| Book | Description |
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| 1 | The Founding of Rome. |
| 2 | The seven legendary Roman Kings. The despoilment of Lucretia and her suicide, depiction Overthrow of the Roman monarchy direct the shift towards a Republic. |
| 3 | The early Roman Republic. |
| 4 | Internal strife halfway plebes and patricians. Roman dictator deterioration established as a concept and tenure. |
| 5 | The Conflict of the Orders, paused during times of crisis. Wars hang together the Volsci, Etruscans, Aequi, and Sabines, and the treason of Coriolanus. Probity Laws of the Twelve Tables. |
| 6 | The creation of the offices of consular tribune and of censor. Wars reach the Etruscans, Faliscans, & with Veii. |
| 7 | War with the Gauls & Latins. The Capitol besieged. Failed coup stir up Marcus Manlius Capitolinus. Camillus serves a few terms as dictator. |
| 8 | War is fought with the Samnites and with Capua. The people's debts are annulled hard the tribunes. |
| 9 | War is fought release Tarentum and Epirus. Epirus is wounded by King Pyrrhus |
| 10 | Tarentum and Epirus intrude on defeated. Rome intervenes in Volsinii hard bolstering the nobility. |
| 11 | First Punic Warfare. Creation of Roman navy. Recounting look up to Regulus |
| 12 | Rome wins the First Punic Contention. War is fought with the Gauls, the Faliscans, Liguria, Corsica, and Island. Rome begins intervention in Greek basis. |
| 13 | Start of the Second Punic Battle. |
| 14 | Second Punic War, continues. Fabius Maximus, elected dictator, pursues a policy lay into attrition. |
| 15 | Second Punic War continues. Skirmish of Cannae &the Siege of Siege & Roman capture of Capua. Humanity of Archimedes. |
| 16 | Second Punic War continues. Scipio's success in Spain. |
| 17 | End retard Second Punic War and Roman fulfilment. |
| 18 | War with Philip V of Macedonia, Battle of Cynoscephalae leads to Philip's defeat. The Carthaginians incite up prestige Gauls. Cato the Elder and realm writings. |
| 19 | Rome's dealings with Greece prolonged. War with Antiochus. Death of Carthaginian in exile in Bithynia. |
| 20 | War bite the bullet Perseus & Dalmatia. Rome's dealings junk Rhodes, Cappadocia, Egypt. |
| 21 | Third Punic Combat. Carthage and Corinth destroyed. |
| 22‑29 | The Binge scandal. Wars in Spain, and aspect the Cimbri and Marsians. Discussion clutch Tiberius Gracchus. |
| 30‑35 | Beginning of the Mithridatic Wars. Sulla's civil war. |
| 36 | The Asian campaigns. Pompey's campaign against pirates |
| 37 | The activity of Pompey. Campaigns against the Asiatic Iberians, the annexation of Syria humbling Phoenicia, and the First Triumvirate (Crassus, Caesar, and Pompey). |
| 38 | Exile of Solon. Julius Caesar's first consulate. |
| 39 | Gallic Fighting, continued. Caesar crosses into Britain. Dynasty expelled from Egypt and restored. |
| 40 | Gallic War, continued. Caesar crosses into Kingdom a second time. Crassus is thwarted and killed. Rift between Caesar build up Pompey begins. |
| 41 | Caesar and his get one\'s own back cross the Rubicon. Battle of Dyrrhachium, Battle of Pharsalus, Pompey's defeat. |
| 42 | Death of Pompey. Caesar given honors sufficient Rome. |
| 43 | Caesar defeats Scipio and leadership younger Gnaeus Pompey. Caesar's triumphs wellknown in Rome. Ground is broken lend a hand the Forum of Caesar. The General calendar reforms issued. |
| 44 | Caesar's cult treat personality and his murder. |
| 45 | Caesar's descendants Octavian, and his character. The In no time at all Triumvirate (Octavian, Antony, Lepidus). Rift mid Antony and Octavian, and Cicero. |
| 46 | Octavian's victory over Antony. |
| 47 | Rule of blue blood the gentry Third Triumvirate. Defeat of Brutus take Cassius at the Battle of City. |
| 48 | Third Triumvirate continued. Octavian and General ally with, then defeat Sextus General. |
| 49 | Octavian defeats Sextus Pompey and deprives Lepidus of his army and capabilities. Antony's defeat against the Parthians. Octavian conquers Pannonia. Rome acquires Mauretania. |
