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Historical Figures - Rome

Name these Ancient Roman historical figures from their descriptions
Includes Monarchy, Republic, and Empire
Where family names are common, cognomens are needed (ie Scipio is not accepted)
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Last updated: January 7, 2020
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Description
Era
Figure
Famously won the battle of Zama, ending the Second Punic War
Republic
Scipio Africanus
Often overlooked member of the First Triumvirate, died fighting a campaign in Parthia
Republic
Marcus Licinius Crassus
Was responsible for the victory at Actium; the most famous general and childhood friend of Rome's first emperor
Empire
Marcus Agrippa
Brothers whose populist land reforms led them both to gruesome deaths; tribunes of the plebs
Republic
Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus
King of Rome whose supposed origins were that of a slave; Sixth King of Rome
Monarchy
Servius Tullius
Author of Metamorphoses, exiled by the Emperor for his hedonistic beliefs
Empire
Ovid
Emperor who fiddled while Rome burned
Empire
Nero
Emperor who preceded the above
Empire
Claudius
Description
Era
Figure
Was emperor when Rome was at its greatest territorial extent
Empire
Trajan
Became dictator after marching on Rome, yet retired the role and restored democracy (debatably)
Republic
Sulla
First King of Rome; considered its founding father
Monarchy
Romulus
Mobster and demagogue responsible for increasing gang violence during Rome's later years; killed by Titus Annius Milo in a street fight
Republic
Clodius Pulcher
Lost the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, forever ending Roman control in Germania
Empire
Publius Quinctilius Varus
Author, orator and politician; unveiled the Catiline Conspiracy to the Senate; famously prosecuted Gaius Verres
Republic
Cicero
Famous stoic politician, who led the Optimates sect against the First Triumvirate; died at Utica by pulling out his intestines to avoid capture
Republic
Cato the Younger
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