Map
Left:
Situation after the
Battle
of Ipsus 301 BC
Kingdoms of the Diadochi (Successors) after the battle of Ipsus
(301 BC)
Kingdom of Lysimachus
Kingdom of Ptolemy
Kingdom of Cassander
Kingdom of Seleucus
Minor Kingdoms
Boundaries of the satrapies formed at the partition after the
death of Alexander (323 BC)
The countries not fully subjected, i.e. spheres of influence are
marked with a colored border.
Map
Right:
Situation at the beginning of the struggle with Rome about 200 BC
Kingdoms of the Diadochi (Successors) at the beginning of the
struggle with Rome (about 200 BC)
Territory recovered for the Seleucid dominions by Antiochus III
(223-187 BC).
Areas
left uncolored:
1. that of the Galatians, because they constituted a foreign
element in the kingdoms of the Diadochi;
2. that of the free states of Greece, because the scale of the
map is too small to show their political outlines.
