Alea iacta est: the Latin phrase 'the die has been cast' — meaning and history Alea iacta est Latin phrase attributed to Julius Caesar during the 49 BC crossing of the Rubicon; signifies an irreversible decision. Overview, origins, linguistic notes, and modern uses.
Battle of Corinth (146 BC): Sack, Aftermath, and Significance Battle of Corinth The Battle of Corinth in 146 BC ended the Achaean resistance to Rome. The city of Corinth was destroyed, its population enslaved or killed, and Greece effectively brought under Rom…
