63 B.C. Olympiad 179.2Click on the links in the lists of references to go to the sources for each event
| 1 | ROM {1 January -R} Cicero successfully opposes an agrarian law proposed by the tribune Rullus.
* Read Cicero's account @ Cic:LegAgr_1'1-3'16,* #:Att_2.1'3; #:Pis_4, #:Fam_13.4'1; Plin:HN_7'117,L 8'210;L Quint_2.16'7; +Plut:Cic_12'1-5; +DioCass_37.25'4; {CAH_9'351.} | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 2 | BOS << Mithridates plans further expeditions, including the invasion of Italy.
* Read Appian's account @ Plut:Pomp_41'2; Flor_1.40'25;L ~Appian:Mith_109'a-c;* +DioCass_37.11'1-4; {~CAH_9'254 3
| ROM << Catilina gains the support of Sempronia and other women.
| * Read Sallust's account @ ~Sall:Cat_24'3-25'5;* ~Appian:BCiv_2.2'c. 4
| Cicero procures the cooperation of his colleague Antonius, and of Fulvia, the mistress of Q.Curius.
| * Read Sallust's account @ Cic:Sest_8, +:Pis_5; +Sall:Cat_26'1-4;* +Plut:Cic_12'4; Flor_2.12'5-6;L +Appian:BCiv_2.3'a; Justin:Dig_48.4'8<q" Papinian>; +DioCass_37.33'4, 38.10'3-4; {OCD_a.} 5
| Cicero opposes some other proposals of the tribunes, including the cancellation of debts.
| * Read Dio's account @ Cic:Off_2'84;L +DioCass_37.25'3-4.* 6
| Caesar prosecutes C.Piso, who is defended by Cicero.
| * Read Sallust's account @ Sall:Cat_49'2;* +Cic:Flac_98; {CAH_9'351.} 7
| Various omens, including an inauspicious "augurium salutis" and an eclipse of the moon.
| * Read Dio's account @ +Cic:Div_1'18-22,L '105,L 2'45,L '47;L Plin:HN_2'137;L +DioCass_37.24'1-25'2;* +Obseq_61;L {CAH_9'352 8
| Cicero helps the equites to retain the privilege of special seats at the theatre.
| * Read Cicero's account @ +Cic:Att_2.1'3;* Plin:HN_7'117;L +Plut:Cic_13'14; {CAH_9'352; OCD_roscius.} 9
| SYR Pompeius marches to Damascus, establishing Roman control over Tripolis and the territory of the Ituraeans.
| * Read Josephus' account @ ~Joseph:AJ_14'38-40;* Festus:Brev_14'2, 16'3; Eutrop_6.14'1; +Oros_6.6'1.L 10
| ROM Labienus and Caesar accuse C.Rabirius of treason, but he is defended by Cicero.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:RabPerd_1-38,* +:Att_2.1'3, +:Pis_4; ~Ascon_5'b;L Suet:Caes_12'1; +DioCass_37.26'1-28'4, 37'2; {CAH_9'352; OCD_r.} 11
| ++ General comments on the character of Metellus Pius, the pontifex maximus.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ Cic:Arch_26; Plut:CatMai_24'11, :Mor_273'D-E;* {OCD_m 12
| The right to elect new Roman priests is transferred back to the people, on the proposal of Labienus.
| @ +DioCass_37.37'1; {CAH_9'352.} 13
| Crowds greet Murena on his return to Rome from the province of Gaul.
| @ ~Cic:Mur_68-69; {MRR_2'117.} 14
| SYR Pompeius receives envoys from Hyrcanus and Aristobulus at Damascus.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Diod_40.2'1; Joseph:BJ_1'131-132, ~:AJ_14'41-47;* Euseb:HistEc_1.7'h; Sulpit_2.26'b; August:DeCiv_18.45'g. 15
| ROM Caesar is elected to be pontifex maximus.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ Sall:Cat_49'2; Vell_2.43'3; Plut:Caes_7'1-4,* :Mor_206'A; ~Suet:Caes_13'1; +DioCass_37.37'1-3, 44.48'3; {CAH_9'353; OCD_c.} 16
| Cicero delivers a speech "about the children of the proscribed".
