313 B.C. Olympiad 116.4Click on the links in the lists of references to go to the sources for each event
| 1 | THR Lysimachus puts down rebellions in his kingdom, and defeats and kills Pausanias, the general of Antigonus.
@ +Diod_19.73'1-10. |
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| 2 | PEL Antigonus sends Telesphorus with a fleet to the Peloponnese.
@ +Diod_19.74'1-2. |
| 3 | EPI Philippus the brother of Cassander defeats and kills Aeacides, the king of Epirus; Alcetas becomes the next king of Epirus.
* Read Diodorus' account @ +Diod_19.74'3-6,* 88'1; Paus_1.11'4-5. |
| 4 | ASI Antigonus gains control of the cities of Caria, and liberates Miletus from Asander.
* Read Diodorus' account @ Burstein_25; +Diod_19.75'1-6.* |
| 5 | GRE Cassander besieges Oreus in Euboea.
@ +Diod_19.75'6-8. |
| 6 | CYR Agis, the general of Ptolemaeus, suppresses a revolt at Cyrene.
* Read Diodorus' account @ +Diod_19.79'1-4;* Paus_1.6'5, '8; {~CAH_7.1'49; Green_26.} |
| 7 | ETR The dictator C.Poetelius captures Fregellae.
* Read Diodorus' account @ (?) Ennius:Ann_168-169; +Diod_19.101'1-3;* +Liv_9.28'2-3, 31'13; +FastCap_p46; {CAH_7.2'372.} |
| 8 | PEL ++ The cruelty of Chaeron, the tyrant of Pellene.
@ Athen_11.509'b; {Chaeron was a pupil of Plato and Xenocrates, and is said to have been made tyrant of Pellene by Alexander.} |
| 9 | GRE ?? Xenocrates converts Polemon from a dissolute life to the study of philosophy.
* Read Diogenes' account @ ValMax_6.9e'1;L Plut:Mor_71'E; Lucian:BisAc_16-17; DiogLaert_1'14,* (In.10) 4'16, '19;(P.6) Suda_P'1887. |
| 10 | ?? Polemon and Crantor become friends while studying with Xenocrates.
@ DiogLaert_4'24-25.(Cr.1-5) |
| 11 | ?? Xenocrates rescues a sparrow.
* Read Aelian's account @ Aelian:VH_13'31;* DiogLaert_4'10.(X.6) |
| 12 | ?? The Athenians accept evidence from Xenocrates without requiring him to take an oath.
* Read Cicero's account @ Cic:Att_1.16'4;* ValMax_2.10e'2.L |
| 13 | ?? Polyperchon criticizes Xenocrates for recommending a friend who is shown to be greedy.
@ Plut:Mor_533'C. |
| 14 | ?? Sayings of Xenocrates, illustrating his self-control.
* Read Aelian's account @ ValMax_7.2e'6;L Aelian:VH_14'42.* |
| 15 | ?? Sayings of the Spartan Eudamidas about Xenocrates.
* Read Plutarch's account @ Plut:Mor_192'A-B,* 220'D-E. |
| 16 | ++ Menocrates of Elaea, Zenon, and (possibly) Epicurus are pupils of Xenocrates.
* Read Strabo's account @ Cic:ND_1'72;L Strab_12.550'e;* (3.22) DiogLaert_7'2. |
| 17 | ++ General comments on the character of Xenocrates.
* Read Diogenes' account @ DiogLaert_4'6-11;* (X.2-8) Suda_X'43. |
| 18 | << The death of the philosopher Xenocrates, who is succeeded as head of the Academy by Polemon.
* Read Diogenes' account @ Lucian:Macr_20; ClemAl:Strom_1.14'e; Censor:DN_15'2;L +DiogLaert_4'14-15,* (X.11-12) '16;(P.1) Suda_X'42; {CAH_7.1'494; OCD_x.} |
| 19 | << Theophrastus writes about the geography of Italy.
@ +Plin:HN_3'58.L |
| 20 | Ptolemaeus the general of Antigonus arrives with a fleet in Boeotia, and forces Cassander to abandon the siege of Oreius.
@ +Diod_19.77'2-5. |
| 21 | ASI Antigonus advances as far as the Hellespont, but does not cross it.
* Read Diodorus' account @ +Diod_19.77'5-7;* Plut:Demetr_5'1; Paus_1.6'5. |
| 22 | CYP Ptolemaeus gains control of Cyprus and makes Nicocreon king of the island.
* Read Diodorus' account @ +Diod_19.79'5-7;* Strab_17.791'a,(1.5) 14.684'c;(6.6) Porph:Fr_42. |
| 23 | ITA The Romans capture Nola.
* Read Livy's account @ +Diod_19.101'3; +Liv_9.28'4-6;* {CAH_7.2'662; OCD_n.} |
| 24 | MAC The Corcyraeans force the garrisons left by Cassander to abandon Apollonia and Epidamnus.
@ +Diod_19.78'1. |
| 25 | CIL Demetrius takes his army by forced marches to Mallus, but arrives after Ptolemaeus has left the area.
* Read Diodorus' account @ +Diod_19.80'1-2;* Plut:Demetr_5'1; {Green_687<312>.} |
| 26 | GRE Ptolemaeus captures Chalcis and Oropus, and forces the Athenians to sue for peace.
@ +Diod_19.78'2-5. |
| 27 | ETR == The Romans found colonies at Suessa Aurunca, Pontia, and Saticula.
* Read Diodorus' account @ +Diod_19.101'3;* +Liv_9.28'7; Vell_1.14'4; {CAH_7.2'372; Green_687.} |
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