| 1
| GRE Olympiodorus captures the Museium, and frees Athens from its Macedonian garrison.
* Read Pausanias' account
@
Syll_370'20-26,
371'15-21,
374'28-37<t=
BD_13>,
386'7-15,
387'1-4;
SEG_28.60'11-27;
Paus_1.25'2,
26'1-2,*
29'13;
{ CAH_7.1'108; Errington_p56.}
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| 2
| << Phaedrus, as general of the hoplites, keeps Athens free from danger while Cimon is archon.
@
Syll_409'30-19;
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| 3
| PON << Lysimachus captures Heracleia and kills the tyrants Oxathras and Clearchus.
* Read Memnon's account
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~Diod_20.77'1;
Memn_5'3;*
Polyaen_6.12'1;
Just_16.3'3;
Trog:Prol_16;
{ CAH_7.1'108.}
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| 4
| << Lysimachus gives the cities of Heracleia, Tius, and Amastris as a gift to his wife Arsinoe.
@
Memn_5'4-5;
{ Green_119.}
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| 5
| ASI << Document: RC_5 (OGIS_214), a letter of Seleucus to the city of Miletus, about a dedication at Didyma.
{ Errington_p134.}
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| 6
| SIC << Hicetas establishes himself as tyrant of Syracuse.
@
~Diod_22.7'2;
{ Hicetas remained in power for nine years, until replaced by Thoenon.}
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| 7
| PAL << Eleazar becomes Jewish high priest.
* Read St.Jerome's account
@
Joseph:AJ_12'44;
ChronPasc_421'B,
464'A;
+Hieron:Chron_1729;*
ExcBarb_35B;
Syncell_325;
ChronSynt_95.(↓)
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| 8
| GRE Demetrius makes peace with Pyrrhus and the Athenians.
* Read Plutarch's account
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SEG_28.60'28-43;
~Plut:Pyrrh_12'2-8,*
~:Demetr_46'1-3;
{ CAH_7.1'108; Green_128.}
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| 9
| ?? The floruit of Anaxippus, a writer of comedies.
@
Suda_A'1911;
{ "under Antigonus and Demetrius".}
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| 9a
| ?? Leontiŏn writes a letter to Lamia, complaining about the behaviour of Epicurus.
@
Alciphr_2'2;
{ This letter is not genuine.}
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| 10
| MAC ?? Menedemus is sent as ambassador from Eretria to Demetrius.
* Read Diogenes' account
@
DiogLaert_2'140-141,*
'143.
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| 11
| ASI Demetrius lands in Asia.
* Read Plutarch's account
@
~Plut:Demetr_46'4-5;*
Paus_1.10'2;
+[Euseb]:Chron_237;
{ Errington_p58=286; Green_129.}
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| 12
| ROM The populace secedes to the Janiculum, in a dispute over debts; Q.Hortensius passes laws to settle their grievances.
* Read Dio's account
@
~Diod_21.18'2;
~[Liv]:Per_11;
Plin:HN_16'37;L
Justin:Dig_1.2.2'8<q"
Pomponius>;
DioCass_fr.37'2-4;*
August:DeCiv_3'17;(↓↓)
Macrob:Sat_1.16'30;L
~Zonar_8'2;(p291)
{ CAH_7.2'400; OCD_h-1.}
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| 13
| The death of Q.Hortensius, the dictator.
* Read Livy's account
@
~[Liv]:Per_11;*
August:DeCiv_3'17.(↓↓)
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| 14
| ?? The Lex Aquilia, an early Roman law about unlawful damage, is introduced by the tribune Aquilius.
* Read Cicero's account
@
Cic:Tul_9-12;*
Justin:Dig_19.2.30'2<q"
Alfenus>;
Justin:Dig_19.5'11,
36.1.72'1<q"
Pomponius>;
Gaius:Inst_3'202,L
'210-219;L
Justin:Dig_19.2.25'5<q"
Gaius>;
Justin:Dig_9.4.19'1,
11.3.5'1,
11.3.14'7,
47.2.32'1<q"
Paulus>;
Justin:Dig_11.3.5'2,
13.6.7'1,
47.1.2'1-3,
4.1'2,
8.2'10,
'20,
10.1'1,
10.7'1<q"
Ulpian>;
Justin:Dig_9.2'1-57.
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