| * Read Cicero's account @ +Cic:Att_2.1'3, +:Pis_4;* Plin:HN_7'117;L {CAH_9'352-353.} 17
| BOS ?? Mithridates outdoes his rivals in eating and drinking contests.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ Plut:Mor_624'A;* (Q1.6) Athen_10.415'e. 18
| ?? Mithridates discovers an antidote which protects him against poisoning.
| @ Plin:HN_25'5-7,L '62-63,L '65,L '127,L 29'24;L Mart_5.76'1-2; Juvenal_6'660-661,L 14'252-253.L 19
| ?? Mithridates learns 22 languages in order to speak to his subjects.
| * Read Quintilian's account @ ValMax_8.7e'16;L Plin:HN_7'88,L 25'6;L Quint_11.2'50;* Gell_17.17'2;L [Vict]:VirIll_76'1.L 20
| ?? Teucer of Cyzicus and Aesopus write about the achievements of Mithridates.
| * Read Suda's account @ Suda_Ai'333,* T'426. 21
| ?? Mithridates is guarded at night by a bull, a horse and a deer.
| @ Aelian:NA_7'46. 22
| Mithridates commits suicide after his son Pharnaces starts a rebellion.
| * Read Appian's account @ ~[Liv]:Per_102'a; ValMax_9.2e'3;L Lucan_1'336-337, 2'580-582; Flor_1.40'26;L Appian:Mith_110'a-112'a,* 117'b; Paus_3.23'5; Gell_17.16'2-6;L +DioCass_37.12'1-14'1; Festus:Brev_16'1; [Vict]:VirIll_76'7-8;L Eutrop_6.12'3; Oros_6.5'4-7;L {CAH_9'254; OCD_m.} 23
| ++ General comments on the long reign of Mithridates, and his wars against the Romans.
| * Read Appian's account @ Cic:ProvCon_31, :Mur_34; Strab_1.14'c,(2.1) 7.311'b,(4.6) 12.540'e-541'a,(3.1) 544'c-d,(3.9) 545'd,(3.11) 555'b-c,(3.28) 556'd;(3.30) Plin:HN_7'97-99,L 16'137;L Plut:Mor_624'B;(Q1.6) Flor_1.40'2;L Appian:Syr_48'a, :Mith_112'c-e, 118'a-119'c,* 121'b; Just_37.1'7-8; Oros_6.1'29-30,L 5'11-12.L 24
| ARA Pompeius prepares to fight against Aretas and the Nabataean Arabs.
| * Read Dio's account @ Strab_16.779'c;(4.21) Lucan_2'590; ~Plut:Pomp_41'1-2; Flor_1.40'29;L ~Appian:Mith_106'a; +DioCass_37.14'3-15'2;* [Vict]:VirIll_77'6-7;L Oros_6.6'1;L {CAH_9'261; Pompeius did not defeat the Nabataeans, because he invaded Judaea instead.} 25
| ROM Cicero persuades the senate to pass a decree to prohibit bribery in elections.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Mur_3, 5, 46-47,* 67, :Vat_37, +:Pis_4; +DioCass_37.29'1; {CAH_9'353.} 26
| ROM Catilina forms an abortive plot to kill the consuls before the elections.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ Cic:Mur_79, :Cat_1'11, 4'2; +Sall:Cat_26'5; +Plut:Cic_14'1-4;* +DioCass_37.29'2-4. 27
| Lentulus Spinther as aedile organises magnificent games.
| @ +Cic:Off_2'57;L ValMax_2.4'6;L +Plin:HN_9'137,L 19'23;L {MRR_2'116.} 28
| Metellus Celer is allocated the province of Gaul, in place of Cicero.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Cat_4'23,* :Fam_5.2'3, +:Att_2.1'3, :Pis_5; {CAH_9'354; OCD_m.} 29
| PAL Pompeius enters Judaea; Hyrcanus submits to him, but Aristobulus remains defiant.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Joseph:BJ_1'139-140, ~:AJ_14'48-52;* +DioCass_37.15'2-3; {CAH_9'261.} 30
| Pompeius receives news of the death of Mithridates.
