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Prologue: the triumph of the Roman Republic -- The beasts of Italy -- The stepchildren of Rome -- Daggers in the forum -- A city for sale -- The spoils of victory -- The golden earring -- Mariuss mules -- The third founder of Rome -- Italia -- The ruins of Carthage -- The spiked boots -- Civil War -- Dictator for life.

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146Aemilianus sacks Carthage
Mummius sacks Corinth
Senate annexes Greece and Africa
139Secret ballot for electoral assemblies
137Numantine Affair
Secret ballot for judicial assemblies
135Beginning of First Servile War in Sicily
134Aemilianus departs for Numantia
Death of King Attalus of Pergamum
133Tribunate of Tiberius Gracchus
Passage of Lex Agraria
Fall of Numantia
Beginning of Aristonicuss revolt
Death of Tiberius Gracchus
132Anti-Gracchan tribunal
End of First Servile War
131Secret ballot for legislative assemblies
130End of Aristonicuss revolt
129Death of Scipio Aemilianus
125Fulvius Flaccus proposes Italian citizenship
Revolt of Fregellae
124Lucius Opimius sacks Fregellae
123First tribunate of Gaius Gracchus
122Second tribunate of Gaius Gracchus
Founding of Aquae Sextiae
121Senate issues first senatus consultum ultimum
Suicide of Gaius Gracchus
Battle of Isre River in Gaul
119Prosecution and suicide of Gaius Carbo
Tribunate of Gaius Marius
118Founding of city of Narbo
117Marius fails to win aedileship
Death of King Micipsa of Numidia
Jugurtha assassinates Hiempsal
116Adherbal appeals to Senate for aid
Opimius leads Roman delegation to Numidia
Marius elected praetor in possibly fraudulent election
115Praetorship of Marius
114Scordisci defeat Cato
Marius curbs banditry in Spain
113Jugurtha attacks Adherbal
Cimbri arrive from north
Cimbri defeat Gnaeus Carbo at Noreia
112Jugurtha besieges Cirta
Jugurtha kills Adherbal
Jugurthas soldiers massacre Italians
Rome declares war on Jugurtha
111Lucius Bestia leads legions to Numidia
Bestia and Scaurus conclude peace with Jugurtha
Memmius calls Jugurtha to Rome
Prosecution and suicide of Gnaeus Carbo
110Jugurtha assassinates Massiva
109Jugurtha defeats Romans and forces legions to pass under the yoke
Mamilian Commission established
Metelluss first campaign in Numidia
Cimbri return and demand land in Italy
Cimbri defeat legions led by Silanus
108Marius elected consul
Sulla elected quaestor
Marius recruits soldiers from all classes
Jugurtha and King Bocchus of Mauretania forge alliance
107First consulship of Marius
Marius campaigns in Numidia
Tigurini defeat legions in Gaul
106Caepio restores control of courts to the Senate
Caepio loses the Tolosa gold
Marius defeats Jugurtha and Bocchus near Cirta
Birth of Cicero
Birth of Pompey the Great
105Sulla induces Bocchus to hand Jugurtha over to the Romans
Cimbri wipe out legions at Battle of Arausio
Marius elected to second consulship
104Second consulship of Marius
Triumph of Marius over Jugurtha
Marius reforms legions in Gaul
Beginning of Second Servile War in Sicily
Senate relieves Saturninus of his duties
103Third consulship of Marius
Saturninus secures land for Mariuss veterans
Mallius and Caepio exiled
Lucullus defeats slave army in Sicily
102Fourth consulship of Marius
Lucullus demobilizes legions in Sicily
Cimbri, Teutones, and Ambrones migrate south
Marius defeats Teutones and Ambrones at Battle of Aquae Sextiae
Cimbri successfully invade Italy
101Fifth consulship of Marius
Marius defeats Cimbri at Battle of Raudian Plain
Aquillius defeats slave army in Sicily
Supporters of Saturninus murder Nonius
100Sixth consulship of Marius
Second tribunate of Saturninus
Metellus exiled
Supporters of Saturninus murder Memmius
Senate issues second senatus consultum ultimum
Death of Saturninus and Glaucia
Birth of Julius Caesar
98Marius meets King Mithridates VI of Pontus
Metellus recalled from exile
Sulla elected praetor
95Sulla installs King Ariobarzanes on throne of Cappadocia
Mithridates and King Tigranes of Armenia forge alliance
Birth of Cato the Younger
94Scaevola and Rutilius reform administration of Asia
Sulla meets Parthian ambassador
92Trial and banishment of Rutilius
91Tribunate of Marcus Drusus the Youngerv
Mithridates invades Bithynia, Tigranes invades Cappadocia
Drusus proposes Italian citizenship
Drusus murdered
Beginning of Social War
90Rebel Italians establish capital at Corfinium
Varian Commission prosecutes those accused of inciting Italians
Gaius Marius takes command of legions in northern Italy
Aquillius escorts Nicomedes and Ariobarzanes back to their kingdoms
Lex Julia extends citizenship to Italians not under arms
89Lex PlautiaPapiria extends citizenship to all Italians
Nicomedes of Bithynia invades Pontus
Mithridates invades Cappadocia
Pompey Strabo captures Asculum
Sulla wages successful campaign in southern Italy
Sulla and Pompeius elected consuls
88Death of Poppaedius Silo
End of Social War
Sulpicius proposes equal suffrage for the Italians
Sulpicius gives eastern command to Marius
Sullas march on Rome
Marius flees to Africa
Mithridates invades Asia
Mithridates orders massacre of Italians
87First consulship of Cinna
Sulla departs for east and besieges Athens
Cinna pushed out of Rome after proposing equal suffrage for the Italians
Cinnan army surrounds Rome
Death of Pompey Strabo
Cinnan army enters Rome
Marian reign of terror
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