Who came first in Roman history?

Who, formerly known as Octavian, became the first Roman emperor and ushered in the Pax Romāna? Addendum - here he is closing the doors on the Temple of Janus - a (rare) sign of Rome at peace

Who won the battle of Actium and later was awarded the title Augustus, meaning “revered one,” by the Roman Senate?

Quis sum? Uxor Augustī eram et dea facta sum.

Which emperor, who had military success in Britain, adopted Nero as his heir, and is said to have been poisoned by his own wife?

Who was both the mother of Tiberius and the long-time wife and counselor of Augustus?

Which emperor, appointed by the Praetorian Guard, was the first to invade Britain successfully in AD 43?

Because of his head being covered in a pious way, this statue of Augustus portrays him in his role as

Who am I? My triumphal arch in the Roman Forum commemorates my sack of Jerusalem in AD 70. I also supervised the opening of the Colosseum in AD 80.

The Flavian Emperors who built the first permanent amphitheater in Rome, sacked Jerusalem and dealt with the eruption of Vesuvius were

Which of the following men was one of the Five Good Emperors and is known for his writings on Stoic philosophy?

To which Roman emperor did Pliny the Younger write letters concerning the Christians in AD 112?

The statesman and Stoic philosopher Seneca helped keep what last Julio-Claudian emperor in check during the early years of his rule?

addendum - that emperor then forced him to commit suicide, not a nice guy

Which Flavian Emperor ruled for ten years, began building the Colosseum, and was then succeeded by his sons?

What emperor, born in Spain, extended the empire through his conquests in Dacia (see map) and later was said to have adopted his soon-to-be successor Hadrian only a few days before his death?

What Roman general was named emperor in AD 69, began work on the Colosseum, and established the Flavian dynasty?

Which emperor belonged to the same dynasty as Augustus?

Which Latin phrase is associated with the start of Christianity being accepted in the later Roman Empire?

To which Roman emperor did Maecenas and Agrippa serve as cultural and military advisors?

The year 2014 was the 2000th anniversary of the death of this leader who boasted that he transformed Rome from a city of brick to a city of marble.

The patron who sponsored a number of the poets of the Augustan Age was

What emperor, a lover of all things Greek, brought the beard back into fashion and established the northern boundary of the Roman Empire in Britain?

Who is the author of Meditations, a treatise on Stoic philosophy, and is depicted here?

What event in AD 64 allowed Nero to build his Domus Aurea and develop other parts of the city Rome?

What was the name of Augustus’ only daughter, whom he exiled?

Which Julio-Claudian emperor was infamous for building a huge palace for himself called the Domus Aurea after the Great Fire of AD 64? Addendum - he did not (contrary to popular rumor) play a song while Rome burned.

What sponsor of the arts in the Augustan Age was so famous that his name is still used to describe modern patrons?

What Roman equestrian and friend of Augustus was known for his patronage of poets including Vergil, Horace, and Propertius?