| * Read Appian's account @ Joseph:BJ_1'138, ~:AJ_14'53; ~Plut:Pomp_41'3-42'2; Appian:Mith_113'a-b;* +Oros_6.6'1;L {CAH_9'261-262; according to Plutarch, this happened slightly later, after the capture of Jerusalem.} 31
| Pompeius stays near Jericho, and puts Aristobulus under arrest.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Joseph:BJ_1'139-140, ~:AJ_14'54-57;* Plut:Pomp_39'3; +DioCass_37.15'3; Euseb:HistEc_1.6'd; [Euseb]:Chron_129'c; ChronPasc_453'A; GeorgMon_p300'b. 32
| EGY {5 Mesore -E = August} Document: BGU_1749, instructions from Athenaeus for the payment of soldiers' wages.
| @ PLoeb_2.393. 33
| ROM Catilina is unsuccessful in the elections for new consuls.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Mur_1, 7, 48-53,* 70-74, :Sull_51-52, :Cael_11-14; +Sall:Cat_26'5; +Plut:Cic_14'5-6; +DioCass_37.29'5-30'1; {CAH_9'353; OCD_c.} 34
| Cato and Metellus Nepos are elected to be tribunes for the following year.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ ~Plut:CatMin_20'1-21'2,* :Crass_36'3; {OCD_c.} 35
| The triumphs of L.Lucullus, over Mithridates, and M.Lucullus, over the Bessi.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ ~Cic:Mur_69, +:Acad_2'3; Diod_4.21'4; Vell_2.34'2; Plut:CatMin_29'5-8, :Luc_37'2-6;* Athen_6.274'f; Eutrop_6.10'1; {OCD_l.} 36
| A supplication and other special honours are voted for Pompeius' victory over Mithridates.
| * Read Dio's account @ Cic:ProvCon_27; Vell_2.40'4; +DioCass_37.21'3-23'4.* 37
| EGY ++ An account of the vast wealth of Ptolemaeus, king of Egypt, at this time.
| @ Plin:HN_33'136.L 38
| << Document: BGU_1754, instructions from Dionysius for a payment to Horus the hawk-tender.
| @ PLoeb_2.394. 39
| ROM {23 September -R} The birth of C.Octavius, the future emperor Augustus.
| * Read Suetonius' account @ #OGI_458'22-23, '31, '55-56<t= Sherk1_101>; #ILS_112'14-16<t= LewRein_2.p62>, 154'4; #EhrJon:Fast_Sep23; [Liv]:Per_119'b; +Vell_2.36'1; #Suet:Aug_5'1, 94'1-5,* 100'1, '3; +DioCass_45.1'2-2'1; #LewRein_2.p568; ~Hieron:Chron_2029; {CAH_9'354; OCD_a.} 40
| Cicero and Catulus both have dreams about the future greatness of Octavius.
| @ +DioCass_45.2'2-4, 41
| PAL {October} Pompeius captures Jerusalem.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Cic:Flac_67-68; ~[Liv]:Per_102'a; Strab_16.762'e-763'b;(2.40) Joseph:BJ_1'141-151, 5'395-397, +:AJ_14'58-71,* '466, '487, 20'244; Appian:Syr_50'a; +DioCass_37.16'1-4; Eutrop_6.14'2; +Oros_6.6'2-4;L ChronPasc_453'A-B; ChronSynt_65'c, 67'c; {CAH_9'261; OCD_j.} 42
| Pompeius enters the inner sanctuary of the temple at Jerusalem.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Liv_fr'26a; Joseph:BJ_1'152-153,* ~:AJ_14'72; Tac:Hist_5'9; Flor_1.40'30;L Tert:Apol_16'3; Euseb:HistEc_1.6'd; Hieron:Chron_1950; August:DeCiv_18.45'h; ChronPasc_453'A; {OCD_j.} 43
| ETR Catilina sends out C.Manlius and others to foment revolt in Italy.
