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latifundia
land that the wealthy had, acres with slaved, technically illegal
ager publicus
technical term meaning public land, similar to BLM
Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus
noble youth, held financial office at one point, saw economic disparity of rome with land, wanted land to be returned to the people
133 BCE
beginning of the revolution
senatus consultum ultimum
death sentence, all due process for an individual forgone
gaius Sempronius Gracchus
brother of tiberius, hated the senate, senate got death sentence against himp
precedent
a standard way of doing things
populares
enjoyed new way of getting legislation passed, like how gracchus did it
optimates
like old way of getting legislation passed
Gaius Marius
military genious, changed policy of having to own land to be in military
Mules of Marius
soldiers referred to themselves because they carried so much with them
L cornelius Sulla
consul after Marius, got massive army approved to fight Mirthridates, turned on romesMir
Mirthridates
attacked rome, paid pirates to attack roman vessels,
Mirthridatism
drinking poison recipe to build up immunity for poison
Asiatic Vespers
slaughter of the romans, included proscriptions from sulla
Gn, Pompeius Magnus
put together private army, marched with sulla, later defeated pirates in 3 months, ended up fighting mirthridates and then finally betrayed caesar in the end
M licinius Crassus
had private army, marched with sulla, eventually when sulla died switched sides, was part of triumvirate
Lex Gabinia
Gave pompey the great imperium infinitum through council of plebs
imperium infinitum
imperium without borders, no confined to a province
63 BCE
mirthridates dies, caesar elected at praetor, pompeys easter campaign ends
Julius Caesar
known for his military leadership, political reforms, and his eventual dictatorship of Rome, which led to the downfall of the Roman Republic. He is also remembered for his relationship with Cleopatra and his assassination in the Roman Senate
Pontifex Maximus
chief priest of the Roman state religion, holding the highest religious authority in ancient Rome
M Tullius cicero
known for his achievements as a Roman orator, lawyer, statesman, and writer. He was renowned for his powerful speeches, brilliant legal arguments, and influential philosophical and political writings, solidifying his legacy as a pivotal figure in the late Roman Republic and beyond
Catiliinarian Conspiracy
Catiline, a Roman senator and aristocrat, sought to overthrow the existing government, led by Marcus Tullius Cicero and Gaius Antonius Hybrida. The conspiracy involved plans to assassinate officials, burn Rome, and eliminate debt
M porcius Cato
served as tribune, sat in the senate
G, Octavius Thurinus
got horoscope from theagenes, predicted to be ruler of the world
Theagenes
reader of horoscopes, gave on to Thurinus
First Triumvirate
group of 3 men, caesar pompey and crassus
Julia
daughter of caesar given to pompey to parry, dies in childbirth with childM
M. Calpurnius Bibulus
consul alongside julius caesar
commentary on the gallic wars
caesar wrote a book of firsthand account of gallic wars
Rubicon
a river, signaling Caesars passing the point of no return in battle
alea iacta est
meaning “the die has been cast” there is no turning back now
celeritas and clementia
swiffness and speed, and mercy given to beaten soldiers
Marcus Antonius
put in command of rome while caesar was away
battle of pharsalus
pompey entire military force vs caesar, pompey had twice as many but caesar still won, pompey fled
Cato uticensis
Killed himself by disembowlment, didn’t want to live in the roman power
Cleopatra
caesar gave her support and she won pharoahC
aesarion
baby of caesar and cleopatra
veni, vidi, vici
I came, I saw, I conquered
M Junius Brutus
betrayed caesar and killed him with other senators
C Cassius Longus
killed caesar, teamed up to save rome from having a “king”
March 15, 44 BCE
Caesar stabbed and killed, ides of march