The Rise and Fall of Rome, 264 BC – AD 476
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17 historical maps of The Rise and Fall of Rome, 264 BC – AD 476, one for each turning point: who controlled what, and what changed since the map before.
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The Roman Republic
264 BC
ONE POWER AMONG MANY
216 BC
HANNIBAL IN ITALY
201 BC
AFTER ZAMA
146 BC
CARTHAGE AND CORINTH DESTROYED
133 BC
THE PERGAMON BEQUEST
62 BC
POMPEY’S EAST
50 BC
GAUL CONQUERED
30 BC
EGYPT ANNEXED
AD 14
THE AUGUSTAN FRONTIERS
AD 117
THE GREATEST EXTENT
AD 180
THE LONG AFTERNOON
AD 271
AN EMPIRE IN THREE PIECES
AD 285
THE WORLD RESTORED
AD 395
EAST AND WEST
AD 439
THE WEST UNRAVELS
AD 451
ATTILA
AD 476
THE LAST EMPEROR OF THE WEST
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