-181
This page relates to the year -181 Calendrier Julien proleptic.
Events
ancient Egypt
- Fine of the reign of Ptolémée {{V}} Épiphane, poisoned by a member of his court for his authoritative and arbitrary capacity.
- Accession with the throne of Ptolémée {{VI}} Philometor after the assassination of his/her father Ptolémée {{V}} Épiphane. Five years old, it reigns under the regency of his mother Cléopâtre {{Ire}} (fine in -145).
Roman world
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With Rome, Consul At of Publius Cornelius Cethegus and Marcus Baebius Tamphilus.
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Foundation of the Latin colony of Aquilée, after the tender of the Celtic Insubres and Boïens, which establishes relations with the Celts of Norique (3000 colonists recruited under very advantageous conditions, 40 ha each one being allotted them).
- Foundation of a Roman colony with Graviscae in Etrurie.
- Foundations of the colonies of Roman law of Parma, Modena and Saturnia (2000 colonists by cities).
- Law Cornelia Baebia against the venality of the electorate (law on aspires to).
- Marseilles request assistance of Rome against Oxybiens and Décates (Ligure people ).
- Demolished Ligure pirates vis-a-vis the Romain S.
Births
Death
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Ptolémée {{V}} Épiphane, sovereign Lagide of Egypt.
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