| A |
Augustus |
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First official emperor |
| B |
Brutus |
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Killer of Caesar |
| C |
Caesar |
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First unofficial emperor |
| D |
Diocletian |
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Ruled over the Empire at its largest extent |
| E |
Eusebius |
|
First chronicler of the Christian Church |
| F |
Flavius |
Fabius |
Both are names of gentes, the aristocratic families of Rome |
| G |
Germanicus |
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Father of crazy Caligula |
| H |
Hadrianus |
|
Roman emperor, usually spelled Hadrian in English |
| I |
Irenaeus |
|
Church theologian |
| J |
Julius |
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Name of the gens to which Caesar belonged |
| K |
– |
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| L |
Livius |
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Name of a gens, made famous by the historian that goes by its name |
| M |
Marcus |
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Common name (see Marcus Aurelius and Marcus Antonius) derived from Mars |
| N |
Nero |
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Emperor famous for burning down Rome |
| O |
Octavius |
|
Common name, for the eight-born |
| P |
Pompeius |
|
Another gens, made famous by several Romans (Pompey) |
| Q |
Quintus |
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Common name, for the fifth-born |
| R |
Romulus |
|
The founder of Rome |
| S |
Scipio |
Sextus, Septimus |
A gens made famous by the winner against Carthage |
| T |
Titus |
Traianus |
Early Roman emperor |
| U |
Ulpius |
|
Gens to which the emperor Trajan belonged |
| V |
Valens |
|
Late emperor, captured by the Persians |
| W |
– |
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| X |
– |
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| Y |
– |
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| Z |
– |
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