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231 BC (search for this): entry teuta-bio-1
Teuta
(*Teu=ta), wife of Agron, king of the Illyrians, assumed the sovereign power on the death of her husband, B. C. 231. Elated by the successes recently obtained by the Illyrian arms [AGRON], she gave free scope to the piratical expeditions of her subjects, while she herself fitted out an armament which attacked the coast of Epeirus, while Scerdilaidas, with an army of 5000 men, invaded that country by land, and reduced the wealthy city of Phoenice.
An invasion of the Dardanians soon compelled her to recal her forces: but she had meanwhile provoked a more dangerous enemy.
The injuries inflicted by the Illyrian pirates upon the Italian merchants had at length attracted the attention of the Roman senate, who sent two ambassadors, C. and L. Coruncanius, to demand satisfaction.
But the haughty language of these deputies gave such offence to the Illyrian queen, that she not only refused to comply with their demands, but caused the younger of the two brothers to be assassinated on his w
229 BC (search for this): entry teuta-bio-1
228 BC (search for this): entry teuta-bio-1