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Jesus of Nazarath is born in Palestine.
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Caesar is murdered by his "friend", Brutus, among other members of his Senate. He was stabbed and slashed a total of 35 times.
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Caesar kills Pompey and becomes the sole dictator of Roma, calling himself the "Imperator."
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Caesar is elected consul, the top elected official in Roma.
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General Pompey captures Jerusalem and Palestine is annexed into Roma.
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Syria is conquered and becomes part of Roma, with General Pompey in charge.
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Crassus puts an end to Spartacus' rebellion.
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Spartacus leads the gladiators in the third Servile War.
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Southern France becomes a province of Roma.
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Roman forces defeat the Greeks after having destroyed the Greek city of Corinth.
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Roman forces conquered the country of Macedonia and split it into 4 republics.
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The Gauls who invaded 3 years prior were finally defeated.
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The Gauls, Celtic people living in Gaul, invaded the city of Roma.
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The Aqua Appia, the first Roman aqueduct, was built by Apppius Claudius Caecus.
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The Circus Maximus, or large or grand circus, was created. It was a large entertainment venue.
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The Twelve Tables of Roman law were created and commissioned, actually the second set of these tablets, but with an addition of 2. They were the first set of laws which were applied to both classes of society, the patricians and the plebeians.
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The 7th king, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, is exiled for his monstrous behavior, such as the rape of Lucretia, and his general causing of bloodshed and violence.
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Roma was ruled by 7 kings, beginning with Romulus, and ending with Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, during this period of time.
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Lucius Tarquinius Priscus, or Tarquinius 1, had the Cloaca Maxima built, which was the first sewer.
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The Forum Magnum, more commonly referred to as the Forum, was created. It was basically the center of commercial, governmental, and religious activities.
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The city of Roma was founded by Romulus, one of the grandsons of Numitor, at least, according to the main foundation legend.
