Timeline

The following is a timeline of notable events in the history of the Ecce Romani universe. Events without confirmed dates are not included.
50 ADEcce Romani I is set in 80 AD according to the introduction to Ecce Romani I, and according to Roman Life III Davus was enslaved thirty years prior to the book.	Davus was captured in Britain and sold as a slave to Titus Cornelius.Roman Life III of the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I.
Eucleides was sold as a slave to Titus Cornelius.
79 AD 	Pompeii was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius,The opening to the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I. killing Sextus's mother.Roman Life I of the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I.
80 ADEcce Romani I is set in 80 AD according to the opening to Ecce Romani I. 	The Cornelii, Sextus, Eucleides, and Syrus departed for Rome.Chapter X of the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I.
Geta fled the Cornelii estate, but was captured by Davus and returned.Chapter XII of Ecce Romani I.
The Cornelii's carriage crashed into a ditch.Chapter XIII of the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I.
The Cornelii, Sextus, and Eucleides spent the night in Apollodorus's inn.Chapter XIX of the fourth edition of Ecce Romani I.
81 AD 	Emperor Titus died in September.
September 14: Domitian, Titus's brother, became emperor.
89 AD 	A rebellion led by Antonius Saturninus, governor of Upper Germany, failed, sparking a purge from Domitian. This resulted in the seizure of the Cornelii estate.
96 AD 	A conspiracy led by Domitian's wife and two praetorian prefects assassinated Domitian. Nerva became emperor and recalled those Domitian had exiled and tried to reverse the damage he believed that Domitian had caused.
97 AD 	Marcus was appointed quattuorvir viis in urbe purgandis.The Future Lives of Our Characters, Ecce Romani II, Edition 3
113 AD 	Gaius Cornelius Calvus died at the age of 72.
120 AD 	Marcus "accidentally" died.
135 AD 	Quintus Valerius and Cornelia died within two days of each other, having lived long enough to see their great grandchildren.
476 AD 	Odoacer the German deposed Romulus Augustus.
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