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Pirates of the Mediterranean

by writer873
published on 18 January 2012
As soon as sea faring vessels made their way through the waters of the Mediterranean on newly established routes for trade and travel, the wealth and prosperity of ancient civilizations such as the Greeks, Egyptians, and Phoenicians began to blossom. With valuable goods, especially precious metals, being traded back and forth between kingdoms on a regular... [continue reading]
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  • 229 BCE - 228 BCE
    Rome fights Illyrian pirates. Queen Teuta pays tribute to Rome.
  • 69 BCE
    Delos is sacked by pirates.
  • 67 BCE
    The Gabinian Law is passed, giving Pompey great power to deal with pirates.
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