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23 Sep 63 BCE
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58 BCE - 29 CELife of Livia Drusilla, Augustus' third wife.
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Mar 44 BCE
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43 BCE - 36 BCESecond Triumvirate: Antony, Octavian, and Lepidus (official approval by the Roman Senate). Mass proscriptions including Cicero.
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37 BCEJulia Drusilla marries Augustus.
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36 BCEOctavian strips Lepidus of all power but Pontifex Maximus (supreme priest). Lepidus dies of old age in 12 BC.
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31 BCE - 14 CEReign of the Roman Emperor Augustus.
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2 Sep 31 BCE
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30 BCE - 14 CE
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29 BCEAugustus builds the temple of Divius Iulius on the spot of Julius Caesar's funeral pyre in Rome's Forum Romanum.
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27 BCE - 14 CEEmperor Augustus revitalizes Carthago Nova, lavishing funds on the city for streets and building projects.
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27 BCEAugustus creates the Praetorian Guard.
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27 BCE
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c. 23 BCEAugustus takes over most of the powers of the tribuni plebis.
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20 BCE
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19 BCEAugustus is given supreme powers by the Roman Senate.
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c. 10 BCE
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c. 10 BCEStatue of Augustus as Pontifex Maximus sculpted.
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c. 2 BCEAugustus is declared "Father of the Country".
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2 BCEAugustus appoints two Prefects (praefectus praetorio) to command the Praetorian Guard.
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6 CEAugustus creates the aerarium militare, a treasury drawn from taxes in order to fund a professional Roman army.
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c. 13 CE
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19 Aug 14 CEAugustus dies at Nola of natural causes.
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247 CEPhilip the Arab's son is given the title of Augustus.
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476 CEEmperor Romulus Augustus is deposed by the Germanic King Odoacer. This is the `official' end of the Roman Empire.
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1215 CEFrederick II defeats Otto IV, with the help of Philip Augustus of France.
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63 BCE: Octavian born Gaius Octavius Thurinus at Rome.
58 BCE - 29 CE: Life of Livia Drusilla, Augustus' third wife.
44 BCE: Octavian / Augustus adopted posthumously by Julius Caesar.
43 BCE - 36 BCE: Second Triumvirate: Antony, Octavian, and Lepidus (official approval by the Roman Senate). Mass proscriptions including Cicero.
42 BCE: Octavian and Antony defeat Republicans under Brutus and Cassius at the Battle of Philippi (Greece).
38 BCE: Octavian amasses a naval fleet to defeat Sextus Pompey.
37 BCE: Julia Drusilla marries Augustus.
36 BCE: Octavian strips Lepidus of all power but Pontifex Maximus (supreme priest). Lepidus dies of old age in 12 BC.
31 BCE - 14 CE: Reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus.
31 BCE: Octavian uses Corcyra as a Roman naval base.
31 BCE: The Battle of Actium. Octavian defeats Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII.
30 BCE - 14 CE: Reign of Augustus Caesar in Rome, restoration of Roman province of Alexandria.
29 BCE: Octavian celebrates a triple triumph in Rome.
29 BCE: Augustus builds the temple of Divius Iulius on the spot of Julius Caesar's funeral pyre in Rome's Forum Romanum.
27 BCE - 14 CE: Sabratha revitalized and expanded during the reign of Augustus Caesar.
27 BCE - 14 CE: Emperor Augustus revitalizes Carthago Nova, lavishing funds on the city for streets and building projects.
27 BCE - 14 CE: The Faiyum is restored during the reign of Augustus Caesar.
27 BCE - 14 CE: Nabu recognized in Greece and Rome during the reign of Augustus Caesar.
27 BCE: Augustus creates the Praetorian Guard.
27 BCE: Augustus makes Gortyn the capital of the Roman province of Crete & Cyrene.
27 BCE - 14 CE: Reign of Augustus Caesar in Rome, Chinese silk is very popular.
27 BCE - 14 CE: Reign of Augustus Caesar. Athens and the Agora restored.
27 BCE: Octavian is given extraordinary powers and the name Augustus by the Roman Senate.
23 BCE: Augustus takes over most of the powers of the tribuni plebis.
21 BCE: Agrippa marries Augustus’ only daughter, Julia.
20 BCE: Roman emperor Augustus makes Tigranes III king of Armenia.
19 BCE: Augustus is given supreme powers by the Roman Senate.
19 BCE: Arch of Augustus built in Rome to commemorate victory over the Parthians.
10 BCE: Augustus rebuilds the Temple of Castor and Pollux in Rome's Forum Romanum.
10 BCE: Statue of Augustus as Pontifex Maximus sculpted.
9 BCE: A massive altar the Ara Pacis is completed by Augustus in Rome.
2 BCE: Augustus is declared "Father of the Country".
2 BCE: Augustus appoints two Prefects (praefectus praetorio) to command the Praetorian Guard.
2 BCE: Augusutus inaugurates the Temple of Mars Ultor in Rome to commemorate his victory at the Battle of Philippi in 42 BCE.
4 CE: Tiberius is adopted by Augustus.
6 CE: Augustus creates Rome's permanent firefighting force, the Vigiles.
6 CE: Augustus creates the aerarium militare, a treasury drawn from taxes in order to fund a professional Roman army.
13 CE: Augustus creates the cohortes urbanae in Rome to help maintain public order.
14 CE: The Temple of Rome and Augustus is built at Ostia.
14 CE: Augustus dies at Nola of natural causes.
247 CE: Philip the Arab's son is given the title of Augustus.
476 CE: Emperor Romulus Augustus is deposed by the Germanic King Odoacer. This is the `official' end of the Roman Empire.
1215 CE: Frederick II defeats Otto IV, with the help of Philip Augustus of France.
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