CLASSICS 1M03 Lecture 17: Classics 1M03 Lecture 17.docx
14 Apr 2015
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Latin war (341-338: saw rome victorious, latin city-states losing autonomy to rome, municipia (sng. Colonia): some with full roman citizenship, some partial latin right": maintained self-rule locally but became subordinated to rome, colonies: same relationship to rome as the municipia. 280s-270s: control over etruria: war with the etruscans. 280s: intervention in south against lucanians: tarentum appeals to pyrrhus, king of molossians, leader of epirus, pyrrhic war (280-275) 202: battle of zama- scipio africanus: crossed in 204, peace of 201 destroys carthaginian power, surrendered fleet, had many payments, lost all foreign territory, prohibited to gain war without permission of rome. 215-205: first macedonian war against phillip v: neither side gained victory, reached a settlement of no change. 192-189: roman-syrian war (189: battle of magnesia: eumenes of pergamum, third macedonian war (171-168, 168: battle of pydna) against. Perseus of macedon, and the end of the antigonids.
