Roman Rule in Asia Minor David Magie
Publisher: Princeton University Press

Antiochus defeated by Romans at Magnesia. The early Christian era, the entire Mediterranean was firmly under Roman rule. Historical era The Roman conquest of Asia minor. Roman Rule in Asia Minor: To the End of the Third Century After Christ, Volume 1 . Just as Rome got caught up in a cycle of expansion that led to the conquest of and Pergamum in Asia Minor, which was willed to Rome by its king in 133 B.C.E. Pompey's campaign was a total success. Roman Rule in Asia Minor to the end of the third century after Christ. The increased size of the empire had led to cheap slave labour flooding into the a force to defend Roman property along the coast of Asia Minor (Turkey). Map of Asia Minor in the Roman Empire Map of Asia Minor and the adjacent Mediterranean lands in Roman times. For over 20 years the King of Pontus, Mithridates, had been a cause of trouble in Asia Minor. Was a military conflict between two coalitions led by the Roman Republic and the Seleucid Empire. Treaty of Apameia puts an end to Seleucid rule in Anatolia. Map of Asia Minor and the general region after the war. Map of the Lydian Empire in its final period of sovereignty under Croesus (red lines = 7th century BC extent) an Iron Age kingdom of western Asia Minor located generally east of ancient Ionia Lydia was later the name of a Roman province. Shahin's invasion of Asia Minor (615) East Roman (Byzantine) Empire · Sassanid Empire Beginning in 614 the Persians encroached on Asia Minor. It was located north-east of the Greek mainland and northwest of Asia Minor. Roman Empire in Asia Minor, modern Turkey, their conquests and emperors in Anatolia. The province of Asia highlighted within the Roman Empire.