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162 BC (search for this): book 32, chapter 4
Demetrius and Ariarathes
When Menochares arrived in Antioch to visit Demetrius,
Demetrius induces Tiberius Gracchus to salute him as king.
and informed the kingDemetrius was now king. On his escape from Rome, described in bk. 31,
chs. 20-23, he had met with a ready reception in Syria, had seized the sovereign
power, and put the young Antiochus and his minister Lysias to death; this was
in B.C. 162. Appian, Syriac, ch. 47, of the conversation he
had had with the commission under Tiberius
Gracchus in Cappadocia, the king, thinking it a
matter of the most urgent necessity to get these
men on his side as much as he could, devoted
himself, to the exclusion of every other business, to sending
messages to them, first to Pamphylia, and then to Rhodes,
undertaking to do everything the Romans wished; till at last
he extracted their acknowledgment of him as king. The fact
was that Tiberius was very favourably disposed to him; and,
accordingly, materially contributed to the success of his
attem