Titus Larcius

Early Roman statesman and general who served twice as consul and became a dictator.

Chronology: 600 BC – 500 BC

Origins & Early Journey

Draco (legislator) — Contemporary (Died in -600) (-600): The first legislator of Athens, known for his harsh written legal code.
Gelon — Contemporary (Born in -600) (-600): Founder of the Deinomenid dynasty in Sicily, a powerful Greek tyrant.
Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus — Contemporary (Born in -600) (-600): A prominent, yet historically debated, Roman general of the 5th century BCE.
Ajatashatru — Contemporary (Born in -500) (-500): Powerful King of Magadha, founder of a dominant empire in ancient India.
Amyrtaeus — Contemporary (Born in -500) (-500): Pharaoh of the Twenty-eighth Dynasty, ending the first Persian occupation of Egypt.
Anaxagoras — Contemporary (Born in -500) (-500): Pre-Socratic philosopher known for the concept of Nous (Cosmic Mind)
Mahavira — Contemporary figure (Born in -599) (-599): 24th Tirthankara of Jainism; spiritual reformer from the 6th century BCE.
Croesus — Contemporary figure (Born in -596) (-596): Last King of Lydia, famed for immense wealth and defeat by Cyrus the Great.
Nabopolassar — Contemporary figure (Died in -605) (-605): Founder and first king of the powerful Neo-Babylonian Empire.
Necho II — Contemporary figure (Died in -595) (-595): Pharaoh of the 26th Dynasty, known for ambitious military campaigns and construction.
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