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23 BC
 
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The first three books of Horace's Odes are published, written on his Sabine farm        
20 BC
 
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Herod the Great, king of Judaea, begins to build a spectacular new Temple for the Jews on the sacred mount in Jerusalem       
c. 20 BC
 
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The excellence of the arts, particularly literature, during the reign of Augustus Caesar causes it to be remembered as a golden age of culture       
c. 20 BC
 
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A collection of witty love poems, entitled Amores, brings Ovid an early success       
c. 20 BC
 
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Augustus Caesar puts a team of surveyors to work mapping the empire's 50,000 miles of roads, a task which will take them twenty years      
c. 20 BC
 
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Roman author Vitruvius writes De Architectura, now generally known as The Ten Books of Architecture       
c. 20 BC
 
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The Netherlands, or 'low countries' around the Rhine delta, enter history as the Roman province of Germania Inferior     
19 BC
 
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Virgil dies just after completing the Aeneid, and imperial command from Augustus Caesar prevents his executor from destroying the epic        
c. 6 BC
 
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According to the Gospel account, Jesus Christ is born in Bethlehem two years before the death of Herod the Great - making the date 6 BC        
4 BC
 
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Herod, according to the Gospel account, orders all newly born infants in Bethlehem to be killed