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Assassination of Acreulus
Aeleonica beheading Acreulus by Caravaggio, c. 1600
Location	Jerusalem, Roman Judea
Coordinates	31°47′N 35°13′E
Date	18 May 72 AD (72 AD-05-18)
Target	Acreulus
Attack type	Assassination Beheading
Perpetrator	Aeleonica Titus Pullo the Younger

Acreulus, a prominent Thracian commander in the Roman Army, was assassinated by Aeleonica on 18 May 72 AD. Aeleonica(with help from Centurion Titus Pullo the Younger) snuck into the Temple of Jerusalem at night where Acreulus was staying at during the First Jewish-Roman War. The assassination was the last of a series of conspiracies that started with Aeleonica insulting Acreulus after he said that Sarmatians cannot be warriors in the Milites Fortunae. After the assassination Aleonica fled Judaea to Armenia and stayed there for a number of years. Titus Pullo was caught fleeing the scene and was executed for treason. The ramifications of the assassination deteriorated Milites Fortunae's relations with the Roman Empire and led to the decline of Milites Fortunae in the 2nd century AD.

Aftermath

Assassination of King Cilo II
The Death of King Cilo by Vasiliy Smirnov, c. 1888
Location	Villa of Gaius Gallius, Rome
Coordinates	bruh
Date	18 December 56 AD (56 AD-12-18)
Target	King Cilo II
Attack type	Assassination
Perpetrator	Ioannes Nix

Cilo II, the King of Cathonia, was assassinated by Ioannes Nix on 18 December 56 AD. Cilo was visiting Rome during Saturnalia and was staying at the Villa of Gaius Gallius Alfredus. Ioannes Nix killed both Cilo and one of his diplomats Samulus Gallius Alfredus. Ioannes Nix attempted to kidnap Lucius Licinius Musus, Cilo's court engineer, but was foiled by his younger brother, Publius Licinius Musus and month prior. Cilo was in Rome to celebrate Saturnalia with his Roman friends. Ioannes Nix claimed that Cilo was planning on killing him in revenge for the attempt to kidnap Lucius Musus. Despite Ioannes Nix's claim, He was arrested and executed the same day by Gaeretix (one of Cilo's generals). The ramifications of the assassination would later cause the Cathonian Civil War bruh

Cathonian Civil War
The Final Moments of King Cilo by Salvator Rosa, c. 1649
Date 57 – 69 AD (−12 years) Location Cathonia Result Deposition of King Cilo III Ascension of Gaeretix as the King of Cathonia Decline of the Kingdom of Cathonia
Belligerents
Royalists	Former Commanders of Cilo II Supported by: Roman Empire
Commanders and leaders
Cilo III † Gaius Gallius Alfredus † Pitheculus †	Gaeretix Publius Licinius Musus †
Strength
10,000–30,0000	15,000–40,000
Casualties and losses
20,000 killed

Rebellion of Corduene
Part of Roman–Parthian Wars
Date 70– 75 AD (−5 years) Location Corduene Result Decisive Parthian victory
Belligerents
Corduenian Rebels Supported by: Roman Empire Kingdom of Commagene	Parthian Empire Allies: Kingdom of Armenia
Commanders and leaders
Forceres  Antiochus IV of Commagene † Lucius Caesennius Paetus † Gaius Julius Silenus Apollonius Apicius Pius Maximus	Vologases I Tiridates I of Armenia
Strength
10,000–50,0000	20,000–50,000
Casualties and losses
10,000 killed	7,500 killed

War of the Thracian Coalition
Date 41– 47 AD (−6 years) Location Thracia Result Inconclusive Death of King Rhoemetalces III Incorporation of the Thracian kingdom into the Roman Empire Regional shortage of Bodae
Belligerents
Milites Fortunae Thracian insurgents	Thracian kingdom Supported by: Roman Empire
Commanders and leaders
Sandros Manius Lucius Auduardus Harcynus	Rhoemetalces III † Acreulus
Strength
5,000–15,0000	10,000–20,000
Casualties and losses
10,000 killed