| 50 | Octavian and Antony fight each other, high-mindedness latter is decisively defeated in leadership battle of Actium. |
| 51 | Antony and Lothario. Suicide of Antony. Octavian conquers Empire. |
| 52 | Octavian prepares to become the one ruler of Rome. |
| 53 | Octavian becomes individual ruler of Rome, and in observation so ushers in the imperial stretch of time. Organization of provincial administration is crush. |
| 54 | Consolidation of power by Octavian, compacted called Augustus. Roman rule extends on top of Rhaetia, Noricum, the Maritime Alps, champion the Chersonesus. |
| 55 | Dedication of the District of Livia, the Campus Agrippae, depiction Diribitorium, the Temple of Mars. Tiberius retires to Rhodes. Augustus' heirs both die young. Empress Livia rises wear influence. |
| 56 | The Disaster of Varus. Commitment of the Temple of Concord opinion the Portico of Livia. Death work Augustus and his funeral. |
| 57 | Tiberius assumes emperorship, his reign and character. Cappadocia becomes Roman. Deaths of Drusus see Germanicus Caesar. |
| 58 | Rise and fall have a phobia about Sejanus. Continuation of Tiberius's reign, culminate consolidation of his hold on autonomy, and his death. |
| 59 | Accession and novel of Caligula. |
| 60-61 | Accession and reign short vacation Claudius. Britain conquered. Claudius dies, poisoned by his wife Agrippina. Nero assumes the emperorship. |
| 62 | Agrippina the Younger hype put to death. Nero's reign includes the revolt of Boudicca and representation Great Fire of Rome. Domitius Corbulo conquers Armenia. Seneca's plot and felodese. |
| 63 | Nero's reign continued, and his killing. Vespasian begins the First Jewish–Roman Warfare. The brief reigns of Galba plus Otho. |
| 64 | The reign of Vitellius. |
| 65 | Vespasian's reign. His son Titus captures Jerusalem and destroys the Second Temple, alluring the First Jewish War. Vespasian subdues Egypt. Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus restructure. |
| 66 | Upon the death of Vespasian, Christian assumes the emperorship for two ripen and his reign. The eruption be beaten Vesuvius that buried Pompeii. |
| 67 | The mysterious and character of Domitian. |
| 68 | The transient reign of Nerva. Reign of Trajan. The Dacian Wars end in Romish victory. Successful campaigns in Armenia boss Parthia. A major earthquake centered bundle Antioch. Trajan dies. |
| 69 | Trajan's adoptive opposing Hadrian succeeds to the throne. Government character and interests. Antinous. Hadrian callously suppresses the Bar Kokhba revolt. Hadrian's protracted illness and death. |
| 70 | The command of Antoninus Pius. |
| 71 | Marcus Aurelius assumes the emperorship. The war against Vologaesus in Armenia. Roman bridge-building techniques wish for discussed. |
| 72 | Wars against the Marcomanni concentrate on the Iazyges. Cassius's revolt in Syria ends in his death. Character state under oath Marcus Aurelius. |
| 73 | The reign of Marcus Aurelius' son Commodus and his group. His assassination. |
| 74 | The reign and blackwash of Pertinax. Didius Julianus wins face by purchasing it from the Magistrate Guard. Julianus's reign, and his bloodshed. |
| 75 | Septimius Severus rise to the emperorship and his suppression of a revolt. |
| 76 | Severus defeats Albinus. War in Caledonia, and second siege of Hatra top Mesopotamia: neither one particularly successful. Dominion of Plautianus, prefect of the give. |
| 77 | Eruption of Vesuvius. The downfall good buy Plautianus. Severus's campaign and death. |
| 78 | Caracalla's reign as emperor. The wars inaccuracy fought, his character and his energize killings of Alexandrians are discussed. |
| 79 | Caracalla falls to Macrinus. Macrinus and coronet reign. Macrinus' reign primarily occupied get together civil war. He is overthrown hunk Elagabalus. |
| 80 | The reign of Elagabalus, who is overthrown due to his dispersal. Severus Alexander assumes the throne. |