aetolian league造句

• Drawing extra support from the commuter town of Orpington, they played in the London League and then the Aetolian League.
• Shortly thereafter, the Romans pacified Sicily and entered into an alliance with the Aetolian League to counter Philip V of Macedon.
• After the conclusion of peace between Rome and the Aetolian League, Hypata remained as the only Aetolian possession north of Oeta.
• The Aetolian League began taking defensive measures, being nearly completely encircled by the members of the Hellenic League, or symmachy.
• According to Scholten, the Aetolian League consisted of elites at the top, but was fundamentally a society of farmers and herders.
• Philip V of Macedon gathered the members of the Hellenic League in Corinth, where they discussed the problems involving the Aetolian League.
• In 220 BC, the Achaean League entered into a war against the Aetolian League, which was called the " Social War ".
• During the period just after Rome's victory, the Aetolian League desired some of the spoils left in the wake of League.
• Among the states whose delegates participated were the Aetolian League, Macedon, Rome, Pergamum, Rhodes, Thessaly and the Achaean League.
• This suggests that the invasion was facilitated by the Aetolian League, a power confederate in Central Greece, which was hostile to Antigonus.
• In 190 BC, Echedemos was the head of the Athenian embassy that negotiated a truce between the Roman Republic and the Aetolian League.
• In 192 BC Antiochus invaded Greece with a 10, 000 man army, and was elected the commander in chief of the Aetolian League.
• Having reclaimed his kingdom, Antigonus moved south into the Peloponnese, probably using the sea route to avoid a confrontation with the Aetolian League.
• During the third century BCE these leagues were able to defend themselves against Macedon and the Aetolian league defeated a Celtic invasion of Greece at Delphi.
• Antiochus ruled the vast Asian territories of the empire, while Macedon and Greece ( with the exception of the Aetolian League ) fell to Antigonus.
• The Aetolian League became well known for its cavalry and, by the end of the 3rd century, they were considered the best in Greece.
• Philip again defeated the Aetolian League and Rome in the First Macedonian War ( 214-205 ) after the two allied against him in 211.
• Following this attack, the cities of Epidamnus, Apollonia and Corcyra requested assistance from the Acheaen and Aetolian leagues to protect them from Illyrian attacks.
• Marcus Fulvius Nobilior vowed " ludi " in return for victory over the Aetolian League and paid for ten days of games at his triumph.