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| Small city-state overthrows foreign rule of the Etruscans. |
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| Flavian Ampitheatre built by emperor Vespacian, used to host gladiatorial battles and other gory spectacles for the common people’s entertainment. |
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| A Roman playwright who was a master of farce. |
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| Constantine legalizes Christianity |
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| Simpler dramatic theatrical form with no words, to compete with the Gladitorial entertainment of the coliseum. |
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| Emperor and Empress of Byzantine Empire during its height. |
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| Hydraulis, Tuba (elongated trumpet-like), Horn (curved like french horn) |
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| Roman Musical Instruments |
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