64 bc造句

• "' Syria "'was an early Roman province, annexed to the Roman Republic in 64 BC by Pompey in the Third Mithridatic War, following the defeat of Judea province, creating the larger province of Syria Palaestina.
• When Prince Wujiutu seized the throne of Wusun in 64 BC, after his father died, there was fear in the Imperial Court of Han that Wujiutu, whose mother was Xiongnu, would allow Wusun to become Xiongnu's vassal.
• In 64 BC it was liberated by Pompey and subsequently rebuilt by his successor Jewish War " ( 66 70 AD ), the religious faction of the Zealots attacked Anthedon, but the attack was successfully repelled and the city remained Hellenistic.
• In Pompey's administrative settlement of 64 BC, Galatia formally became a client-state of the Roman empire, the old constitution disappeared, and three chiefs ( wrongly styled " tetrarchs " ) were appointed, one for each tribe.
• Outside of the Imperial family, the last of the Julii known to have borne the surname of " Caesar " was Lucius Julius Caesar, who had been consul in 64 BC, and who was still living in BC 40.
• The "'Phoenicia under Roman rule "'relates to the Roman control of Syro-Phoenician city states ( in the area of modern Lebanon ), that lasted from 64 BC to the Muslim conquests of the 7th century.
• Her most influential publication was her 1926 proposal ( in " Classical World " vol . 19 ) that Livy was born in 64 BC, rather than the traditional date of 59 BC; this claim would later also be advocated by Ronald Syme.
• Around 64 BC, according to Hanshu, accounts, Chinese agents were involved in a plot with a Wusun kunmi known as Wengguimi ( " Fat King " ), to kill a Wusun kunmi known to the Chinese as Nimi ( " Mad King " ).
• With the subjection of this kingdom by Pompey in 64 BC, in which little changed in the structuring of life, neither for the oligarchies that controlled the cities nor for the common people in city or hinterland, the meaning of the name Pontus underwent a change.