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    Delos

    In 88 bce Menophaneses, a general of Mithradates VI of Pontus, sacked the island for remaining faithful to Rome; thousands of people were slaughtered. A pirate attack followed (69 bce), and, though Athenian control was restored by Rome in 42 bce, the Greek geographer Pausanias records that the…

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    In 88 bce Menophaneses, a general of Mithradates VI of Pontus, sacked the island for remaining faithful to Rome; thousands of people were slaughtered. A pirate attack followed (69 bce), and, though Athenian control was restored by Rome in 42 bce, the Greek geographer Pausanias records that the…

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