143 B.C. Olympiad 159.2Click on the links in the lists of references to go to the sources for each event
| 1 | BAE << Fabius spends the winter at Corduba.
@ ~Appian:Hisp_65'c. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1a | EGY {16 Tybi -E = February} Document: PMert_59, record of the decision of a court at Crocodopolis in a case between Asclapon and Antigone.
@ Bagnall_111; {The date of this document is not certain; it may instead be 154 B.C.} | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2 | SPA Outbreak of war between Numantia and Rome.
* Read Appian's account @ Flor_1.34'4;L ~Appian:Hisp_66'a,* 76'a; {CAH_8'134 3
| SYR ?? The "Wicked Priest" pursues (? and kills) the "Teacher of Righteousness", the leader of the Essenes, who is in exile at Damascus.
| @ Qumran_CD'6, 'B1-B2, 1QpHab'5, '8-12, 4Q171'4; {On the assumption, which is far from certain, that the "Wicked Priest" was Jonathan.} 4
| PAL << Jonathan sends an embassy to renew the treaties with Rome and Sparta.
| * Read 1Maccabees' account @ ~1Macc_12'1-23;* Joseph:AJ_13'163-173; +Hieron:Chron_1873; {This diplomatic activity may have occurred in the gap between the campaigns of 144 and 143 B.C.} 5
| << The Jews of Jerusalem appeal for help to the Jews of Egypt.
| @ +2Macc_1'7-9. 6
| CIS The Salassi defeat Ap.Claudius.
| * Read Dio's account @ DioCass_fr.74'1-2;* +Obseq_21;L +Oros_5.4'7.L 7
| SPA Metellus subdues the Arevaci.
| * Read Appian's account @ ~[Liv]:Per_53'a; Frontin:Str_3.7'3, 4.1'11, 7'42; Flor_1.33'13-14;L ~Appian:Hisp_76'a-b;* [Vict]:VirIll_61'3;L ~Eutrop_4.16'1; {OCD_m.} 8
| LUS Viriathus defeats Claudius Unimanus.
| * Read Appian's account @ Flor_1.33'16;L ~Appian:Hisp_66'a-b;* [Vict]:VirIll_71'1;L ~Oros_5.4'3-6;L {CAH_8'133.} 9
| PAL Jonathan foils a Syrian night attack near Hamath.
| * Read 1Maccabees' account @ ~1Macc_12'24-34;* Joseph:AJ_13'174-180. 10
| Jonathan restores the walls and fortifications of Jerusalem.
| * Read 1Maccabees' account @ ~1Macc_12'35-38;* Joseph:AJ_13'181-183; {CAH_8'366.} 11
| CIS Ap.Claudius subdues the Salassi.
| * Read Livy's account @ ~[Liv]:Per_53'a;* +Oros_5.4'7;L {OCD_c.} 12
| SPA Metellus besieges Contrebia.
| * Read Velleius' account @ +[Liv]:EpOx_53'160-163;L Vell_2.5'2-3;* ValMax_2.7'10,L 5.1'5,L 7.4'5;L Frontin:Str_1.1'12, 4.1'23; Plut:Mor_201'F-202'A; Flor_1.33'10;L Ampel_18'14; [Vict]:VirIll_61'4.L 13
| PHO Tryphon lures Jonathan to Ptolemais and captures him.
| * Read 1Maccabees' account @ ~1Macc_12'39-53;* Joseph:BJ_1'49, :AJ_13'187-193, 20'239; Sulpit_2.25'a; {CAH_8'367.} 14
| ROM Ap.Claudius holds an unauthorized triumph, with the support of his daughter Claudia, who is a Vestal virgin.
| * Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Cael_34;* Suet:Tib_2'4; DioCass_fr.74'2; +Oros_5.4'7;L {CAH_8'192; OCD_c.} 15
| PEL << Document: SIG_686, the base of a statue of Polybius at Olympia.
| @ Burstein_79. 16
| PAL Simon becomes the leader of the Jews.
| * Read 1Maccabees' account @ ~1Macc_13'1-11;* MegTaan_6'1; Joseph:AJ_13'194-202; Sulpit_2.26'a; {CAH_8'367; Green_714.} 17
| Tryphon invades Judaea, and attempts to extort a ransom from Simon.
| * Read 1Maccabees' account @ ~1Macc_13'12-21;* Joseph:BJ_1'49, :AJ_13'203-208. 18
| ROM The senate debates the Roman water supply.
| @ +Frontin:Aqu_1'7. 19
| == The enactment of the Lex Didia, a law curbing excessive expenditure on luxuries.
| @ ~Macrob:Sat_3.17'6;L {CAH_8'184; CAH_9'59.} 20
| == The birth of the orator M.Antonius.
| @ ~Cic:DeOr_2'364,L :Brut_161;L {Three years before the birth of Crassus.} 21
| ROM == Document: SIG_679, a decree of the senate concerning a dispute between Magnesia and Priene.
| @ Sherk1_34. 22
| MAC ?? Document: Sherk1_36, a milestone with the name of Cn.Egnatius, from the Via Egnatia near Thessalonice.
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