| * Read Sallust's account @ +Sall:Cat_27'1-2,* 28'4; +Plut:Cic_15'1; ~Appian:BCiv_2.2'd. 44
| ROM {20 October -R} Crassus receives an anonymous letter with details of Catilina's conspiracy.
| * Read Plutarch's account @ #Plut:Cic_15'1-2,* :Crass_13'3-4; +DioCass_37.31'1; {CAH_9'354<18 October>.} 45
| {21 October -R} Cicero informs the senate of the seriousness of the threat from Catilina, and it passes the Ultimate Decree.
| * Read Sallust's account @ #Cic:Cat_1'4, '7; +Sall:Cat_29'1-3;* +Plut:Cic_15'3-4; +DioCass_37.31'1-2; {CAH_9'354; OCD_cic.} 46
| ETR {27 October -R} Manlius collects an army and openly starts a revolt in Etruria.
| * Read Cicero's account @ #Cic:Cat_1'7;* #Sall:Cat_30'1; {CAH_9'354.} 47
| ROM L.Saenius reports Manlius' revolt to the senate; Q.Metellus and others are sent out to restore order in various parts of Italy.
| * Read Sallust's account @ Cic:Cat_2'26; +Sall:Cat_30'1-31'3;* +Plut:Cic_16'1; +DioCass_37.31'3, 33'4; {OCD_met.} 48
| Catilina agrees to stay at the house of Metellus, in order to free himself from suspicion.
| * Read Dio's account @ Cic:Cat_1'19; +DioCass_37.32'1-2.* 49
| PAL Pompeius appoints Hyrcanus to be high priest and ruler of the Jews.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Joseph:BJ_1'153, ~:AJ_14'73,* 15'180, 20'244-245; Flor_1.40'30;L +DioCass_37.16'4; Euseb:HistEc_1.6'd; [Euseb]:Chron_129'c; Sulpit_2.26'b; August:DeCiv_18.45'h; +Oros_6.6'4;L ChronPasc_453'B; {OCD_hasmoneans.} 50
| Pompeius imposes Roman control over Judaea, and takes away Aristobulus as a prisoner.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Strab_16.765'a;(2.46) Joseph:BJ_1'154-157, ~:AJ_14'74-78,* :Ap_2'134; Euseb:HistEc_1.6'd; Hieron:Chron_1950; AmmMarc_14.8'12;L Sulpit_2.26'b; August:DeCiv_18.45'i; ChronPasc_453'B; {CAH_9'261.} 51
| SYR Pompeius leaves Scaurus to be governor of Syria.
| * Read Josephus' account @ Joseph:BJ_1'157,* ~:AJ_14'79; Appian:Syr_51'a, :BCiv_5.10'a; {CAH_9'262; MRR_2'116.} 52
| ROM {1 November -R} Catilina's supporters make an abortive attack on Praeneste.
| @ #Cic:Cat_1'8. 53
| L.Paullus prepares to prosecute Catilina.
| * Read Sallust's account @ +Sall:Cat_31'4;* +DioCass_37.31'3. 54
| {6 November -R} Catilina and the other conspirators meet at Laeca's house.
| * Read Sallust's account @ #Cic:Cat_1'8-9, 2'12-13, :Sull_52; +Sall:Cat_27'3-28'1;* +DioCass_37.32'3-33'1. 55
| {7 November -R} C.Cornelius and L.Vargunteius fail in an attempt to kill Cicero at his home.
| * Read Cicero's account @ #Cic:Cat_1'9-10,* 4'2, :Mur_79, :Sull_52; +Sall:Cat_28'2-3. 56
| {8 November -R} Cicero speaks in the senate against Catilina; Catilina leaves Rome.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Cat_1'1-33,* 2'12-13, 3'17, :Mur_6, +:Att_2.1'3, :Pis_5; +Sall:Cat_31'5-32'2; [Liv]:Per_102'b; +Vell_2.34'3-4; ValMax_9.11'3;L Plut:CatMin_22'1-2, +:Cic_16'3-4, :Caes_7'6; Flor_2.12'7;L +Appian:BCiv_2.3'b; +DioCass_37.33'1-2; {CAH_9'355; OCD_cat.} 57
| {9 November -R} Document: Cic:Cat_2, Cicero's second speech against Catilina, to an assembly of the people.
