(Feature Photo: A section of the Parthian monument from the ancient city of Ephesus in the Ephesus Museum in Vienna Austria, the section show is called "The Emperor's Apotheosis"; Credit: Manfred Werner, Wikimedia Commons)
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Origen (early Christian scholar who influenced Eusebius) is born in Alexandria, Egypt
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The converted stoic philosopher, Pantaenus, is teaching Christians in Alexandria (which at this point was becoming a key intellectual center for the Christian faith) and he very likely traveled to India, Clement was his pupil (Church History in Plain Language pg. 34)
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“From the end of the 2nd century, it [Carthage] had its own Christian bishop, and among its luminaries were the Church Fathers Tertullian and St. Cyprian" (Encyclopedia Britannica)
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RULERS & ROYALTY: Roman Emperor (one of them, at least) Commodus dies
The Irish king of Munster, King Eoghan Mór, dies; From him comes one of the oldest verifiable pedigrees stretching to the 51st generation (our modern generation) according to Debretts (The Druids, pg. 202)
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RULERS & ROYALTY: Publius Helvius Pertinax becomes Roman Emperor from January to March, then Marcus Didius Severus Julianus becomes Roman Emperor from March to June, then Septimus Severus becomes Roman Emperor
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First Parthian War
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Second Parthian War begins
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RULERS & ROYALTY: Caracalla becomes Roman Emperor,
Second Parthian War ends