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The 9 pages that link to Antiochus III the Great, each with the reason it gives.

• Seleucid EmpireBroader topic: His eastern campaigns temporarily reversed territorial decline.

• Greco-Bactrian KingdomRelated: His campaign tested whether Bactria could retain independence.

• Aetolian LeagueRelated: The League invited him to Greece as an ally against Roman influence.

• Antiochus IV EpiphanesRelated: His father’s defeat by Rome left the dynasty facing constraints during Antiochus IV's reign.

• Battle of MagnesiaRelated: He commanded the Seleucid army and chose the ground for the battle.

• Treaty of ApameaRelated: His defeat and obligations formed the treaty’s central terms.

• Battle of RaphiaRelated: His invasion of Coele-Syria brought the two kings’ armies to Raphia.

• Roman–Seleucid WarRelated: His intervention in Greece brought him into direct conflict with Rome.

• Syrian WarsRelated: His campaigns reversed Ptolemaic control after Raphia.