Julius Alexander

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In Roma I, Emperor Julius Alexander was a grandson of Constantine who secured outposts and trading routes to India, paving the way for the Roman Empire's conquering of India. He was named after Alexander the Great. (PROSE: Warlords of Utopia)

Leaders of Rome

Kings, Dictators, Caesars, Roman Emperors, and Holy Roman Emperors

Tarquin the Proud

Augustus • Tiberius • Caligula • Claudius • Nero • Galba • Otho • Vespasian • Trajan • Hadrian • Antoninus Pius • Marcus Aurelius • Elagabalus • Constantine I • Maxentius

Western Roman Empire

Holy Roman Empire

Charlemagne • Frederick II • Maximilian I

Byzantine Empire

Leo • Zeno • Justinian • Nardole

Roma I	Augustus • Nerva • Trajan • Hadrian • Antonius Pius • Marcus Aurelius • Avidius Cassius • Septimus Severus • Publius Septimius • Claudius Gothicus • Domitius Aurelianus • Diocletian • Constantine I • Julius Alexander • Justinian • Carolus Magnus • Octavian VI • Cosimo • Romulus Augustus • Emmanuel Victorius • Eugenius

Roma VI	Diana

Roma XIII	Hieronymous • Crolix LI

Roma LVIII	Constantine I • Flavius Venerarius

Roma CI	Constantine I • Flavius Venerarius

Roma D	Adolphus Caesar

Roma DCX	Nero

Germania I	Honorius

Terra Nova	Marcus Antonius • Cleopatra Selene • Alexander Helios • Ptolemy Caesar

20th century	Margarita

Starless World	Unnamed • Augusta • Rory Williams • Hilarius

River Song's World	Winston Churchill

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Roman emperors

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