108 ce造句

• Their revolt in the northwestern province of Liang ( 糾?] ) was put down in 108 CE, but it spurred a greater Qiang rebellion that would last until 118 CE, cutting off Han's access to Central Asia.
• Ignatius of Antioch, who lived from around 30-108 CE, mentions this in Chapter 9 of his " Epistle to the Magnesians " which is dated to around 101 CE . Justin Martyr, a disciple who lived between 110-165 CE, wrote about this extensively in his " Dialogue With Trypho the Jew . " Another mention of this by Justin Martyr is in his " Apologies " work Section 1 : 67 dated to around 140-150 CE . Below is a portion of the text: