1.156 to 1.186

220-217: Social War: Philip V and his allies against Aetolia. 220: Revolt of Achaeus. 220/219: Prusias I campaigned against Byzantium. 219-217: Fourth Syrian War between Ptolemy IV and Antiochus III. 218: Prusias I defeated the Galatians. 217: Battle of Naupactus. Peace of Naupactus. Ptolemy IV defeated Antiochus III at the battle of Raphia. 215: Philip V of Macedonia formed an alliance with Hannibal of Carthage. 215-205: First Macedonian War between Rome and Philip V. 214: Philip V lost his navy offIllyria. 213: Death of Aratus of Sicyon. Romans besieged Syracuse. 212-205: Antiochus III campaigned in the east (his anabasis) as far as India, emulating Alexander the Great. 211: Roman alliance with the Aetolian Confederacy against Philip V. Romans captured Syracuse, and Sicily became a Roman province. 209: Attalus I of Pergamum allied with Rome against Philip V. 207-187/1 86: Revolt of Upper Egypt. 205: (Summer) Peace of Phoenice between Rome and Philip V, which ended First Macedonian War. 204: Ptolemy V succeeded Ptolemy IV in Egypt. 202: Philip V and Antiochus III made an alliance against Egypt. 202-195: Fifth Syrian War, between Antiochus III and Ptolemy V. 201: Philip V was defeated in a naval battle off Chios. 200: Second Macedonian War between Rome and Philip V (to 197). Ptolemy V was defeated at the battle of Panion. 197: Defeat of Philip V by the Romans at the battle of Cynoscephalae. Eumenes II succeeded Attalus I. 196: (Summer) Roman general Flamininus proclaimed the liberation of the Greeks at the Isthmian Games. 194: Roman forces left Greece. 192: Antiochus III invaded Greece. 192-188: Syrian War between Antiochus III and Rome. 189: Battle of Magnesia ad Sipylum (Roman victory). 188: Peace of Apamea. 187: Death of Antiochus III. 183: Hannibal committed suicide. 180: Ptolemy VI succeeded T,tolemy V. 179: Philip V died and was succeeded by Perseus. Perseus renewed an alliance with Rome.