Marcus Porches Cato Uticensis
Sometimes called The Great Revolt, this was the first of three major Jewish Rebellions
Jewish-Roman relations were generally characterized throughout the first century by two-way antipathy and misunderstanding. Rome followed an inconsistent course that sometimes attempted conciliation and other times imposed order with an iron fist. The Jews were internally divided and unable to unify cohesively. Tensions finally flared into all out war in 66 CE.
Ruler of Egypt from 49-30 BC
Cicero
One of the emperors in the Year of the Four Emperors
A civil war to determine the new emperor of Rome
An emperor in the Year of the Four Emperors.
The third emperor in the Year of the Four Emperors
Publics Vergilius Maro
Pompey
Formative period of the Mishnah
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