- FALL OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC AND RISE OF IMPERIAL ROME
- ROMAN CONQUEST OF GAUL (FRANCE) AND BRITAIN
- JULIUS CAESAR (?102-44 B.C.)
- CREATION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
- AUGUSTUS (RULED 27 B.C.-A.D. 14): HIS LIFE, CHARACTER AND HABITS
- AUGUSTUS BECOMES EMPEROR OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
- AUGUSTUS AS EMPEROR OF ROME
- AUGUSTUS POLICIES AND REFORMS
- AUGUSTUS, PAX ROMANA AND THE ROMAN EMPIRE
- TIBERIUS, JESUS AND THE JULIO-CLAUDIANS (27 B.C. – A.D. 68)
- CALIGULA (RULED FROM A.D. 37-41)
- CLAUDIUS (RULED FROM A.D. 37-54)
- NERO (RULED A.D. 54-68): HIS LIFE AND EARLY YEARS AS EMPORER
- NERO, CHRISTIANS, THE GREAT FIRE, THE REBUILDINGS OF ROME AND HIS DEATH
- NERO’S CRUELTY, BUFFOONERY AND STRANGE SEX LIFE
- TITUS, DOMITIAN AND THE FLAVIANS (RULED FROM A.D 69-96)
- VESPASIAN (RULED A.D. 69-79) AND THE COLOSSEUM, JEWISH WARS AND TOILET TAXES
- TRAJAN (RULED A.D. 98-117), HIS LETTERS AND TRAJAN'S COLUMN
- HADRIAN (RULED A.D. 117-138): HIS LIFE, CHARACTER AND REIGN AS EMPEROR
- HADRIAN'S BUILDING PROJECTS, TOURS AND DEFENSES
- MARCUS AURELIUS, THE ANTONINE DYNASTY AND THE PERIOD OF FIVE GOOD EMPERORS
- ROMAN EMPIRE UNDER THE SEVERANS (193–235 A.D.)
- DECLINE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE UNDER THE SOLDIER-EMPERORS (235–284 A.D.)
- DIOCLETIAN: SPLIT OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, PRICE CONTROLS AND THE PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS
- CONSTANTINE THE GREAT (A.D. 312-37): HIS LIFE, RISE TO POWER AND ACHIEVEMENTS
- CONSTANTINE THE GREAT (A.D. 312-37) AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE
- DECLINE AND STRAINS ON THE ROMAN EMPIRE AFTER CONSTANTINE
- VANDAL ATTACKS ON THE ROMANS
- HUNS ADVANCE INTO EUROPE, ATTACK THE ROMANS AND THE BATTLE OF CHALONS
- FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND EVENTS THAT PRECEDED IT
- ROME AFTER ITS FALL
- WHY DID THE ROMAN EMPIRE COLLAPSE
- ROMAN EMPIRE ARCHAEOLOGY
