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World Events: Selected Occurences Outside Of Rome

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The death of Antiochus VII marks the end of Seleucid power in the eastern region. The Parthians are left as the major power east of Babylon.

Rhodian Greek philosopher Panaetius becomes the head of the Stoic school of philosophy, succeeding Diogenes and Antipater of Tarsus. As an admirer of Plato and Aristotle, Panaetius makes Stoicism more accommodating to the Academy and the Peripatetic doctrine.

The Yue-chi, a group that the Huns expelled from the borders of China, migrate south, levying tribute from Bactria.

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