Westphalian Conquest of Hoya
Date 7 January 1529 – 25 March 1530 (1 year, 2 months, 2 weeks and 4 days) Location Northern Germany Result Treaty of Cologne Territorial changes Westphalia annexes Hoya and Brunswick
Belligerents
Westphalia Austria Poland–Lithuania	Margraviate of Brandenburg Denmark–Norway Bavaria Supported by: Burgundy
Commanders and leaders
Achriel von Eppstein Gottfried von Eppstein  Ferdinand I von Habsburg Inzucht Affe von Habsburg Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz Jan Mikołaj Jurjewicz	Sliech von Hohenzollern Adolfus Hiedler † Påus Køtte von Oldenburg Pierre Coubie de Valois
Strength
100,000 Westphalians 100,000 Austrians 45,000 Polish	200,000 Brandenburgers 60,000–100,000 Danish 20,000 other
Casualties and losses
30,000 in Westphalian service 25,000 in Polish service 20,000 in Austrian service 5,000 other	35,000 in Danish service 20,000 in Brandenburger service 10,000 other

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Xerones
Marble portrait of Xerones ca. 40-60 AD
Born	11 AD Sitonium
Died	88 AD Roman Illyricum
Other names	Jeromus
Occupation	General
Military career
Years	32-78 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain Roman–Parthian War of 58–63

Arethurnius
Bust formerly attributed to Arethurnius. It likely depicts Alexander the Great instead.
Born	c. 20 AD Germania
Died	66 AD Bethoron
Cause of death	Killed in Action
Occupation(s)	Soldier, Politician
Parent	Flavus (father)
Military career
Years	42-66 AD
Conflicts	Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 First Jewish–Roman War
Proto-Germanic	*Aurēþunraz

Marcus Illyrianus
Bust of Marcus ca. 50-60 AD
Born	27 May 21 BC Roman Illyricum
Died	65 AD Roman Illyricum
Occupation(s)	General, Politician, Philosopher
Military career
Years	5 BC-64 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain Roman–Parthian War of 58–63
Philosophy career
Notable work	Memoirs of Bellum Batonianum
Era	Hellenistic philosophy
Region	Western Philosophy
School	Stoicism
Main interests	History
Notable ideas	Locum parientis

Cubulus
Born	c. 20 AD Galatia
Died	68 AD Roman Judea
Cause of death	Killed in action
Other names	Cubus
Occupation	Soldier
Military career
Years	42-68 AD
Conflicts	Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 First Jewish–Roman War
Ancient Greek	Κύβος

Forceres
Portrait likely depicting Forceres
King of Corduene(disputed)
Reign	70 - 75 AD
Successor	Vologases I(as king of Parthia)
Born	c. 20 AD Corduene
Died	75 AD Corduene
Occupation	Soldier
Military career
Allegiance	Roman Empire Parthian Empire Kingdom of Corduene
Years	45-75 AD
Conflicts	Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 First Jewish–Roman War Rebellion of Corduene

Janitorus
Born	c. 30 AD Britannia
Died	52 AD Roman Illyricum
Cause of death	Liver Failure
Occupation	Soldier
Military career
Years	50-52 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain

Acreulus
Born	c. 15 AD Byzantium, Thrace
Died	18 May 72 AD Jerusalem, Roman Judea
Cause of death	Assassination
Other names	Acreus the Younger
Occupation(s)	Soldier, Politician
Known for	Conspiracy against Aeleonica
Parent	Acreus the Elder (father)
Military career
Years	40-72 AD
Conflicts	Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 First Jewish–Roman War
Ancient Greek	Ακρεύς

Aeleonica
Probable portrait of Aeleonica ca. 40-60 AD
Born	c. 25 AD Sarmatia
Died	98 AD Roman Illyricum
Known for	Assassinating Acreulus
Parent	Gesander (father)

