TIME CHART -

	CONTINENTAL EUROPE		NORTH BRITAIN		S. BRITAIN AND IRELAND
	CHIEF EVENTS	Celebrities	CHEIF EVENTS	Celebrities	CHEIF EVENTS	Celebrities
100 B.C.	Julius Caesar subdues Gauls (58 B.C. - 50 B.C.) Assassination of Caesar (44 B.C.)	Cicero d. 43 B.C. Virgil d. 19 B.C. Livy d. 17 A.D. Horace d. 8 B.C.			First invasion of Julius Caesar (55 B.C.) Second invasion (54 B.C.)
Chr. Era	Cladius, Emperor of Rome (43 A.D.) Jerusalem destroyed by Titus (70 AD.)	Julius Agricola 40 A.D. - 93 A.D. Tacitus d 99 A.D.	Agricola invades North Britain (84 A.D.) Defeat of Caledonians at Mons Graupius (84 A.D.) Chain of forts from Forth to Clyde built (84 A.D.)	Galgacus	Roman invasion of South Britain (43 A.D.) Agricola completes conquest of South Britain (78 - 84 A.D.)	Caractacus 43 - 52 A.D. Boadicea d 61 A.D.
100 A.D.	Roman Empire reaches its greatest extent (107 A.D.) Jerusalem rebuilt by Hadrian (130 A.D.)	Juvenal d. 128 A.D. Plutarch b 46 A.D. Sutonius Lucian 90 - 180	Antonine's Wall between the Forth and Clyde built (140 A.D.)		Adrian's Wall, between the Tyne and Solway, built (121 A.D.)	Lollius Urbicus (Roman Governnor)
200 A.D.		Zenobia Origen 185 - 254	Severus attempts to conquer North Britain (208 A.D.) Severus builds wall across Britain from Firth of Forth (209 A.D.)		Emperor Severus rebuilds and strengthens Adrian's Wall (208 A.D.) Emperor Severus dies at York (211 A.D.)	Carausius d. 293 Allectus d 296
300 A.D.	Constantine grants tolerance to Christians (323 A.D.) Seat of Empire removed to Constantinople (328 A.D.) Roman Empire divided into East and West (395 A.D.)	Ulpilas (bishop) 311 - 81) Stilicho (General) 359 - 408) St Jerome (331 - 422)	Picts and Scots invade South Britain (360 A.D.) Picts, Scots and Saxons ravage South Britain (364 A.D.) Picts and Scots defeated by Theodosius (368 A.D.) St Ninian in Galloway (about 307 A.D)	St Ninian (about 360 A.D.)	Martydom of St Alban (305 A.D.) Constantine dies at York (306 A.D.) Defeat of Saxons by Theodosius (368 A.D.) Pelagius (375 - 425 A.D.)	St Alban
400 A.D.	Rome plundered by Alaric, King of the Goths (420 A.D.) Attila's defeat at Chalons (451 A.D.) Sack of Rome by the Goths (472 A.D.) Fall of Western Empire (477 A.D.) Battle of Soissons Defeat of Syagrius by Clovis (485 A.D.)	Alaric, King of Goths d. 410 A.D. St Augustine 353 - 430 Attilla, leader of Huns 406 - 53 Clovis, King of Franks 465 - 511	Picts and Scots attack South Britain St Palladius in Scotland (431 A.D.)	St Palladius St Patrick	Roman lrgions withdraw from Britan (410 A.D.) St Patrick in Ireland (432 - 65 A.D.) The Coming Of The English (449 A.D.) Kingdom of Kent (455 A.D.) Other English Kingdoms established	Pelagius 375 - 425)