Fruit of the Spirit
Events in Judah, Egypt, Rome and Mesopotamia from the 3700th Year of the World to the 4100th Year of the World
Part of our series of timeline studies:
The period starts with Judea a captured province of Rome.
By the end of this period Judea has ceased to exist, the land renamed and the people sold into slavery. The power that Rome has become is corroding from the inside, and the Church of Rome is preparing to assume secular control of the empire.
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In this table dates are listed both in the Hebrew Year of the World (AM) and the western bce/ce. AM dates count up from leaving Eden, while the bce dates count down to Jesus and then start up.
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AM | bce/ce. | Event |
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3700 | 61 | Decade and Century |
c.3700 | c.61 | General Pompey, Marcus Licinius Crassus and Gaius Julius Caesar form a power coalition called the First Triumvirate. |
3702 | 59 | Gaius Julius Caesar gains millitary command of Cisalpine Gaul and Illyricum. |
3703 | 58 | Cleopatra VI Tryphaena and her sister Berenice become co-pharaohs. |
3706 | 55 | General Pompey and Marcus Licinius Crassus rule Rome as Consuls. |
3706 | 55 | Ptolemy XIII Neos Dionysos becomes Pharaoh again. |
3707 | 54 | General Pompey becomes Governor of Spain and Roman Africa. Marcus Licinius Crassus becomes Governor of Syria. |
3708 | 53 | Parthian forces defeat Romans at Carrhae, Marcus Licinius Crassus killed and 34,000 legionnaires lost. |
3708 | 53 | Marcus Licinius Crassus death causes turmoil in Rome. |
3709 | 52 | Ptolemy XIV becomes Pharaoh. |
3709 | 52 | Cleopatra VI becomes Queen of Egypt. |
3709 | 52 | General Pompey rules Rome as sole Consul. |
3710 | 51 | Decade |
3711 | 50 | Aristobulus II Murdered in Rome, probably by order of Pompey. |
3712 | 49 | Gaius Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon River with his Legions. Start of Roman Civil War |
3712 | 49 | Julius Caesar defeats the forces of General Pompey's Legates in Spain. |
3713 | 48 | Julius Caesar defeats the forces of General Pompey at Pharsalus in Greece. |
3713 | 48 | Death of General Pompey in Egypt. |
3713 | 48 | Ptolemy XVI Caesar born to Cleopatra VI and Julius Caesar. |
3714 | 47 | Ptolemy XV becomes Pharaoh. |
3715 | 46 | Antipater made Procurator of the Roman Province of Judea, his son Herod made Governor of Galilee. |
3716 | 45 | Julius Caesar defeats the last forces of the opposition in Spain and is declared Dictator for Life. |
3717 | 44 | Ptolemy XVI Caesar becomes Pharaoh. |
3717 | 44 | Julius Caesar, Dictator for Life, is Assasinated by the Senate. |
3717 | 44 | Mark Antony, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Julius Caesar Octavianus form the Second Triumvirate. |
3720 | 41 | Decade |
3721 | 40 | Rome appoints Herod King of Judea at the urging of Mark Antony. |
3724 | 37 | King Herod "the Great" captures Jerusalem. |
3726 | 35 | King Herod builds a fortress against the north wall of the Temple, at the western end of the wall. This fortress, named "Antonia" in honor of Mark Antony, strengthens the northern defenses of Jerusalem |
3730 | 31 | Decade |
3730 | 31 | Battle of Actium. |
3730 | 31 | Mark Antony commits suicide. |
3730 | 31 | Cleopatra VI, the Queen of Egypt, commits suicide. |
3730 | 31 | Julius Caesar Octavianus Assumes command of Rome as Consul. |
3731 | 30 | Ptolemy XVI Caesar executed by order of Julius Caesar Octavianus, end of Ptolemy dynasty. |
