Titus, born on December 30, 39 and died on September 13, 81, is a Roman Emperor. He<hr>
belongs to the Flavian dynasty, and reigned from 79 to 81. He is the son of Emperor Vespasian.<hr>
        Mariamne the Hasmonean, or Mariamne I, is a Hasmonean princess,<hr>
wife of Herod the Great, executed in 29 BC on the order of her husband.<hr>
        Vespasian is a Roman Emperor. He is the founder of the Flavian dynasty which<hr>
ruled the Roman Empire from 69 to 96. His sons, Titus and then Domitian, succeed him after his<hr>
death.<hr>
        Alexander the Great, or Alexander III, is a king of Macedonia and one of the<hr>
most famous figures of antiquity.<hr>
        Roxane, or Rhoxane, is a Persian woman. She is the first wife of Alexander the<hr>
Great and the mother of his posthumous son Alexander IV. She was assassinated on the order of<hr>
Cassander, claimant to the Macedonian throne with his son.<hr>
        Cassander is a king of Macedonia of the Antipatrid dynasty, who reigned<hr>
from 305 to 297 BC. He took part in the wars of Diadochi, conflicts that occurred after<hr>
the death of Alexander the Great for the partition of his empire. He had Alexander IV and<hr>
his mother Roxane assassinated in 310 BC, leaving the title of king of Macedonia vacant until 305.<hr>
BC, when he proclaimed himself king.<hr>
        Jonathan is a prince of the kingdom of Israel at the time when his father Saul is king. The books<hr>
of Samuel, from the Old Testament, report that he befriended young David, who was then designated to<hr>
take the throne from Saul.<hr>
        David is a significant figure in the Bible as the third king of the unified monarchy<hr>
of Israel and Judah following Saul and Ish-boshet. With Solomon, his son and successor,<hr>
he is one of the major founders of the Israelite state. He is also the main author of the Psalms.<hr>
        Solomon is a king of the ancient kingdom of Israel, renowned for his wealth and wisdom,<hr>
according to the Bible. He succeeded his father, King David, the founder of the lineage of the kings of Judah.<hr>
        Romulus is the legendary founder and first king of Rome.<hr>
        Numa Pompilius is the second of the seven kings of the Roman royalty. According to the<hr>
Latin tradition, his reign extended from 715 to 673 BC. He is part of the first series<hr>
of mythical kings of Rome shared between Latin kings, and Sabine kings, peoples<hr>
settled in central Italy. He is a peaceful king.<hr>
        Julius Caesar, also simply called Caesar, is a Roman general, statesman, and<hr>
writer, born on July 12 or 13, 100 BC in Rome and died on March 15, 44 BC<hr>
in the same city. He is known for his war exploits and his conquests.<hr>
        Sophonisbe, born in Carthage in 235 BC and died in Cirta in 203 BC, is a<hr>
queen of Numidia and the wife of Syphax, Berber king of Numidia, and then Massinissa.<hr>
        Hasdrubal Gisco, died in 202 BC, is a Carthaginian general from the Second<hr>
Punic war.<hr>
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