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| M. Ulpius Traianus [Trajan] |
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| Son adopted by Nerva and made commander of Germania Superior before succeeding Nerva as emperor |
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| Province conquered by Trajan (extending the empire to its greatest extent) |
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| Middle Eastern province added by Trajan |
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| Year seeing Trajan put down all revolts except those in Egypt |
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| Adopted by Trajan to be his Successor |
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| Title given to Trajan after his death |
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| Man to whom Trajan exchanged letters concerning the Christians in Bythinia |
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| Position of Hadrian's Wall |
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| Hadrian's favorite "friend" |
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| Tibur (modern day Tivoli) |
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| Position of Hadrian's villa |
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| Son adopted by Hadrian to Succeed him |
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| Lucius Verus and Marcus Aurelius |
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| Two sons Hadrian forced Antonius Pius to adopt who succeeded him after his death |
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| Adopted son of Antonius Pius whom he made co-emperor |
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1. Parthians
2. Danubian Front |
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| Two wars fought under Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus' co-rule |
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| Place of Marcus Aurelius death |
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| Work by Marcus Aurelius (written in Greek) |
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| Son of Marcus Aurelius who succeeded him as emperor |
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| Man whom Commodus thought he was |
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