3740 | 21 | Decade |
3742 | 19 | Herod begins preparing stones for the rebuilding of the Temple. |
3743 | 18 | Herod starts actual rebuilding of the Temple. |
3744 | 17 | Julius Caesar Octavianus becomes "Imperator Caesar Augustus". |
3750 | 11 | Decade |
3751 | 10 | Herod dedicates the Temple, still under reconstruction. |
3756 | 5 | John the Baptist born (year approximate). |
3756 | 5 | Jesus the Nazarene born (year approximate). |
3757 | 4 | Herod the Great dies. |
3759 | 2 | Archelaus executes a group of Pharisees in Jericho. |
3759 | 2 | Rebelion breaks out in Judea, led by Messianic leaders. |
3760 | 1 | Decade |
3760 | 1 | Publius Quintilius Varus, governor of Syria, sends three of his legions to Suppress the Judean Rebelion. |
3761 | 1 | The three legions burn several cities, crucify 2,000, and return to Syria with 3,000 captives to sell as slaves. |
3761 | 1 | Publius Quintilius Varus returns from Syria to Rome in triumph, is assigned to the north-east frontier. |
3769 | 9 | Battle of Teutoburg Forest, Legions XVII, XVIII and XIX, under the leadership of Publius Quintilius Varus, are massacred and their Eagles lost. These numbers were never used for any later Legion |
3770 | 10 | Decade |
3774 | 14 | Tiberius Claudius Nero becomes Imperator Tiberius. |
3777 | 17 | Two of the Eagle standards lost in the Battle of Teutoburg Forest are recovered. |
3780 | 20 | Decade |
3782 | 22 | John the Baptizer begins dipping people in the Jordan, then sending them "Up the west bank by the Jericho Road" to await the Messiah. |
3786 | 26 | Pontius Pilate appointed Roman prefect of Judea by Tiberius. |
3787 | 27 | Herod Antipas marries Herodias, daughter of his half brother Aristobulus and wife of his half brother Philip. |
3787 | 27 | Herod Antipas's Nabatean wife of about thirty years, fearing for her life, runs to her father, King Aretas (it is suggested that her name was Doris, but that notice is questionable). |
3790 | 30 | Decade |
3791 | 31 | Romans judicialy murder Jesus by crucifixion, 14th of Nisan (traditional date without real evidence). |
3796 | 36 | Pontius Pilate recalled to Rome. |
3797 | 37 | Joseph ben Mattathias is born in Jerusalem (became the author Flavius Josephus). |
3797 | 37 | Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus(known by his nickname Caligula) becomes Imperator. |
3799 | 39 | In a dispute, Herod Agrippa accuses Herod Antipas of conspiring with Parthians. Antipas is exiled to Gaul instead of crucified, Herodias chooses to go with him. Herod Agrippa made King of Judea as reward. |
AM | ce. | Event |
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3800 | 40 | Decade and Century |
3801 | 41 | Third (and final) Eagle standard lost in the Battle of Teutoburg Forest is recovered. |
3801 | 41 | Tiberius Claudius Drusus becomes Imperator Claudius. |
3801 | 41 | Agrippa, king of Judea, starts building a new, third, city wall on the North of Jerusalem. |
3803 | 43 | Rome invades the island of Britania. |
3804 | 44 | Death of Herod Agrippa. |
3809 | 49 | Claudius marries Agrippina and adopts her son Lucius Domitus Ahenobarbus under the name "Nero Claudius Drusus Germanicus" |
3810 | 50 | Decade |
3814 | 54 | Nero becomes Imperator on the death of Claudius. |
3820 | 60 | Decade |
3820 | 60 | Queen Boudicca of the Icceni rebels against Rome. Quickly put down. |
3822 | 62 | Judicial murder of James the Just. |
3823 | 63 | Temple rebuilding completed. |
3825 | 65 | Nero orders that a statue of himself as a God be placed in all temples of the Empire, including the one in Jerusalem... |
