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Timeline of Ancient Greek History five of five from 338 BCE to 30 BCE at Timeline Help.

- 338 BCE

- 336 BCE

- 335 BCE

- 334 BCE

- 333 BCE

- 332 BCE

- 331 BCE

- 329 BCE

- 326 BCE

- 323 BCE

- 322 BCE

- 310 BCE

- 307 BCE

- 300 BCE

- 279 BCE

- 214 BCE

- 200 BCE

- 172 BCE

- 148 BCE

- 146 BCE

- 86 BCE

- 30 BCE

Philip of Macedonia becomes the leader of the Greek city-states.

Alexander the Great begins his reign. Philip of Macedonia is assassinated.

Aristotle founds the Lyceum.

Alexander the Great defeats Persia in Anatolia.

Alexander the Great defeats the Persians at Issus.

Alexander the Great prevails at Tyre.

Alexander the Great invades Egypt and founds Alexandria.

The army of Alexander the Great reaches Bactria, now known as Afghanistan.

Alexander the Great reaches India with his army.

City-states remain mostly independent and they continue to fight amongst themselves. Alexander the Great dies after many conquests throughout Asia and Egypt.

Aristotle dies.

Zeno founds a school in Athens.

Epicurus founds a school in Athens.

Ptolemy I founds museum in Alexandria.

Greece is invaded by the Gauls.

First Macedonian War.

Rome begins its systematic defeat of Greece. Second Macedonian War.

Third Macedonian War. Rome defeats Macedonia, which is then divided into four republics.

Macedonia becomes a part of Rome.

Romans destroy Corinth.

Athens is sacked by Sulla's Roman army.

End of the Ancient Greek period. Death of Cleopatra.

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Bibliography of the Timeline of Ancient Greek History

Robinson, E (2003). Democracy. Readings and Sources.
Bordessa, K (2006). Tools of Greeks Kid's Guide to History and Science of Life.
Pedley, J (2005). Sanctuaries and the Sacred in the Ancient World.
Reeve, C Miller, P and Gerson, L (2007). Introductory Readings in Ancient Greek And Roman Philosophy.
Beard, M and Henderson, J (2001). Classical Art From Greece to Rome. Oxford History of Art.

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