| @ #Cic:Att_2.1'3. 58
| ETR C.Manlius sends envoys to Marcius Rex.
| @ +Sall:Cat_32'3-34'1; {CAH_9'354.} 59
| Catilina sends a letter to Catulus.
| @ +Sall:Cat_34'2-35'6. 60
| Catilina joins Manlius; Antonius is appointed as general against them.
| * Read Sallust's account @ +Sall:Cat_36'1-3;* +Plut:Cic_16'4; Flor_2.12'8;L +Appian:BCiv_2.3'c; +DioCass_37.33'2-3; {CAH_9'355; OCD_a.} 61
| ROM Fulvius, Clodius and others leave Rome with the intention of joining Catilina.
| * Read Sallust's account @ Sall:Cat_36'4-37'2,* 39'3-5; ValMax_5.8'5;L +Ascon_50'b.L 62
| Cato prosecutes the consul-elect Murena, who is defended by Cicero.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Mur_1-90,* :Flac_98, :Dom_134, :Fin_4'74;L +Plut:CatMin_21'3-10, 28'3, :Cic_35'3, 50'5, :Mor_91'D; {CAH_9'355-356; OCD_m.} 63
| The conspirators contact the envoys of the Allobroges through P.Umbrenus.
| * Read Sallust's account @ Cic:Cat_4'2, :Dom_134; +Sall:Cat_39'6-41'5;* Hor:Epod_16'6; Quint_5.10'30; +Plut:Cic_18'3-4; Flor_2.12'8-9;L +Appian:BCiv_2.4'a; +DioCass_37.34'1. 64
| ETR Q.Metellus and others arrest Catilina's agents throughout Italy.
| * Read Sallust's account @ Cic:Fam_5.2'1, :Sest_9-11; +Sall:Cat_42'1-3;* Flor_2.12'9.L 65
| BOS Pompeius allows Pharnaces to become king of Bosporus.
| * Read Appian's account @ Appian:Mith_113'b,* 120'c; +DioCass_37.14'2; {CAH_9'265; OCD_pharn.} 66
| PON Mithridates' body is sent to Pompeius.
| @ ~Plut:Pomp_42'3-6. 67
| Pompeius returns towards Rome via Pontus.
| * Read Dio's account @ Joseph:BJ_1'157-158, ~:AJ_14'79; +DioCass_37.20'1-2;* Eutrop_6.14'2. 68
| ?? Pompeius investigates the trade routes to India.
| @ Plin:HN_6'52. 69
| ROM Cethegus forms another plot to murder Cicero, as part of a general insurrection in Rome.
| * Read Sallust's account @ +Sall:Cat_43'1-4;* Diod_40.5'1; Lucan_2'541-543; Plut:CatMin_22'3, +:Cic_16'2, 17'1, 17'4-18'2; Juvenal_8'231-244;L +Appian:BCiv_2.3'c-d. 70
| {2 December -R} The envoys of the Allobroges are arrested on the Milvian bridge, along with T.Volturcius, one of the conspirators.
| * Read Cicero's account @ #Cic:Cat_3'4-6,* :Flac_102, +:Pis_5, :Planc_90; +Sall:Cat_44'1-46'5; +Plut:Cic_18'4-5; +Appian:BCiv_2.4'b; +DioCass_37.34'2; {CAH_9'356; OCD_cat.} 71
| {3 December -R} The Allobroges appear before the senate; Lentulus resigns from his position as praetor, and a thanksgiving is decreed for the suppression of the conspiracy.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Cat_3'1-29,* 4'5, '13, :Sull_27, 36-45, +:Att_2.1'3, +:Pis_6, :Phil_2'12-13, '17; +Sall:Cat_46'6-48'2, 52'36; +Plut:Cic_19'1-20'2; +Appian:BCiv_2.4'b, 5'a; +DioCass_37.34'2-4, 36'3; {CAH_9'356-357.} 72
| {4 December -R} The senate gives rewards to the Allobroges for their help; L.Tarquinius implicates Crassus in the conspiracy.
