167 bc in a sentence

• Later, in 167 BC, he went as part of an embassy to Macedon.
• A spur near Romans in 167 BC and later on it was annexed into the Roman Empire.
• In 167 BC, the Jewish revolt began.
• In 330 BC, the tribes of Epirus were united into a single kingdom under the Roman conquest in 167 BC.
• ""'My Glorious Brothers " "'is a historical novel by the Jewish American novelist Howard Fast, depicting the 167 BC Seleucid Empire.
• The outcome was disastrous for Epirus; Molossia fell to Rome in 167 BC and 150, 000 of its inhabitants were enslaved.
• In 167 BC this led to a revolt by Kaunos and a number of other cities in western Anatolia against Rhodes.
• In 167 BC, after the Third Macedonian War ( 171-168 BC ) it was decided to reconstitute two provinces in Hispania.
• King Antiochus returned from Egypt in 167 BC, enraged by his defeat; he attacked Jerusalem and restored Menelaus, then executed many Jews.
• By 167 BC the law had changed so that castration itself was not used to punish, instead, it became an optional replacement for execution.
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• In 167 BC Intercalaris began on the day after 23 February and in 170 BC it began on the second day after 23 February.
• In 167 BC, Emperor Wen banned the corporal punishments of facial tattoo and cutting off the nose or a foot, and replaced them with whipping.
• In 167 BC, Paullus received the senate's instruction to go home and to first pillage Epirus, a kingdom suspected of sympathizing with the Macedonian cause.
• Despite the extensive destruction suffered in Molossia during the Roman conquest of 167 BC, settlement continued in the basin albeit no longer in an urban pattern.
• In time, these were also dissolved, and Macedonia became a Roman province . In 167 BC, Paullus received orders to attack Epirus, resulting in the enslavement of 15, 000 Epirotes.
• It was destroyed by Roman forces in 168-167 BC Kassope was abandoned in 31 B . C . when the remaining inhabitants resettled to Nikopolis the region s new capital.
• During the reign of Mithridates I of Parthia, Arsacid control expanded to include Herat ( in 167 BC ), Babylonia ( in 144 BC ), syncretized together with Iranian deities.
• In 167 BC Rome forcibly made Delos a'duty free'port to undercut the power and wealth of Rhodes, and Rhodian harbour-tax income dropped from 1 million drachmas to 150 000 drachmas in a year.
• In 167 BC Illyiran forts were unable to stop Roman legions; after Romans conquered whol Adriatic coast southern from Neretva and after state of Ardieaeis was destroyed, Dalmataes were unable to avoid conflict with Romans.
• Both I and II Maccabees suggest that Judas Maccabeus ( c . 167 BC ) likewise collected sacred books (,, ), indeed some scholars argue that the Jewish canon was fixed by the Hasmonean dynasty.