Roman Conquests · Macedonia and Greece by Matyszak, Philip -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Page Title Page Copyright Contents Acknowledgments Maps List of Illustrations Introduction Chapter 1: Greece 221 BC: Anatomy of a War Zone

The Invader's Point of View Macedon Macedon and Greece in the Century after Alexander the Great The Geopolitics of Greece: 220 BC Illyria Epirus Thessaly Aetolia The Achaean League Sparta Athens

Chapter 2: The Opening Shots

First Contacts Rome and Illyria The First Illyrian War The Interwar Period The Second Illyrian War Meanwhile, back in Macedon

Chapter 3: The First Macedonian War

The Treaty Rome's Response Philip Versus the Aetolians The Doves Gather The War Resumes The Peace of Phoenice

Chapter 4: From Uneasy Peace to Renewed War

A New World Order? The Years of Decision: 202/201 BC Rome Versus Macedon: Forces and Resources Rome Macedon

Chapter 5: The Road to Cynoscephalae

Flamininus The Diplomatic Struggle The Conference at Nicea The Decisive Battle

Chapter 6: The Seleucids Come

The Coming of the Seleucids From Laconian War to Seleucid War The Thermopylae Campaign

Chapter 7: After Philip

The Aetolian War Souring Relations The Rivals King Perseus The Third Macedonian War: Macedon The Third Macedonian War: Rome

Chapter 8: The Third Macedonian War

The Campaign of 171 BC The Battle of Callicinus Negotiations To the End of the Campaign of 171 BC The Campaign of 170 BC The Campaign of 169 BC The Campaign of 168 BC The Battle of Pydna Aftermath

Chapter 9: Andriscus

Andriscus and the Achaean War The Settlement of Macedon Greece 168–150 BC The Legions Return The Achaean War

Chapter 10: Aftermath

Corinth The Settlement Later History Illyria and Dalmatia

Notes

Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10

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