3825 | 65 | Joseph ben Mattathias returns from his mission to Rome. |
3826 | 66 | The Great Revolt, Romans driven out of Jerusalem. Zealots occupy Masada |
3826 | 66 | Cestius Gallus marches Legion XII Fulminata from Syria to put down the revolt. |
3826 | 66 | Legion XII Fulminata is chased back to Syria, losing its Aquila and many men in the battle. |
3827 | 67 | Nero orders "Destroy Jerusalem, level their Temple" |
3828 | 68 | A captive of the Romans, Joseph ben Mattathias predicts that Vespasian will become Emperor. |
3829 | 69 | The year of the Four Caesars, Civil war in Rome on the death of Nero. |
3829 | 69 | Vespasian is the last contender for Caesar, takes the throne. |
3830 | 70 | Decade |
3830 | 70 | 2,500,000 gather in Jerusalem for Passover. |
3830 | 70 | Titus brings Legion XV Apollinaris into the siege of Jerusalem. |
3830 | 70 | Titus calls in Legion III Augusta from Egypt and Legion XII Fulminata from Syria (again). |
3830 | 70 | Legion V Macedonica march from Emmaus and Legion X Fretensis from Jericho to join the siege of Jerusalem. |
3830 | 70 | Titus captures Jerusalem with over 1,300,000 jewish dead. |
3830 | 70 | The Second Temple, recently rebuilt, burned by Romans on the 9th of Av. |
3833 | 73 | With the aid of slave labor from Jerusalem, Legion X Fretensis enters the fortress of Masada, but without being able to sell the defenders as slaves. |
3835 | 75 | Joseph ben Mattathias is adopted into the family of Vespasian, as Flavius Josephus. |
3836 | 76 | Hadrian is born. |
3838 | 78 | Flavius Josephus' first work, "The Wars of the Jews", is published. |
3839 | 79 | Titus becomes Caesar. |
3839 | 79 | Coliseum, built with the treasures Titus looted from Judea, opens in Rome. |
3839 | 79 | Mount Vesuvius erupts "August 23, 79 AD". |
3840 | 80 | Decade |
3841 | 81 | Domitian becomes Caesar. |
3850 | 90 | Decade |
3856 | 96 | Marcus Cocceius Nerva becomes Caesar. |
3858 | 98 | Flavius Josephus publishes "The Antiquities of the Jews" as a defense of Jewish culture. |
3858 | 98 | Trajan becomes Caesar. |
3860 | 100 | Decade |
3864 | 104 | Trajan orders the re-excavation of the Red Sea canal, work begins. |
3865 | 105 | Trajan accuses Petra of conspiring with Parthia, enslaves populace. |
3870 | 110 | Decade |
3874 | 114 | Trajan takes Armenia from the Parthian Empire. |
3875 | 115 | Jews in Mesopotamia begin Kitos War of rebelion; riots spread to Syria, Cyprus, Judea, Egypt and Libya. It is never determined if the rebelion was started by Parthians, or just took advantage of Roman distraction. |
3876 | 116 | Trajan takes Assyria and Chaldea from the Parthian Empire. |
3877 | 117 | Hadrian becomes Caesar. |
3877 | 117 | Hadrian orders a fallback from Trajan's greatest conquest to a defensive line at the Euphrates. |
3880 | 120 | Decade |
3882 | 122 | Hadrian has a wall built across Britania to keep the Picts from invading. |
3890 | 130 | Decade |
3890 | 130 | Hadrian visits Jerusalem, announces plan to restore the ruined city to it's splendor before Titus' siege. The plan includes statues of Jupiter and of the deified Caesars in the Temple. Circumcision is outlawed. |
3890 | 130 | Hadrian moves on to Egypt in his inspection tour of the Roman Empire. |
3892 | 132 | Bar Kochba's Revolt, Romans driven out of Jerusalem. Jerusalem again the Capital. |
3895 | 135 | Emperor Hadrian's total destruction of Jerusalem. |
3895 | 135 | Judea renamed "Palestine" in honor of the Philistines/Phoenecians, as part of erasing the troublesome Jews from history. |
