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(1) The "Remains of Old Latin," vol. II (Loeb Library, 1982), says that Pacuvius was "[p. xvii] a son of the sister of the poet | [p. xviii] Ennius," with footnote e, attached to the word "sister," saying "So Pliny, XXXV, 19; son of Ennius's daughter, says Jerome wrongly" (p. xvii). Later, the text says: "His year of fame is stated by Jerome to have been 154 B.C." with footnote d, "Jerome, ad ann. 600 = 154" (p. xviii).

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Alexandrinorum

Consulum

Syriae et Asiae

Judae-orum BC

Alexandrinorum

Consulum

Syriae et Asiae

Judae-orum BC

a quo fundus Accianus juxta Pisaurum dicitur: quia illuc inter Colonos fuerat ex Urbe deductus. *

CLIX Olympias

Aegypti VII, PTOLEMAEUS EUERGETES, annis XXIX.

7 a Trypho Syriae regnum conatus invadere, Antiocho filio Alexandri interfecto ad extremum et ipse super moritur.

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Post quem ANTIOCHUS SIDETES, annis IX.

1 a Jonathas dux Judaeorum pariter et pontifex cum Romanis et Spartiatibus amicitias facit.

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1880 8 b Post Demetrium regnavit universae Syriae frater ejus Antiochus, qui cognominatus est Sidetes.