216 B.C. - "Things like ships" were seen in the sky over Arpi -- 180 Roman miles, east of Rome, in Apulia. (From the Roman author Julius Obsequens in, "Prodigorium Liber.")
214 B.C. - Hadria, Italy - An Altar was seen in the sky and about it the forms of Men in White clothes. - Julius Obsequens, Prodigiorum Libellus, Ch 66.
170 B.C. - At Lanupium a "Fleet of Ships" was seen in the sky.
163 B.C. - Formice, Italy - "In the Consultship of Tiberius Gracchus and Manius Juventus at Capua the Sun was seen at night. At Formice Two Suns were seen by day. The sky was afire. In Cephallenia a trumpet seemed to sound from the sky. There was a Rain of Earth. A Windstorm demolished houses and laid crops flat in the fields. By night an apparent Sun shone at Pisaurum". - Obsequens, Prodigiorum, Ch. 114.
122 B.C. - Gaul, (France) "In Gaul Three Suns and Three Moons were seen". - Obsequens, Prodigiorum, Ch. 114.
99 B.C. - According to C. Murius and L. Valerius, consuls in Tarquinia, "a round object like a globe or circular shield took its path in the sky, from west to east." (From the Roman author Julius Obsequens in, "Prodigorium Liber.")
90 B.C. – The Prodigia of Julius Obsequens reported at Aernarie, Italy a terrific noise and a "Globe of Fire" burning in the North and in the Spoletum Territory a Golden colored "Globe of Fire" descended and ascended into the sky.
90 B.C. - Rome, Italy - In the territory of Spoletium, in Umbria, a Globe of Fire, of Golden colour appeared burning in the North waith a terrific noise in the sky, the fell, gyrating to the Earth. It seemed to increase in size, rose from the Earth, ascended into the sky, where it obscured the disc of the Sun, with all its brilliance. It revolved towards the Eastern quadrant of the sky.
85 B.C. - Italy -"In the Consulship of Lucius Valerius and Caius Marius a Burning Shield scattering sparks ran across the sky". - Pliny, Natural History, Book II, Ch. 34.
81 B.C. - Spoletium, Italy - "Near Spoletium a Gold-coloured Fireball rolled down to the ground, increased in size; seemed to move off the ground toward the East and was big enough to blot out the Sun". _ Obsequens, Prodigiorum, Ch. 114.
73 B.C. - Pontus, Asia Minor - Whilst Roman legions were engaged in battle near the Black Sea against King Mithridates, a huge flaming Object fell between the two armies. It was said to have a shape like a Wine Jar and was the colour of molten lead.
Source: A Chronology of UFOs through Time
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