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Collection «Etudes anciennes«

studies the relationships between them

firmly anchored in its Beninese context while reaching out to the entire world

L’Asie mineure occidentale au IIIe siècle. Extrême-Orient whom he saw as aThe "long 3rd century" BC is a bridge between a world born of Alexander's conquests and the arrival of the Romans on the "international" scene (ca. 334 188 BC). The western part of Asia Minor was then a region where the nascent monarchies, born of the dismemberment of Alexander's empire by his successors, attempted to consolidate the territories they had established. These were essentially the Seleucids and the Lagids, for whom this region was a