819:(where he was stationed) with 10,000 infantry and 7,000 cavalry. Seleucus hides his much smaller army (3,000 infantry and 400 cavalry) along Nicanor's line of march and launches a night attack on his camp, catching his opponent by surprise; Nicanor flees the ensuing battle while his army quickly surrenders.
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The
Samnites take the Roman garrison of Cluviae and scourge their prisoners. Junius liberates the city and then moves on Bovianum and sacks it. The Samnites try to ambush the Romans, but the Romans are able to overcome their
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The peace agreement between the diadochi is soon violated. On the pretext that garrisons have been placed in some of the free Greek cities by
Antigonus. Ptolemy and Cassander renew hostilities against him.
980:. The Nabateans, reacting quickly, are able to foil the attack. Demetrius negotiates terms with the Nabateans and returns to his father with hostages and gifts (including 700 camels)
961:, to carry off hostages and possessions. The raid is initially successful, but a surprise attack by the Nabateans destroys Athenaeus' raiding force, only 50 horsemen escaping.
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In view of the threat by
Seleucus to his control of the East, Antigonus decides to make peace with all of his adversaries, except Seleucus, who now holds Babylon. All of the
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in 312, decides to rebel, considering his subordination to be insulting. Ptolemy is able to keep the situation under control and persuades
Telesphorus to return to the fold.
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1077:. Barbula marches to their aid, and a battle is fought; the Romans start to gain the upper hand, but darkness stops the battle. Barbula's campaign ends indecisive.
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801:. They also put Seleucus' remaining friends in Babylon there (under a strong guard). Seleucus besieges the citadel and manages to take it by storm.
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are confirmed as commanders of the army in Asia and Europe. Antigonus, no longer regent but now titled the
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commander of one of the local districts, to join his cause. Polyarchus joins
Seleucus with 1,000 soldiers.
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Etruscans are besieging Sutrium, an ally which the Romans see as their key to
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confirm the existing boundaries and the freedom of the Greek cities. Ptolemy and
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manages to persuade some of the
Macedonian veterans settled at
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became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.
998:, who had been subordinated to Antigonus' other nephew
830:(a warlike tribe) in the mountains between Susiana and
771:to join his cause. He then marches on to his old
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1118:Hamilcar then proceeds with laying
718:. At the time, it was known as the
909:, respectively, and Antigonus and
837:Seleucus reestablishes himself as
14:
1122:, where Agathocles had retreated.
826:and negotiates a treaty with the
972:into a false sense of security.
815:, marches against Seleucus from
1049:Barbula campaigns against the
1:
1056:Brutus campaigns against the
1034:Gaius Junius Bubulcus Brutus
990:During the winter of 312/11
901:are confirmed as satraps of
822:Seleucus marches to eastern
1244:Diod. XIX 96,1β98,1; Plut.
1008:opens up negotiations with
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1266:Livy IX 30β32; Diod. XX 3.
1219:Siculus, Diodorus. "105".
1099:with an army and wins the
957:, the capital city of the
874:; he himself campaigns in
862:Asia Minor/Syria/Palestina
797:retreat to the citadel of
1183:Siculus, Diodorus. "92".
1166:Siculus, Diodorus. "91".
964:Through clever diplomacy
845:and asserts control over
716:pre-Julian Roman calendar
31:1st millennium
1038:Quintus Aemilius Barbula
691:
458:
934:Alexander IV of Macedon
755:Babylonia/Media/Susiana
884:defeats Killes at Myus
725:(or, less frequently,
381:Balinese saka calendar
68:3rd century
59:4th century
50:5th century
1200:Babylonian Chronicles
1040:divide their command.
880:Demetrius Poliorcetes
704:β183 or β564 or β1336
689:β184 or β565 or β1337
968:is able to lull the
589:961 BH β 960 BH
579:932 BP β 931 BP
1275:Livy, VIII 9.31β32.
1235:Diod. XIX 94,1β95,5
938:Alexander the Great
811:' commander of the
667:Thai solar calendar
644:Nanakshahi calendar
485:Discordian calendar
293:
1202:, rev. lines 11β12
1024:Second Samnite War
882:' army. Demetrius
714:was a year of the
495:Ethiopian calendar
433:Byzantine calendar
298:Gregorian calendar
288:311 BC in various
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232:Political entities
1120:siege to Syracuse
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870:tries to occupy
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677:Tibetan calendar
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1070:assailants.
996:Telesphorus
876:Coele Syria
762:Mesopotamia
736:Anno Domini
698:(male Iron-
531:β254 β β253
499:β318 β β317
479:β594 β β593
1148:References
1105:Agathocles
927:Asia Minor
919:Hellespont
899:Lysimachus
240:Categories
124:290s
116:300s
107:310s
98:320s
90:330s
25:Millennium
1051:Etruscans
1006:Cassander
994:' nephew
992:Antigonus
974:Demetrius
970:Nabateans
966:Antigonus
959:Nabateans
947:Antigonus
936:, son of
923:Euphrates
915:strategos
911:Cassander
888:Antigonus
843:Babylonia
809:Antigonus
795:Babylonia
791:Antigonid
784:Antigonid
777:Babylonia
727:year 443
559:2790β2791
554:Kali Yuga
509:3450β3451
437:5198β5199
341:- Pharaoh
290:calendars
196:308
188:309
180:310
171:311
162:312
154:313
146:314
41:Centuries
1286:Category
1113:Syracuse
1103:against
1093:Hamilcar
1091:general
1058:Samnites
895:diadochi
765:Seleucus
750:By place
551: -
536: -
523: -
365:, year 2
363:Olympiad
306:CCCXI BC
219:Politics
1222:Library
1186:Library
1169:Library
1075:Etruria
1031:consuls
1010:Ptolemy
1000:Ptolemy
921:to the
868:Ptolemy
851:Susiana
828:Cossaei
824:Susiana
805:Nicanor
799:Babylon
773:satrapy
769:Carrhae
722:Barbula
685:Rooster
671:232β233
638:ζ°ε2222εΉ΄
452:Rooster
332:dynasty
81:Decades
1292:311 BC
1139:Deaths
1130:Births
1109:tyrant
1107:, the
1082:Sicily
985:Greece
907:Thrace
839:satrap
745:Events
712:311 BC
329:XXXIII
302:311 BC
248:Deaths
1028:Roman
1017:Italy
978:Petra
955:Petra
903:Egypt
872:Syria
847:Media
832:Media
817:Media
710:Year
648:β1778
360:117th
137:Years
1246:Dem.
1087:The
1036:and
1022:The
951:raid
905:and
886:and
855:Elam
849:and
696:ι³ιηεΉ΄
681:ι΄ειΈ‘εΉ΄
658:1/2
623:2023
569:9690
427:β948
397:β903
375:4440
349:, 13
334:, 13
1248:7,1
1111:of
953:on
841:of
700:Dog
635:ROC
612:N/A
600:N/A
545:N/A
489:856
465:Dog
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407:640
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