Age of wonders (Orbis Romanum)
From Alternative History
Timeline: Orbis Romanum
January,10 42CE Alexandria
Pliny is already a famous scholar. He visits Hero in Alexandria bringing engineers with him. Hero's aeolipile is demonstrated. Roman engineers are delighted and do some experiments, one of them accidentally sealing the steam vents. The toy explodes, injuring the engineer but demonstrating the power of steam.
January,10 45CE Parlious Caravel
Constantine became emperor, and not only allowed Christianity, he built a new capital on Byzantium and renames it Parlious Caravel. It is the most splendid, wealthiest, magnificent, enormous, most fortified, busiest, grandest, most beautiful, and the greatest city in the world. he had got internal life to live forever by the Fountain of Youth's water and was the most ultra-extremely popular emperor in the world. Under him, he advanced in technology, ordered many building projects, and gave new laws and eliminated old, strict ones.
January,10 47CE Rome
Hero visits Pliny in Rome. He demonstrates his Heromobilium, a cart on wheels moving under steam eco-friendly power. It has a small boiler fired with wood. It can only move over a flat surface and is incredibly inefficient but it greatly delights Pliny. Roman engineers are called in and the first recorded brainstorming session takes place. A filter in the outlet from the broiler makes great, cool smells and cleans the air. The toy has an irresistable attraction for engineers and they start making copies with improvements.
April,5 50CE Athens
The Greek Philosopher Caltrix takes the first steps on the way to the decimal system after a visit to India . To demonstrate the power of his tool he calculates the number of water drops in all the oceans.
December,22 51CE Dacia
A Macedonia inventor named Sadartanosyrus invents a machine that shows an image of plans for buildings/cities. This idea spread rapidly, but they had to draw the plans and it'll tell what it will look like. Many people loved this invention.
June,11 52CE Parlious Caravel
Sarmizegethusa built and made and expanded on the capital Parlious Caravel. he built many structures, and ny his death, it became very wealthy, thinking you had stumbled into a great city at heaven.
August,5 55CE Rome
The steam engine has been improved by Hero and Roman engineers. It now sports large copper cylinders and works at a higher pressure. A wooden track is laid along the Via Appia from the Forum to Aricia, a distance of some 30 kilometers. The toy will run on it and transport patricians for amusement, and for the larger style, transportation.
July,1 56CE Rome
The Appian Way has a city built on part of it called Sevaruanus Traycanoeus, which was the first city to have a medieval -style monastry. This idea spread the world and became popular
September,7 60CE Rome
A lot of wealth is following in the empire. Christianity became the only religion and Judaism banned. But when most Jew were killed, others survived. The treasury now has 500,000 talents flowing into its coffers every year. The Roman Denarius has been deflated over the years increasing the relative wealth of Rome.
October,1 60CE Rhodos
The engineers of the university of Rhodos have constructed a primitive capacitor in a glass jar. The capacitor is laboriously charged with a woolen strip on a wheel turned by slaves. This invented a new type of crane that stores building materials, and carries it and puts where it needs on the place with 10,000 ft. of string.
May,4 61CE Rome
A scientist named Pharos new that the world is round, it travels around the sun, and discovers the human body. With a lot of evidence, statues started to look more graceful, beautiful, lifelike, and detailed.
September,17 62CE Southern Africa
Africa wasn't touched by the Romans till 62CE, when a sailor and merchant named Lafasiagus knew that he could find gold and treasures by finding unknown land. When he discovered, he found out Southern and eastern Africa are rich in gold, diamonds, and gems. Emperor Constantine liked his discovery, and also feared the growing population, so he sent millions of people into Africa to make a great living here.
November,12 62CE Nile Valley Lafasiagus founded many strange animals. Year earlier, when Constantine became emperor, he believed God's animals he created needed to be protected to please him, so he banned all hunting and killing of animals, and held ancient Safaris to see these creatures. Sacrifices were later banned.
When he discovered the Nile Valley, he knew about the Kushites and Ptolemies that all share this home. He bought influence from them to Parlious Caravel.
Constantine later ordered the invasion of the areas and had the Nile Valley on his control.
December,1 62CE
Athens
The Academy of Plato adds ideas of science that light bends, bounces, or could be absorbed. many inventions had been created to help advance their lives, but it went very slow in progress in technology.
April,2 65CE Brittania
Brittania starts exporting coal. It helps fuel and warm heating than wood.
May,4 65CE Russia
The engineers of Traganian Papowamk (on present-day Moscow) were already famous for the study of electricity and have constructed an electron pile. The device is a primitive, thick battery made from copper and zinc plates and a brine electrolyte. It produces 50 voltas of electricity and a sizeable current that can make a gold wire glow. There are interesting effects when the current is led through water with dissolved chemicals in it. This is the first step in the field of chemistry.
August,19 66CE Panama
Architect Werasausa Malaliaious designs a city that follows along a thick river with it. It became the gateway through Panama and was the most stroangest city because there were so many pets and so mant exotic fish to be protected.
January,1 70CE Stoicism
The dominant philosophy in the empire is stoicism. It can be traces back to Socrates. The principles of virtue and fortitude in the face of adversity appeal to Romans. Stoicism does not forbid slavery but accepts slaves as equals, so a Stoic will not use slaves if practically possible. The belief that nature can be explained is a great driving force for science. While Stoics tolerate religious beliefs they are not really religious. They believe that nature can be explained by reason and if there are any gods, they are subject to random fate like humans.
February,1 72CE Singapore
Constantine builds Songapoarus and made it an industry of fishing, farming, and military center.
June,19 73CE Caesarea
Constantine expands Caesarea and builds the port in a different way. he also planted 500 hundred trees to supply oxgeon, which Photosyphisis remained mystery till yesturday.
June,19 73CE Tasmania
A paradise city was built called Austalias and was very wealthy.
August,21 77CE California
Gold has been discovered here, and a bunch of cities were built to produce gold. It was gone 4,000,000,000 years later, but alchemists later discovered a formula to make metals turn into gold. Another formula makes gold renewable sources, so much more cities were built.
September,19 77CE
Rome
Claudius, a general, attacks the forest kingdom of Benin, and carries out the treasures.
June,1 79CE
RomeConstantine builds a huge market on water, to produce fish, seafood, and water by filtering the ocean water. The same day, he banned the manner on throwing up between coursces.
April,22 82CE India
Elephants became use of transportation. Many Romans sometimes disapproved this
April,22 82CE Roman Empire
Jews preserved Judaism, but were banned by Constantine, later, he wanted to make peace and allowed them to worship freely, he also gave the law that their emperors were chosen by God, and he allowed them to have the right to rule. He also formed the first patriarch and tells it is chosen by God.
May,9 83CE
Jerusalem
Constantine rebuilds the temple of Jerusalem, since it was burned down.
August,15 85CE
Upper Egypt
Machines(same of those as Muslims built in real history) to carry water as far out had been built, and part of the Sahara turned into a fertile, wet grassland.
October,19 85CE
Tibet
The largest terrace farm is located there and produced more food than ever.
March,3 86CE Carthago
A lighthouse was built there in Carthago. a port in the mouth of the Congo, named after the Carthaginian city Carthage.
December,15 88CE Pakistan
Constantine orders all of the slaves there that don't worship god to be killed.
February,5 91CE
Rome
A traveler from China brings home some gray powder and the formula for making it, based an saltpeter. The powder burns fiercely when lighted. Universities are now researching electricity, chemistry, mechanical engineering and optics.
April, 13 101AD The Golden Age begins, and so is science!
