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Image via Wikipedia idus januariae 86 B.C. — death of Marius 27 B.C. — Octavian “restores the republic” and receives the corona civica ca. 101 A.D. — birth of L. Aelius Caesar, future adoptive heir (never realized) of the emperor Hadrian 235 A.D. — martyrdom (?) of Andrew, bishop of Trier
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pridie idus januarias 49 B.C. — Caesar crosses the Rubicon (yet another suggestion). c. 230 A.D. — martyrdom of Tatiana in Rome c. 302 A.D. — martyrdom of Arcadius in Mauretania
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Image by peterjr1961 via Flickr ante diem iii idus januarias Carmentalia begins (day 1) — a two-day festival (with a three day break between the days) in honour of the deity Carmenta, who was possibly a goddess of both childbirth and prophecy. 49 B.C. — Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon (by another reckoning) ?? B.C.…
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Image by mo pie via Flickr ante diem iv idus januarias 49 B.C. — Caesar crosses the Rubicon (according to some sources) 69 A.D. — emperor-for-a-little-while-and-not-much-longer Galba adopts Lucius Calpurnius Piso
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ante diem vii idus januarias 43 B.C. — dies imperii (officially) of Octavian ?? A.D. — the future emperor Tiberius becomes one of the VIIvir epulonum
