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Achaeans

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Oct 17, 2026

Trevor CulleyHOST
29:21
So for the fastest possible recap, In the 230s BCE, the kingdom of Epirus collapsed and shifted to a republic.
Trevor CulleyHOST
29:31
The Achaean and Aetolian leagues joined forces to try and occupy Epirote territory, and Macedon called on the Illyrian kingdom in and around modern Croatia to intervene here.
Trevor CulleyHOST
29:47
Battles were fought, and the Illyrian queen Teuta defeated the Greek counterattack and occupied several islands and coastal cities in the Adriatic Sea.
Trevor CulleyHOST
30:00
These Illyrians had taken to pirating Italian ships, especially as more Italian trade shifted toward Illyria and Greece when the waters around Sicily became a war zone.
Trevor CulleyHOST
30:15
Between the piracy and Greek cities calling for aid from any party that was willing to help, Rome was enticed to cross the Adriatic for the first time.
Trevor CulleyHOST
30:28
They arrived too late to rescue the island of Corcyra, modern Corfu, from a siege where both the Aetolian and Achaean Greeks had been driven off.
Trevor CulleyHOST
30:40
But in the immediate wake of the First Punic War, Rome had a sizable and experienced navy.
Trevor CulleyHOST
30:48
The local tyrant, Demetrius of Pharos, threw in with Rome and welcomed a 200-ship fleet into Corcyra along with over 20,000 Roman legionnaires.
Dave FarinaHOST
11:07
The Greeks responded by forming leagues of cities that banded together to present a unified front in their dealings with Macedonia, which ranged from treaty agreements to open warfare, while continuing to manage their internal affairs as each city saw fit.
Dave FarinaHOST
11:20
The most important of these were the Achaean League, which included the cities of the Peloponnese.
Dave FarinaHOST
11:26
and the Aetolian League in central Greece.
Dave FarinaHOST
11:28
The relationship between the Macedonian kings and the leagues was made even more complicated when the Roman Republic began to challenge them in the late 3rd century BCE, after the Macedonian king Philip V decided to challenge its presence in western Greece.
AndrewUNKNOWN
27:06
Now, these, these people aren't even real.
AndrewUNKNOWN
27:09
But can you guess who's not on the list of notable Achaeans? Stephanas, Fortunatus, Achaicus.
AndrewUNKNOWN
27:19
Not relevant enough.
AndrewUNKNOWN
27:21
Too busy plugging away for the sake of the gospel.
Gary StearmanHOST
4:59
He's exhorting southern Greece to give out of a heart as big as the northern Grecians gave.
Gary StearmanHOST
5:08
He wants the Achaeans to match the Macedonians' offering.
Gary StearmanHOST
5:12
And you say, wow, what kind of manipulation is this? Well, it's not really manipulation.
Gary StearmanHOST
5:19
This is Paul's heart in the matter of raising money for the saints back in the Jerusalem church.

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