| Description | Person |
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| I am traditionally credited with creating the Roman Republic in 509 BC. | |
| I was proclaimed Dictator for Life in 44 BC, which led some senators to believe me a tyrant. | |
| I defeated Hannibal at the Battle of Zama in 202 BC, ending the Second Punic War. | |
| I was known for my oratorical skills, making me an influencal senator until my death in 43 BC. | |
| I was the first Roman to march his army on Rome itself, making myself Dictator in 82 BC. | |
| I was elected consul an unprecedented seven times, the first being in 107 BC. | |
| As consul, I defeated Philip V in the Second Macedonian War, establishing Roman presence in Greece. | |
| I conquered much of the east for Rome, and died defending the Republic in 48 BC. | |
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| As plebeian tribune, I tried to help the homeless in Italy, only to be killed by a few senators in 133 BC. | |
| I was the former answer's brother, and met a similar demise in 121 BC. | |
| I was the richest man in Roman history, and the third member of the First Triumvirate. | |
| I was Caesar's right-hand-man, and was defeated by his stepson at the Battle of Actium in 30 BC. | |
| It is said that I ended all of my senatorial speeches with, 'Furthermore, I believe Carthage should be destroyed.' | |
| I am the forgotten member of the Second Triumvirate, holding the high priesthood in Rome until my death in 12 BC. | |
| I was a Thracian slave that led an almost-successful revolt against Rome. | |
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