| * Read Sallust's account @ #Cic:Cat_4'5; #Sall:Cat_48'3-50'1;* Plut:Crass_13'2; +DioCass_37.35'1-2. 73
| {5 December -R} Following a debate in the senate, the leading conspirators are executed.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Cat_4'1-24,* :Sull_33, #:Att_1.19'6, +2.1'3; :Flac_102-103, :Phil_2'17; +Sall:Cat_50'1-55'6; +Vell_2.34'4-35'4; Plut:CatMin_22'4-24'4, +:Cic_20'3-22'5, :Brut_5'2-4, :Caes_7'7-8'7, :Ant_2'1-3; Suet:Caes_14'1-2; Flor_2.12'10-11;L +Appian:BCiv_2.5'a-6'c; +DioCass_37.35'3-36'3, 38.17'1-2, 46.20'2-21'2; +Eutrop_6.15'1; {CAH_9'357; OCD_cicero.} 74
| Cicero is given the title "parens patriae", by either Catulus or Cato.
| * Read Cicero's account @ +Cic:Pis_6;* Plin:HN_7'117;L Plut:Cic_23'3; Appian:BCiv_2.7'b-c; {CAH_9'357.} 75
| ETR Catilina avoids battle with Antonius, and awaits the outcome of events at Rome.
| * Read Sallust's account @ +Sall:Cat_56'1-5;* DioCass_37.39'1. 76
| ROM The search for other conspirators continues at Rome.
| * Read Suetonius' account @ Suet:Caes_17'1-2;* +DioCass_37.36'3-4. 77
| Sestius uses his army to prevent the new tribunes from fomenting more unrest.
| @ +Cic:Sest_11-12. 78
| EGY {Choiak - E = December} Document: POxy_1664, an agreement between Moschion and his uncles.
| @ PLoeb_1.55. 79
| ROM {29 December -R} The tribune Metellus Nepos attempts to prevent Cicero from making a statement at the end of his year as consul.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Fam_5.2'7-8,* +:Pis_6-7, :Att_6.1'22; +Ascon_6'b;L +Plut:Cic_23'1-2; #DioCass_37.38'1-2; {CAH_9'357-358.} 80
| SYR << Antiochus is killed by the Arabs but Philippus, another Seleucid prince, escapes.
| @ Diod_40.1a'1, 1b'1; {Green_658-659.} 81
| ROM ++ General comments on the career of the textual critic Asclepiades of Myrlea.
| @ Suda_A'4173; {~OCD_a; the chronology in Suda is confused - the entry may be about two different men.} 82
| PON ?? Asclepiades of Prusa dies in old age after a distinguished career as a doctor.
| @ Plin:HN_7'124;L {Asclepiades was a contemporary of Mithridates.} 83
| ITA == The inhabitants of Puteoli complain to Cicero about the behaviour of the quaestor Vatinius.
| @ +Cic:Vat_12; {MRR_2'116.} 84
| ROM == L.Flaccus wins approval for his conduct as praetor urbanus.
| @ Cic:Flac_6; {OCD_f; MRR_2'115.} 85
| Document: Cic:Fam_13.76, a letter of commendation for C.Valgius Hippianus.
| 86
| == The grammarian L.Orbilius Pupillus arrives in Rome.
| @ +Suet:Gram_9; {OCD_o.} 87
| ++ The outstanding writers of this period include Cicero, Caesar, Sallustius, Lucretius and Catullus.
| @ Vell_2.36'2. 88
| << The birth of M.Agrippa.
| @ ~Plin:HN_7'45-46;L {OCD_a.} 89
| == General comments on the consulship of Cicero, and the failure of Catilina's conspiracy.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Sull_15-17,* 34, 53-66, 70-71, :Cael_15, :Flac_1, 95-97, :Pis_7, 14-16, :Phil_2'11-20; Verg:Aen_8'668-669; Ascon_82'c;L Plin:HN_33'34;L Juvenal_10'122;L Plut:Mor_797'D. |
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