Known for being one of the richest men in Rome, this general was of the first triumvirate and died in battle before Augustus became emperor

Carthaginian general who fought the Romans in Rome's early expansion days, but ultimately lost

Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt who partnered with Antony, but ultimately lost to Augustus at the Battle of Actium

Prominent general of the 1st triumvirate who defeated Pompey and declared himself dictator of the Roman Empire

Brothers of the People's Council who championed rights of the plebeians and were murdered because of their efforts

Adopted son of Julius Caesar who became emperor after defeating Antony and Cleopatra and set up a reign of ruling that furthered the empire on multiple fronts

Emperor who converted to Christianity, subsequently ushering Christianity into the empire on a large scale

1 of the "5 good emperors" who was active in building programs, public works, and even giving funds to poorer families

Palestinian Jew who taught on and against much of traditional Jewish teachings and was seen as a revolutionary figure by many Jews and Romans alike