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The Rise and Fall of Rome, 264 BC – AD 476

Every chapter, map and battle — indexed

The Rise and Fall of Rome, 264 BC – AD 476 is an interactive situation map: 12 guided chapters, 17 dated map states, and 44 battles, turning points and sites of memory, each drawn where it happened. This page is the card catalog — every piece of the atlas as a readable, linkable page.

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THE CHAPTERS

The Republic and Its Rival
CHAPTER 1 · 264 BC
The Punic Wars: Hannibal
CHAPTER 2 · 216 BC
The Greek East Falls
CHAPTER 3 · 146 BC
The Republic Breaks
CHAPTER 4 · 62 BC
Caesar
CHAPTER 5 · 52 BC
Augustus
CHAPTER 6 · 30 BC
The Pax Romana
CHAPTER 7 · AD 117
The Third-Century Crisis
CHAPTER 8 · AD 271
Diocletian and Constantine
CHAPTER 9 · AD 312
The Storm from the North
CHAPTER 10 · AD 396
The Fall of the West
CHAPTER 11 · AD 451
Why Rome Fell — and What Survived
CHAPTER 12 · AD 481

THE MAP, YEAR BY YEAR

264 BC216 BC201 BC146 BC133 BC62 BC50 BC30 BCAD 14AD 117AD 180AD 271AD 285AD 395AD 439AD 451AD 476

BATTLES, EVENTS & SITES OF MEMORY

476: the end in the West Actium Adrianople Aegates Islands Alesia Beneventum Cannae Catalaunian Fields Claudian conquest of Britain Constantinople founded Council of Nicaea Destruction of Carthage Destruction of Corinth Diocletian’s court Egypt annexed Fall of Sarmizegetusa Hadrian’s Wall Lake Trasimene Massacre of Thessalonica Milvian Bridge Pharsalus Philippi Pompey’s settlement Pydna Siege of Saguntum Sulla marches on Rome Teutoburg Forest The Aurelian Walls The Gallic Empire The Gracchi murdered The Ides of March The Mamertine appeal The Pergamon bequest The Rhine crossing The Rubicon The Spartacus revolt The Temple destroyed The sack of Rome The second sack Trebia Valerian captured at Edessa Vandals take Carthage Zama Zenobia’s Palmyra

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