200 - 100 BC
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B.C.
200 Second Macedonian War between Greeks and Philip V of Macedon
200 Rome attacks Macedonia
200 Philip is forced to surrender Greece
200 Germanic groups expanding
200 Last Etruscan cities fall to Roman expansion
198 Judea part of Seleucid empire under Antiochus III and IV
197 Rome defeats Macedoniana army under Philip V at Cynoscephalae
190 Lydia absorbed into the Pergamum kingdom
190 Syrian war, defeat of Syrian king Antiochus III by Romans
190 Birth of Hipparchus (Greek astronomer)
185 The last of the Mauryans overthrown, the Sungas rule Magadha
183 Hannibal commits suicide to avoid being captured by the Romans
180 Ptolemy VI Philometor rules in Egypt
179 Perseus (son of Philip V) continues the war with Rome
175 Phraates I begins to expand Parthian rule
175 Antiochus IV Epiphanes becomes king of the Seleucid Empire
171 Third Macedonian War, Macedonians under Perseus attack Rome once again
171 Mithridates I founds the Parthian Empire
170 First recorded paved streets appear in Rome
170 Antiochus IV invades Egypt
168 In the battle of Pydna the Romans defeat the Macedonians and capture Perseus
168 Macedonia forced to pay tribute to Rome
168 Macedonian Wars end, Rome begins to expand east
167 Antiochus IV persecutes the Jews
164 Judas Maccabaeus defeats the Syrians and frees Jerusalem (hannakah)
160 Judas Maccabeus is killed in battle against Syrians. His brother Jonathan leads the Jews
159 First water clock in Rome
157 Judaea becomes independant
156 Dalmatia is Romanized
155 Early writings are compiled, including important Taoist manuscripts
155 The reign of Menander begins, greatest Indo-Greek king
150 Macedonian revolt led by Andriscus defeats a Roman legion
149 Third Punic War by Romans against Carthage under Scipio the Younger
149 Fourth Macedonian war, Macedon is conquered and becomes a Roman province
148 Rome puts down a Macedonian revolt
147 Greece falls under Roman control
148 Macedonia and Greece are annexed by Rome
146 The Third Punic War ends, Final defeat and destruction of Carthage
146 Rome gains control of Carthaginian territory.
146 Carthage inhabitants sold into slavery and the capital city is burned.
146 Province of Africa created
146 Rome gains Spain, Asia Minor, Greece, n. Africa and Egypt from Carthage
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Ancient Questions
- Why Do the Huldah Gates Appear Different in Ancient Replicas and Modern Photos?
- What Is the Origin of the Japanese and Chinese Peoples? A Biblical Perspective
- How did the ancient Greeks and Romans practice medicine and treat illnesses?
- What were the major contributions of ancient Babylon to mathematics and astronomy?
- How did the ancient Persians create and administer their vast empire?
- What were the cultural and artistic achievements of ancient India, particularly during the Gupta Empire?
- How did ancient civilizations like the Incas and Aztecs build their remarkable cities and structures?
- What were the major trade routes and trading practices of the ancient world?
- What was the role of slavery in ancient societies like Rome and Greece?
- How did the ancient Mayans develop their sophisticated calendar system?
Bible Study Questions
- Why Do Christians Celebrate Christmas?
- How Many Chapters Are There in the Bible?
- The Five Key Visions in the New Testament
- The 400-Year Prophecy: Unpacking Genesis 15 and the Journey of a People
- The Authorized (King James) Version (AKJV): Historical Significance, Translation Methodology, and Lasting Impact
- Exploring the English Standard Version (ESV): Its Aspects, Comparisons, Impact on Biblical Studies, and Church Use
- A Detailed Historical Analysis of Language Updates in the KJ21: Comparison with Other Versions
- A Detailed Historical Analysis of the American Standard Version (ASV): Comparison to the King James Version, Influence on Later Translations, and Evaluation of Strengths and Weaknesses
- A Detailed Historical Analysis of Amplifications in the Amplified Bible (AMP) and Its Comparison to Other Bible Translations
- Detailed Historical Analysis of the Amplified Bible Classic Edition (AMPC): Examples of Amplifications and Comparative Analysis with Other Bible Translations
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