24 21 342
25 e Dionysus driven away to Corinth. 22 341
110th Olympiad f At Rome, a survey having been carried out, there were found to be 160,000 citizens.
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13th of the Persians, Arses, son of Ochus, 4 years. g Jad, high priest of the Jews , is considered important. 4 d After the capture of Tyre, Alexander takes possession of Judaea, and being received favourably there, sacrifices victims to God, compliments the high priest of the temple with many honors, and as guardian of the holy places sends forth Andromachus, whom the Samaritans later kill: on account of which things, after returning from Egypt, Alexander put them to death with great torment, and hands over their captured city to the Macedonians to dwell in. (*) 5 332
1 h Speusippus dies, to whom Xenocrates succeeded. 24 339
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111th Olympiad Of the Macedonians, Alexander, son of Philip, for 12 years, 6 months.
6 e Alexandria founded in Egypt, in the seventh year of Alexander's reign: at which time also the Latins were subdued by the Romans. 7 330
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a Alexander occupied Babylon after Darius had been killed, in whom the kingship of the Persians was destroyed. In Egypt Ptolemy son of Lagus was the first to reign, for 40 years. Over the Macedonians, Philip, also called Aridaeus, brother of Alexander, reigned for 7 years.
Alexander reigns in Asia in the 7th year of his reign and holds it all for 12 years.
a At Rome Appius Claudius Caecus is considered important, who introduced the Claudian water and laid out the Appian Way. *
Of Alexander 1 b Lysimachus held Lydia, Thrace and the Hellespont. 1 324
8 b Anaximenes and Epicurus are considered important. 329
c The generals of the Macedonians turned to sedition.
c Alexander captures the Hyrcanians and Mardians, and returning, he founded Paraetonium in Ammon.
2 d Agathocles exercises tyranny at Syracuse. 2 323