3895 | 135 | Emperor Hadrian's building of new walls and a new city named Aelia Capitolina, on the site of Jerusalem. |
3895 | 135 | Jews not allowed within sight of Aelia Capitolina on pain of crucifixion. |
3898 | 138 | Antonius Pius becomes Caesar. |
AM | ce. | Event |
---|---|---|
3900 | 140 | Decade and Century |
3910 | 150 | Decade |
3920 | 160 | Decade |
3921 | 161 | Marcus Aurelius becomes Caesar. |
3921 | 161 | Verus leads Roman war against Parthia with some early success. |
3926 | 166 | Verus' troops return from Parthia, plague strikes Rome. |
3930 | 170 | Decade |
3940 | 180 | Decade |
3940 | 180 | Lucius Aelius Aurelius Commodus becomes Caesar. |
3950 | 190 | Decade |
3952 | 192 | Publius Helvius Pertinax becomes Caesar. |
3952 | 192 | Didus Severus Julianus becomes Caesar. |
3953 | 193 | Lucius Septimus Severus becomes Caesar. |
3955 | 195 | Severus campaigns against Parthia. |
3957 | 197 | Severus captures Ctesiphon. |
3960 | 200 | Decade |
3970 | 210 | Decade |
3971 | 211 | Caracalla becomes Caesar uppon the natural death of his father, orders the death of everyone who blocked his attempts to murder his father sooner. |
3977 | 217 | Finished with the bloodbath in Rome, Caracalla campaigns against Parthia with some success before he is assassinated. |
3977 | 217 | Heliogabalus becomes Caesar. |
3980 | 220 | Decade |
3982 | 222 | Alexander Severus becomes Caesar. |
3990 | 230 | Decade |
3995 | 235 | Alexander Severus dies and confusion prevails. |
AM | ce. | Event |
---|---|---|
4000 | 240 | Decade and Century |
4010 | 250 | Decade |
4020 | 260 | Decade |
4028 | 268 | Claudius II Gothicus becomes Caesar. |
4030 | 270 | Aurelian becomes Caesar. |
4030 | 270 | Decade |
4035 | 275 | Aurelian dies. |
4040 | 280 | Decade |
4042 | 282 | After a long time planning, a combined Roman force attacks Parthian Persia. |
4043 | 283 | Carus dies in battle, Numerian and Carinus are assassinated. |
4044 | 284 | Surviving Roman leader Diocletian becomes Caesar. |
4046 | 286 | Diocletian names Maximian co-Augustus. |
4050 | 290 | Decade |
4053 | 293 | Diocletian and Maximian name Generals Galerius and Constantius as subordinate Caesars. |
4053 | 293 | Diocletian administers Thrace, Egypt and Asia from Nicomedia. |
4053 | 293 | Maximian administers Italy and Africa from Mediolanum. |
4053 | 293 | Galerius administers the Danubian provinces from Sirmium. |
4053 | 293 | Constantius administers Gaul, Spain and Britain from Augusta Treverorum. |
4060 | 300 | Decade |
4065 | 305 | Diocletian and Maximian abdicate, Galerius and Constantius advance to Augustus and name new subordinate Caesars. Questions of succesion lead to civil war. |
4070 | 310 | Decade |
4072 | 312 | Constantine I becomes Caesar of the Eastern provinces. |
4072 | 312 | Constantine I declares the Roman Catholic Church the official state religion of the Roman Empire. |
4072 | 312 | Shifting of all culpability for the murders of John the Baptist, Jesus the Nazarene, and James the Just from the Roman Occupation Army to the Jews becomes a political imperative. |
4080 | 320 | Decade |
4084 | 324 | Battle of Chrysopolis; Constantine is now Caesar of a united Roman Empire. |
4086 | 325 | Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine, begins constructing Roman Catholic Churches on any potential archaologic site. |
4090 | 330 | Decade |
4090 | 330 | Constantine moves his capital from Nicomedia to Byzantium. |
4097 | 337 | Constantine I dies - civil war resumes. |
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