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But Rome is still very wary of Antiochus III. Iron Maiden Iron Man shirt. The king sent troops to Greek soil to attack the Romans but was quickly knocked out of Greece and defeated in the Magnesia battle in Asia Minor in 189 BC. During this war, the Romans did not occupy land but only forced Antiochus to pay a large fine. In general, Rome considers Greek cities as free, less powerful cities, and Rome sees itself as a protector of Greece, and in this way prevents the development of any centralized power. capable of threatening Rome. In 179 BC, Philip V died, his successor, Perseus, stirred up the democratic movement and revolutionary spirit in Greece. And Rome invaded Greece. The third Macedonian war broke out (172-168 before cn). Unlike the last time, when the war ended, although it still did not occupy the land, Rome imposed very tough hegemony rules for its allies and dependent cities to prevent any revolutionary fire. . Rome learned from controlling cities in Italy that it could prolong the cities' conquest if it maintained the decisive, quick and brutal repression.
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But Rome is still very wary of Antiochus III. Iron Maiden Iron Man shirt. The king sent troops to Greek soil to attack the Romans but was quickly knocked out of Greece and defeated in the Magnesia battle in Asia Minor in 189 BC. During this war, the Romans did not occupy land but only forced Antiochus to pay a large fine. In general, Rome considers Greek cities as free, less powerful cities, and Rome sees itself as a protector of Greece, and in this way prevents the development of any centralized power. capable of threatening Rome. In 179 BC, Philip V died, his successor, Perseus, stirred up the democratic movement and revolutionary spirit in Greece. And Rome invaded Greece. The third Macedonian war broke out (172-168 before cn). Unlike the last time, when the war ended, although it still did not occupy the land, Rome imposed very tough hegemony rules for its allies and dependent cities to prevent any revolutionary fire. . Rome learned from controlling cities in Italy that it could prolong the cities' conquest if it maintained the decisive, quick and brutal repression.
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