60 bce造句

• Officially established in 59 or 60 BCE, Protector-General was the highest military position in the west during its existence.
• The site was used from the 3rd century, with a peak of activity around 200 BCE and abandonment by about 60 BCE . Interpretations of the site vary.
• This formula is the same as Heron s formula, proved by Heron of Alexandria about 60 BCE, though knowledge of the formula may go back to Archimedes.
• From 115 60 BCE the Han and Xiongnu battled for control and influence over these states, with the Han gaining, from 108 101 BCE prized Central Asian stallions.
• Dionysius of Halicarnassus ( c . 60 BCE to after 7 BCE ) claimed that the triumphs of his day had " departed in every respect from the ancient tradition of frugality ".
• The methods of working included fire-setting to weaken rocks by thermal shock, a method described by Diodorus Siculus in his " Bibliotheca historica " written about 60 BCE.
• His date of birth is not known, but he was an adult during the late 60s BCE, at which time he was described by Julius Caesar as a " senator " of the Aedui.
• Diodorus Siculus's " Bibliotheca historica ", which was completed circa 60 BCE, appears to substantiate this Zoroastrian legend ( Diod . 17.72.2 17.72.6 ).
• From 63 to 60 BCE, during a split within the Xiongnu ruling clan of Luanti ( c畻 ), the Dingling attacked the Xiongnu, together with the Wusun, supported by the Chinese, from the west and the Wuhuan from the southeast.
• Yong and Peng 2008 : 28 ) further says that about 60 BCE, during the reign of Emperor Xuan of Han ( r . 74-49 BCE ), the " Cangjiepian " was " filled with obsolete characters that are difficult for ordinary teachers to read ".
• Western philosophers and historians who have discussed various concepts of historic recurrence include Polybius, the Greek historian and rhetorician Dionysius of Halicarnassus ( ca . 60 BCE  after 7 BCE ), Saint Luke, Niccol?Machiavelli ( 1469 1527 ), Giambattista Vico ( 1668 1744 ), Arnold J . Toynbee ( 1889 1975 ).
• Sunk around 75-60 BCE, the vessel has been found to be  a large merchantman of considerable tonnage-400 tons deadweight with a displacement of around 550 tons, making it one of the largest Roman wrecks excavated, with only the wreck at Albenga, Italy ( around 600 tons deadweight ) exceeding it at the time of its discovery.
• A further counter to Pregadio from Cooper is the latter's contention that an emperor in 60 BCE had hired " a well-known scholar, Liu Hsiang, as Master of the Recipes so that he could make alchemical gold and prolong the Emperor's life . " All of these conflicting origins considered, it is nearly impossible to claim any absolute knowledge on the origins of Chinese alchemy.