Events with tag - Roman Law

January 10, 50 BC

Caesar Crosses the Rubicon

Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon River with his 13th Legion, committing treason against the Roman Republic and initiating a civil war that would transform Rome from a republic into an empire. His famous declaration 'the die is cast' marked this pivotal moment in history.

January 1, 47 BC

Inauguration of Basilica Julia

The Basilica Julia, ancient Rome's massive civil courthouse, was inaugurated in 46 BCE under Julius Caesar's direction. Located in the Roman Forum, this architectural masterpiece served as the center for civil courts, commerce, and public gatherings.

February 1, 313

Edict of Milan Legalizes Christianity

Emperor Constantine issued the Edict of Milan in February 313 CE, officially legalizing Christianity in the Roman Empire. This historic decree ended centuries of persecution, granted Christians equal rights, and established religious tolerance throughout Roman territories.