Emperors Of The Byzantine And Roman World 1-24
19 entries in the Emperors Of The Byzantine And Roman World compendium.
Alexios I KomnenosByzantine emperor who sparked the First Crusade.Anastasius I DicorusEastern Roman emperor who reformed finances and built lasting defenses.Antoninus PiusRoman emperor whose reign was the most peaceful of the Principate.ArcadiusWeak-willed emperor whose reign saw barbarian incursions and court intrigues.AurelianRestored the Roman Empire's territorial integrity through military victories.Basil IByzantine emperor who founded the Macedonian dynasty and reformed law.CaracallaRoman emperor who granted citizenship to all free inhabitants.Constans IIByzantine emperor who visited Rome and faced Arab invasions.Constantine IX MonomachosByzantine emperor whose reign saw the Great Schism and fiscal decline.Constantine VByzantine emperor who strengthened borders and enforced iconoclast policies.Constantine VIIByzantine emperor and scholar who compiled key historical and agronomic works.Constantine VIIILongest-reigning de jure Byzantine emperor, whose sole rule saw decline.Constantine XI PalaiologosLast Byzantine emperor, died defending Constantinople in 1453.Constantius IIRoman emperor whose reign saw civil wars and religious strife.Andreas PalaiologosLast prominent claimant to the Byzantine imperial throne.Appius Claudius CaecusFirst Roman public figure with historically traceable life.Cato the ElderRoman soldier, senator, historian, and censor known for conservatism.Cato the YoungerConservative senator who opposed Caesar and died for the Republic.CatilineRoman politician who led a failed coup in 63 BC.
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