129 bce造句

• In 129 BCE, during the reign of attacked the Han.
• Judea was freed from Seleucid rule on the death of Antiochus in 129 BCE.
• In 129 BCE, an inscription from Methymna shows that the city formed a formal alliance with Rome.
• That winter ( 130 129 BCE ), several Median towns rose in rebellion and attacked their Seleucid garrisons.
• From there, the Xiongnu conducted numerous devastating raids into Chinese territory ( 167, 158, 142, 129 BCE ).
• In 129 BCE, the Han Dynasty gained control of the area and strengthened the walls although they were still fighting to maintain control in AD 45.
• The New Academy Arcesilaus ( c . 315-241 BCE ) and Carneades ( c . 213-129 BCE ) developed more theoretical perspectives by which conceptions of absolute truth and falsity were refuted as uncertain.
• The Seleucid empire had been disintegrating in the face of the Seleucid Parthian wars and in 129 BCE Antiochus VII Sidetes was killed in Media by the forces of Phraates II of Parthia, permanently ending Seleucid rule east of the Euphrates.
• In the Academic skepticism of the " New or Middle Academy ", Arcesilaus ( c . 315  241 BCE ) and Carneades ( c . 213 129 BCE ) argued from Stoic premises that the Stoics were actually committed to denying the possibility of knowledge, but seemed to maintain nothing themselves, but Clitomachus, a student of Carneades, interpreted his teacher's philosophy as suggesting an early probabilistic account of knowledge.