Western Civilization I Terms
Ancient Greece and Rome
Polis •
Athens •
oligarchy •
Solon (fl. 594) •
tyranny • democracy •
Macedonia • Philip II (d.
336)
• phalanx
• Alexander the Great (d. 323) • Battle of the Granicus, 334 • Darius III (d. 330) •
Siege of Tyre, 332 • Battle of Gaugamela, 331 • Hellenism • Alexandria
• Septuagint
• Ptolemaic
Egypt (323-30 B.C.) • Latium • Romulus and Remus • Patriarchs / Plebians
• Patronae
(“godfather”) • Etruscan Monarchy (753-509)
• Consul
• Senate
• dictator
• Tribal Assembly /
tribune • Centuriate
• Carthage • Punic Wars • Hannibal • Battle of Cannae, 216 • Brothers
Gracchi (fl. 133-23) • Marius and Sulla (fl. 107-83) • Julius Caesar (d. 44) • Pompey (d. 48)
•
Triumvirate
• Mark Antony (d. 31) • Octavian Caesar (d. 14 A.D.) • Cicero (d. 43) • Cleopatra
VII (d. 31)
• Pax Romana • Princeps
• Julio-Claudians (14-68) • Nero (d. 68) • Flavians (69-96) •
Antonines (96-180) • Marcus Aurelius (d. 180) • Paganism • Jews
• Diaspora • Messiah
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- Spring '07
- CALLAHAN
- Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, d., Terms Ancient Greece
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