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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE

DATE	EVENTS.	EMPEROR.
B.C.
350 (?)	Pytheas discovers Britain [I.D. 1]
100 (?)	Divitiacus Overlord of Britain (?)
	[II. B. 4]
	Gauls settle on Thames and Humber
	(?) [I.F. 4]
	Posidonius visits Britain [I.D. 3]
	Birth of Julius Caesar [II. A. 6]
58	Caesar conquers Gaul [II. A. 9]
56	Sea-fight with Veneti and Britons
	[II. B. 3]
55	First invasion of Britain
	[II. C., D.]
	Cassivellaunus Overlord of Britain
	(?) [II. F. 3]
	Mandubratius, exiled Prince of
	Trinobantes, appeals to Caesar (?)
	[II. E. 10]
54	Second Invasion of Britain
	[II. E., F., G.]
52	Revolt of Gaul. Commius, Prince
	of Arras, flies to Britain and
	reigns in South-east [III. A. 1]
44	Caesar slain [II. G. 9]
32	Battle of Actium [III. A. 6]	Augustus.
	About this time the sons of Commius
	reign in Kent, etc., Addeomarus
	over Iceni, and Tasciovan
	at Verulam [III. A. 1]
A.D.	About this time the Commian
	princes are overthrown
	[III. A. 2]
	Cymbeline, son of Tasciovan, becomes
	Overlord of Britain
	[III. A. 4]. Commians appeal to
	Augustus [III. A. 5]
14	Death of Augustus	Tiberius.
29	Consulship of the Gemini. The
	Crucifixion (?)
37	Death of Tiberius	Caligula.
40 (?)	Cymbeline banishes Adminius,
	who appeals to Rome [III. A. 5]
	Caligula threatens invasion
	[III. A. 6]
41	Caligula poisoned [III. A. 9]	Claudius.
	Death of Cymbeline (?). His son
	Caradoc succeeds
43	Antedrigus and Vericus contend
	for Icenian throne: Vericus appeals
	to Rome [III. A. 9]
44	Claudius subdues Britain [III. B.]
	Cogidubnus, King in South-east,
	made Roman Legate [III. C. 8]
45	Triumph of Claudius
	[III. C. 1, 2]
47	Ovation of Aulus Plautius, conqueror
	of Britain. [III. C. 2]
48	Vespasian and Titus crush British
	guerrillas [III. C. 3]
50	Britain made "Imperial" Province.
	Ostorius Pro-praetor
	[III. C. 9]
	Icenian revolt crushed [III. D.
	1-6].
	Camelodune a colony [III. D. 8]
51	Silurian revolt under Caradoc
	[III. D. 7, 8]
52	Caradoc captive [III. D. 9]
53	Uriconium and Caerleon founded
	[III. D. 12]
54	Death of Ostorius [III. D. 11]
55	Didius Gallus Pro-praetor. Last
	Silurian effort [III. D. 13]
	Death of Claudius [III. D. 13]	Nero.