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| .c 510 b.c. Etruscan leader and the last king of ancient Rome |
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| sixth century B.C Acient Roman leader who, with his supporters, forced the Etruscans out of Rome |
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| 247B.c. -183b.c. carthaginian general who launched an invasion on the Romans from Spain by crossing the alps. |
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| 185 bc -129bc ancient Roman general who attacked carthage and forced hannibal to retreat from Rome |
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| 100 bc- 44bc ancient Roman general whose murder led to the end of the Roman republic |
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| 63bc -14 ad ancient Roman emperor whose rule began a long period of prosperity and peace called the Pax RAoman or the roman peace for the roman empire |
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| 12-41 cruel ancient roman emperor who was assaesinated by members of his bodygaurd |
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| 10bc-ad 54 ancient roman emoperor after caligula who tried to improve conditions in the empire |
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| 36-38 ancient roman emperor upon whose death civil war broke out |
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| 121-180 ancient roman philosipher,general,emperor who was perhaps the greatest of the romans five good emperors |
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| 121-180 ancient roman philosipher,general,emperor who was perhaps the greatest of the romans five good emperors |
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| 4bc-ad29 a young Jewish man who taught in palestine and founded Chrisianity |
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| died ad 67 dissiple of Jesus who helped spread his teachings throughout the roman empire |
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| 275 337 christianity emperor who made christianity equal to all other religions in Rome and united the roman empire after Diocletian had to divided into two parts |
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| 347-395 ancient roman emperor who made Christianity Rome's official religion in 380 |
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| ancient Roman emperor who resorted order and strengthen the economy of the Roman empire , dividing it into three parts |
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| last empire of western rome |
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