Series of conflicts between the Parthian Empire and the Roman Republic and Roman Empire. It began in 66 BCE and lasted until 217 CE (about 282 years). The setting was Southeastern Anatolia Region and Armenia. It was part of Roman–Persian Wars. Those involved included Ancient Rome, the Parthian Empire, the Kingdom of Armenia and Judea. It led to status quo ante bellum.
Before and after
- from 73 BCE to 63 BCEThird Mithridatic War
- from 73 BCE to 71 BCEThird Servile War
- 15 October 70 BCEBirth of Virgil
- 13 January 69 BCEBirth of Cleopatra
- from 66 BCE to 217 CERoman–Parthian Wars
- 8 December 65 BCEBirth of Horace
- 63 BCEBirth of Strabo
- 23 September 63 BCEBirth of Augustus
- from 60 BCE to 106 CEDacia
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- c. 509 BCECleisthenes lays the foundations of Athenian democracy
- 147 BCERome destroys Carthage
- 24 August 410 CEAlaric and the Visigoths sack Rome
The era
This moment belongs to the Ancient civilizations (3,200 BCE to 500 CE), writing, cities and empires. You can also browse everything in the 1st century BCE.