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Gn. Pompeius Magnus
the great- triumph at 25 for defeating rebellious Romans- got power from militaryness- pirate thing- supported Sulla then became a populares with Caesar, then back to optimates
M. Licinius Crassus
offered support to Sulla- very rich, invented fire brigade to cheat people from their houses
proscriptions
names of people who have been condemned to death posted in public places so everyone will know and help catch them
L. Cornelius Cinna
teams up with Marius in Africa when Sulla ousted him
Spartacus
slaves revolted and 2 armies defeated and Crassus was sent- demoralized by killing 1/10 of army- Pompey came at the last second and stole his glory
Lex Gabinia
proposal to give grant of praetorship w.out boundaries- gave to pompey to solve the pirate problem
imperium infinitum
boundless imperium- right to levy armies or wage war anywhere touching Mediterranean Sea and 50 acres inland-given to pompey for 3 years for pirate problem and everything else he thought would be good
C.Julius Caesar
young pirate story, promagestracy in Iberia- Caesar came back wanting a triumph but cato said only could run for office or have a triumph.
63 BC (7)
mirthradates IV dies, Caesar elected as Praetor and pontifex maximus, cicero is consul, catinne's plot to overthrow the gov. fails, m. Porcius Cato serves as tribune, Pompey's campaign came to an end, Gaius Octavius Thurinus born
pontifex maximus
priestly for life office- usually given to former consuls, but given to Caesar
M. Tullius Cicero
consul under Catilinarian conspiracy and rooted that up- too Octavian under his wing (bitter enemy w/ Antony)- put on proscription list during time of second triumverate :(
Catilinarian conspiracy
seratus consultum ultimum- killed without due process- tried to overthrow gov. but failed
M. Porcius Cato
descendent of M. Porcius Cato- didn't like pompey or powerful people so blocked his reforms and Ceasar's things- Caesar arrested him? ended up committing suicide by pulling his insides out once Caesar won the battle of Thapsus?
G. Octavius Thurinus
what Octavian was named before adopted by Caesar
First triumverate
Caesar, pompey, and crassus- united against cate and conservative people- got everything done that they wanted to because of all the clientellas they had
Julia
Julius Caesar's daughter- gave to pompey to marry- love marriage- died in childbirth though and caesar and pompey were both devastated
M. Calpurnius Bibulus
other consul w/ caesar- intimidated him into shutting self in house and never coming out (optimates)- Caesar did whatever
Consulship of Julius and Caesar
what that year became known as because Bibulus didn't do anything :)
commentary on the Gallic wars
while Caesar was out fighting the galls in the frozen north, he sent back reports of what was happening and the people ate it up
Rubicon
river dividing his territory (Gaul) from rest- had no emperium once crossed it, but crossed it and marched on Rome
Alea iacta est!
The die is cast- no choice- what Caesar said when he crossed rubicon and declared war on Rome
celeritas
speed- how Caesar flew through Italy
clementia
mercy- showed great mercy- didn't pillage when conquered
Marcus Antonius
commander of Caesar's to hold the fort in Rome while he went after pompey- felt snubbed after read will and got mad....
Battle of Pharsalus
Caesar outnumbered by pompey 2:1 but pompey retreated after battle started looking bad- caesar wanted as little casualties as possible so when people started surrendering he commanded his troops to stop killing
Cato Uticensis
what Cato the younger called after killed himself epically in Utica
Sextus Pompeius
surviving son of Pompey- was in the boat when he was killed- became a great pirate leader
Cleopatra
no explanation needed :)
Caesarion
caesar and cleopatra's son- antony and her said he was the true son of caesar in their will
veni, vidi, vici
famous I came, I saw, I conquered- talking about the Asian part of the campaign- put down the uprising in 5 days
M. Junius Brutus
may have been the son of Caesar by the sister of Cato the younger- assassinated him :(
C. Cassius Longinus
other person who led the conspiracy- got Brutus involved
march 15, 44 BC
when Caesar is killed by the senators
C. Julius Caesar Ocatvianus
what Octavian was named when he was adopted
M. Ameilius Lepidus
other one of Caesar's commanders left in Rome to hold things down while he went conquering- formed third member of triumverate- revolted and was killed?
second triumverate
Lepidus, Octavian, Marc Antony- turned against conspirators- official this time
Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus
became Octavian's official name- each soldier swore an oath of loyalty to him after battle of Actium
battle of Actium
Date?
naval engagement- Octavian takes control of all of Rome- official date of ending of Rome (Sept 2, 31 BC)
pax romana
period where peace finally due to Augusts' undisputed rule- golden age of Rome
Diocletian
tried to fix succession problem by tetrarchy- rumored to be most anti-christian
tetrarchy
divided empire into two parts, each with an Augustus (head) and Caesar (lesser)- when Augustus got old, supposed to retire and Caesar would take over, but didn't work because no one wanted to retire
Constantine
shifted empire to Constantinople- legalized Christianity- council of Nicaea
In hoc signo vinces
under this sign you shall conquer- what Constantine supposedly saw and was 'converted' after this
Odoacer
pirate king- became king of western half but said would be loyal to eastern half (took over Romulus Augustulus in 476 AD)
476 AD
fall of western half of Rome- Romulus Augustulus deposed by pirate king Odoacer
800 AD
date Charlemagne crowned king
Holy Roman empire
took over West because of the myth about Constantine handing it over which turned out to be a forgery
Lorenzo Valla
able to show that the myth of Constantine giving western half of Roman empire to church false
humanism
rise of renaissance- said ok to glorify in humanity because God is reflected in man
Francesco Petrarca
one who ushered in the Renaissance
Carlemagne
charles- great king....