Overview/General Timeline

Gracchi

133-121

Social War

91-89

Marius vs. Sulla

80s

Sulla becomes dictator

82

Sulla’s Constitution

82-80

Lepidus’s Revolt

78-77

Pompey sent to defeat Sertorius

77

Tribunician political power starts being restored

75-73

Corn made cheap again

73

Spartacus

73

Consulship of Pompey and Crassus

70

Verres trial

70

Lex Gabinia

67

Lex Manilia

66

Pompey returns from the East

62

Bona Dea scandal

62

Pompey’s triumph

61

Caesar chooses consulship over his triumph

60

Formation of First Triumvirate

60

Cicero exiled

58

Pompey gets command over grain supply

57

Cicero’s return from exile, attempts to get house back

57

Egyptian question

57

Trial of Milo, Sestius, and Caelius

56

Cicero schedules discussion about Caesar’s land laws

56

Conference at Luca

56

Consulship of Pompey and Crassus (II)

55

Pompey loans a legion to Caesar

55/54

Julia dies → Pompey marries Cornelia Metella

54

Cicero forced to defend Vatinius and Aulus Gabinius

54

Death of Crassus at Carrhae

53

Death of Clodius

52

Pompey sole consul (for a bit)

52

Trial of Milo

52

Cicero’s governorship of Cilicia

50

Curio’s disarmament proposal

50

Pompey donates Caesar’s loaned legion

50

SCU is passed

49

Antony and Cassius flee after being assaulted by Pompey supporters

49

Caesar crosses the Rubicon — official beginning of Civil War

49

Death of Pompey at Pharsalus

48

Caesar in Alexandria (클레오파트라)

48-47

Death of Cato

46

Caesar made Dictator and Prefect of Morals

46

Caesar has four back-to-back triumphs

46

클레오파트라 comes to Rome

46

End of Civil War determined by Battle of Munda

45

Caesar becomes Dictator Perpetuo

44