A Smaller History of Rome. William Smith

Terms of peace 105 201. Conclusion of the war 105 Triumph of Scipio 105 CHAPTER XV. WARS IN THE EAST: THE MACEDONIAN, SYRIAN, AND GALATIAN WARS. B.C. 214–188. State of the East 106 Syria 106 Pontus 106 Galatia 106 Pergamus 106 Egypt 107 State of Greece 107 Macedonia 107 Achæan League 107 Ætolian League 107 Rhodes 107 Sparta 107 214–205. FIRST MACEDONIAN WAR— Its indecisive character 108 211. Treaty of the Romans with the Ætolian League 108 205. Conclusion of the war 108 Philip's hostile acts 108 He assists the Carthaginians at the battle of Zama 108 His conduct in Greece 108 200–196. SECOND MACEDONIAN WAR— 200. First campaign: the Consul Galba 108 199. Second campaign: the Consul Villius 109 198. Third campaign: the Consul Flamininus 109 197. Battle of Cynoscephalæ 109 196. Declaration of Grecian independence at the Isthmian Games 109 191–190. SYRIAN WAR— Antiochus the Third 110 Intrigues of the Ætolians in Greece 110 They Invite Antiochus to Greece 110 Hannibal expelled from Carthage 110 He arrives in Syria 110 His advice to Antiochus 110 192. Antiochus crosses over to Greece 110 191. The Romans defeat him at Thermopylæ 110 He returns to Asia 110 190. The Romans invade Asia 111 Battle of Magnesia 111 Defeat of Antiochus by Scipio Asiaticus