| Event | Year |
| Muhammed dies in Medina, which marks the start of a large muslim expansion | |
| Socrates is sentenced to death by drinking a poisonous mixture | |
| Constantine becomes the sole ruler of the roman empire | |
| The roman city of Pompey is covered with ash from a vesuvian eruption | |
| The muslims starts the invasion of the iberian peninsula | |
| Caesar is killed by a group of senators | |
| Alexander the great dies | |
| Sulla marches on Rome, and becomes dictator | |
| Traditional date for the founding of Carthage | |
| Alexander the great starts his reign | |
| The battle of Terty unites the franks under Pepin II | |
| The earliest complete survival of a dated printed book, 'Diamond Sutra', is printed in China | |
| A muslim army ends the roman influence in Africa at the battle of Carthage, and sacks the city | |
| Clovis I conquere the last roman provinses in Gaul, and founds the francian empire | |
| Francia is parted in three after the death of Louis I, and three following years of civil war | |
| Emperor Theodosius declears christianity the official religion in the empire | |
| Theodosius reunites the empire, and rules both parts | |
| The Second Council of Nicaea is held, which reunited the eastern and the western church | |
| Judas Maccabeus restore the temple of Jerusalem, celebrated by Hannukah | |
| Theodosius declares the olympic games heathen and is forbidden | |
| The first olympic games were held in Olympia | |
| The first punic war | |
| Large parts of Rome is burned to the ground | |
| Octavian becomes Augustus and get the title emperor of Rome | |
| The roman empire is split in two again, this time permanently | |
| Harun ar-Rashid, 'The 1001 nights caliph', starts his reign | |
| Karl Martell defeats the muslims at Poitiers, which stops the muslim invasion of Europe | |
| Pompey, Crassus and Caesar formes the first triumvirate | |