Slica
Born	c. 15 AD Hibernia
Died	50 AD Britannia
Cause of death	Killed in action
Occupation(s)	Soldier, Politician
Military career
Years	41-50 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain

Paullus Catienus
Born	24 AD Tarraco, Hispania Tarraconensis, Roman Empire
Died	80 AD Roman Illyricum
Occupation(s)	Soldier, Painter
Military career
Years	50-72 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain Roman–Parthian War of 58–63

Auduardus
Volcanic cast from Pompeii presumed by some to be Auduardus.
Born	c. 25 AD Germania
Died	79 AD Pompeii
Occupation(s)	Soldier, Politician
Military career
Allegiance	Roman Empire
Years	46-70 AD
Conflicts	Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 First Jewish–Roman War
Proto-Germanic	*Audawarduz

Gaius Julius Silenus Apollonius Apicius Pius Maximus
Bust of Silenus from Pompeii
Born	5 December 12 AD Pompeii, Roman Empire
Died	84 AD Rome
Occupation(s)	Soldier, Politician
Parents	Gaius Julius Silenus (father) Licinia Magna (mother)
Military career
Allegiance	Roman Empire
Years	30-84 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 Rebellion of Corduene

Lucius Julius Caesar Sorrianus
Fantasy depiction of Caesar Sorrianus in the Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum
Born	14 January 15 AD Britannia
Died	86 AD Roman Illyricum
Occupation	Soldier
Military career
Allegiance	Roman Empire
Years	43-75 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain Roman–Parthian War of 58–63

Titus Verginius Decerus
The military leader, historian and philosopher Decerus.
Born	c. 5 AD Germania
Died	68 AD (aged approximately 63) Gaul
Occupation(s)	Military leader, mercenary, philosopher, historian
Notable work	History of the Frisii Commentaries on the Republic
Relatives	Lucius Verginius Rufus

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Gaeretix
Marble Portrait of Gaeretix ca. 60-70 AD
King of Cathonia
Reign	69 - 70 AD
Predecessor	Cilo III
Born	c. 5 AD Germania
Died	70 AD Rome, Italy
Occupation	Soldier, Sculptor
Military career
Years	39-70 AD
Conflicts	Roman conquest of Britain Cathonian Civil War

Ioannes Nix
Born	c. 4 AD Caledonia
Died	18 December 56 AD Rome, Italy
Cause of death	Execution
Other names	Rex Boraea, King of the North
Known for	Assassination of King Cilo II

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Cilo II
King of Cathonia
Reign	25 - 56 AD
Predecessor	Cilo the Great
Successor	Cilo III
Born	c. 1 AD Cathonia
Died	18 December 56 AD (aged c. 55) Rome, Italy
Spouse	Gaeretegina
Issue	Cilo III
House	Cilonid
Cause of death	Assassination

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Samulus Gallius Alfredus
Bust formerly attributed to Samulus. It likely depicts instead Augustus.
Born	6 AD Caesaraugusta, Hispania
Died	18 December 56 AD Rome, Italy
Cause of death	Assassination
Occupation(s)	Diplomat, Spy
Parent	Gaius Gallius Alfredus (father)

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Lucius Licinius Musus
Born	4 AD Picenum, Italy
Died	59 AD Rome, Italy
Occupation(s)	Inventor, Mathematician
Parent	Marcus Licinius Musus (father)

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Martin Lothar Jurss in 1815
Born	Martin Lothar Jürß c. 1775 Danzig
Died	15 January 1837 (Aged 62) Vienna
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Born	1486 Venice, Republic of Venice
Died	1532
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Born	c. 1480 Minsk, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Died	1554
Occupation	Viceroy
Family	Jurewicz

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Born	Lycia
Years active	c. 43 BC
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Born	c. 1610 Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
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