188 BCE
Treaty of Apamea
In 188 BCE Antiochus III gives up Asia Minor west of the Taurus, pays 15,000 talents, limits his fleet and drops his elephants. Pergamon and Rhodes gain most of the land; Rome gains hegemony without annexing it.
188 BCE
In 188 BCE Antiochus III gives up Asia Minor west of the Taurus, pays 15,000 talents, limits his fleet and drops his elephants. Pergamon and Rhodes gain most of the land; Rome gains hegemony without annexing it.