Chronoscope |
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| - A Timeline showing the chronology of events and people featured on the ancient / classical history site | |
Knowing what happened before and after has always seemed more important than knowing exactly when an event occurred. Perhaps that's why I gravitate towards ancient history -- so many dates are approximate. Following the advice of readers, I am organizing my Greco-Roman non-mythological features chronologically by century (except the first segment of my timeline will include the period from 1000-601 B.C. and the last, people and events from 201-476 A.D.). This reference tool will not substitute for the many and varied timelines collected in the Ancient/Classical History timelines library.
To avoid confusion, this timeline will be called a chronoscope. A colored bar with the relevant century highlighted will accompany all future non-mythological Greco-Roman features.
Centuries and the related features
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The Olympics
Homeric Questions II, Homeric Questions IV, Homeric Questions VI, and Homeric Questions VIII. |
1000-601 B.C. |
| Presocratics
Pythagoras Aeschylus |
600-501 B.C. |
| Presocratics,
Pythagoras,
Aeschylus
Sophocles, Euripides, Greek Historians, Aspasia of Miletus |
500-401 B.C. |
| Greek Historians
Four Humors[Hippocrates] Stoics, Epicurus |
400-301 B.C. |
| Stoics,
Epicurus
Carthago Delenda Est [1st Punic War], 2d Punic War |
300-201 B.C. |
| 3d Punic War
A Funny Thing Happened [Plautus] |
200-101 B.C. |
| Greek Historians
May You Live in Interesting Times, Shakespeare's Caesar, Great Caesar Augustus, Augustan Age, Art of Love [Ovid], Livy The Last Pharaoh | 100-1 B.C. |
| Greek Historians
Augustus, Augustan Age, Art of Love, Livy
Boudicca Another Joseph and Mary |
0-99 A.D. |
| Hippocrates and Galen
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100-199 A.D. |
