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World Events: Selected Occurences Outside Of Rome

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Antigones, son of Aristobulus II, establishes a reign in Jerusalem with Parthian support. John Hyrcanus II is held in exile in Babylonia. Herod (later, the Great), son of Antipater, escapes to Rome.

Andronicus of Rhodes, a Peripatetic philosopher and later head of the school at Athens, writes an important treatise on Aristotle.

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