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| 1 | ASI {Peritius -M = January/February} Document: CGRN_143, a decree of Neoteichus and Ciddiucome in honour of three dynasts. |
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| 2 | EGY {12 Dystrus -M = March} Document: Austin_294,B a list of victors in a competition organized by Amadocus. |
| 2a | ASI {16 Daesius -M = ? June} Document: THI_32, a decree of the Chrysaorian League in honour of a Ptolemaic official. |
| 3 | ?? Document: BD_66 (OGIS_220), a decree of Ilium in honour of Metrodorus, the physician of Antiochus. |
| 3a | GRE ?? Document: Syll_411, a statue of Neoptolemus of Aetolia, erected by the city of Eretria. |
| 4 | EXT ?? Antiochus receives a request for grape-syrup, figs, and a sophist from the Indian king "Amitrochates" ( Bindusara ).
@ Athen_14.652'f-653'a. |
| 5 | ?? Deimachus is ambassador at the court of king Bindusara.
@ Strab_2'70;(1.9) { Bindusara was the predecessor of the famous Indian king Asoka ( see OCD³ ).} |
| 6 | GRE << The Athenians appoint Epichares to be general in charge of the coastal areas of Attica.
@ Austin_62'5-26;B { Errington_p89; the Athenian archon was Pithidemus (the same as for the decree of Chremonides).} |
| 7 | << Antigonus invades Attica.
* Read Justin's account @ THI_118'18-22; Paus_1.30'4, 3.6'4; ~Just_26.2'7-8;* { CAH_7.1'501; Green_695.} |
| 8 | ITA Regulus defeats the Sallentini, and captures Brundisium.
* Read Eutropius' account @ ~[Liv]:Per_15; Flor_1.15'1; [Vict]:VirIll_40'1; +Eutrop_2.17'1;* ~Zonar_8'7;(p373) { CAH_7.2'422.} |
| 9 | AFR A Roman embassy at Carthage complains about the presence of Carthaginian ships at the siege of Tarentum.
@ +Oros_4.5'2. |
| 10 | ROM >> The number of quaestors is increased from four to eight.
* Read Livy's account @ ~[Liv]:Per_15;* Tac:Ann_11'22; { CAH_7.2'438; OCD³.} |
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