273 bc造句

• A colony was also established a Cosa, on the coast of southern Etruria, in 273 BC.
• In 273 BC, Qi to exchange for Qi assistance, which forced the Qin army to withdraw.
• Elea was not conquered by the Lucanians, but eventually joined Rome in 273 BC and was included in ancient Lucania.
• In 273 BC, Wei and Zhao attacked Han at Huayang ( NS3?), Han requested helped from Qin, but Qin would not help.
• Ptolemy II was the first to solve the problem of keeping the Nile free of salt water when his engineers invented the water lock around 274 / 273 BC.
• In 273 BC Ma Fan developed a plan to protect the Nine Tripod Cauldrons of Yu the Great representing royal authority by enlisting the help of King Anxi of Zhao.
• It can be chronologically plausible that these events were connected to the exile of Arsinoe I . Arsinoe I was the first wife of Ptolemy II and was exiled in 274 BC / 273 BC.
• A rock edict of Ashoka, the legendary Mauryan King, who ruled between 273 BC to 232 BC ., was discovered at Kalsi, 56 km . from Dehradun, by John Forest, in 1860.
• Punjabi is descended from Prakrit in the Vedic period ( 1700 BC ), Pali, and Apabhramsha in the Ashoka period ( 273 BC  232 BC ) and Hindvi, Lahori and Multani in the Muslim period ( 711 AD  1857 AD ).
• The first use of concrete by the Romans was in the town of Cosa sometime after 273 BC . Ancient Roman concrete was a mixture of lime mortar, aggregate, pozzolana, water, and stones, and was stronger than previously-used concretes.
• In 273 BC, the area was absorbed by the Roman Republic, who turned Paestum into a Christianised form as the " Madonna del Granato " ( Madonna of the Pomegranate ), whose cult in the vicinity of the sanctuary recalls the depiction of Hera with the pomegranate.
• In around 344 BC, the city came under Macedonian rule, which continued, except for a brief interruption during the Lamian War, until the city became a member of the Aetolian League ca . 273 BC . As a member of the League, it was ravaged by the Manius Acilius Glabrio in 191 BC, and hosted the Roman Aetolian negotiations two years later.
• Polybius thought that Rome gained two advantages from these battles : she got used to defeating the Gauls, whom they had feared since the Gallic sack of Rome of 390 BC, and her troops became battle-hardened just before they had to confront Pyrrhus in the Pyrrhic War of 280 275 BC . In Etruria there were victorious clashes with Vulsci and Volsinii in 280 BC and Caere in 273 BC and the destruction of Volsinii in 264 BC.
• The smaller houses are those of the ordinary colonists, with clear parallels at Pompeii and elsewhere . " Regardless of the reasoning behind the different sizes and layouts of the private spaces, the houses at Cosa are extremely telling of the history of Cosa after 273 BC . Scott s excavations of the West Block show " not only the effects of the sack and subsequent abandonment of the town in the first century BC, but also those of more recent and seasonal occupation by small farmers and herdsmen between the beginning of the 18th and 19th century ."
• The Bruttii lost large forest lands, whose timber was needed to build ships and the Lucani lost their most fertile land, the coastal plain on which the Latin colony of Paestum was established in 273 BC . In the North, the Romans annexed the " ager Gallicus ", a large stretch of plain on the Adriatic coast from the Senones Gallic tribe, with a Latin colony at Ariminum in 268 BC . By 264, Rome controlled the entire Italian peninsula, either directly as Roman territory or indirectly through the " socii ".
• The earliest known Prakrit texts are from the period of Ashoka, who reigned from 273 BC to 232 BC . Could not Vedic Sanskrit, in the course of its evolution over more than eight centuries, have split into a literary form, Classical Sanskrit as enshrined by P
  
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