What happened in 143 BC?
One recorded event in 143 BC: Numantine War.
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Numantine War
War in Roman history
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Around this time
The nearest recorded events on either side of 143 BC.
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Battle of Corinth
146 BCE battle between the Roman Republic and Corinth and its allies
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Battle of Scarpheia
Battle between Roman & Achaean
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Ptolemy VI died
Egyptian pharaoh
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Battle of the Oenoparus
145 BCE battle
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Crates of Mallus died
Ancient Greek philosopher
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Aristarchus of Samothrace died
Greek grammarian and scholar (c.220–c.143 BC)
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Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Corculum died
2nd century BC Roman politician and general
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Characene founded
Characene was founded, with its capital at Charax Spasinu.
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Ptolemy Apion born
Born in Cyrene. King of Cyrene from 163 BC to 116 BC.
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Zenodorus died
Ancient Greek mathematician
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Sosicrates died
2nd-century BC Greek historian
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Hasmonean Judea founded
Hasmonean Judea was founded, with its capital at Jerusalem.
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