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The 12 pages that link to Rhodes, each with the reason it gives.

• Antikythera mechanismRelated: Its astronomical school and the wreck's route make it a leading candidate for the device's origin.

• PolisBroader topic: Its planned urban center demonstrates how separate communities could unite as one polis.

• Battle of MagnesiaRelated: Rhodes gained territory and influence under the postwar settlement.

• Treaty of ApameaRelated: Rhodes also received territory and influence under the postwar settlement.

• Second Macedonian WarRelated: Rhodes fought Philip’s expansion and supported the coalition that opposed him.

• PosidoniusRelated: Posidonius taught and conducted research on Rhodes, a major center of learning and navigation.

• Roman–Seleucid WarRelated: Rhodes supported Rome and received territory under the postwar settlement.

• Colossus of RhodesNarrower topic: The statue was a civic monument erected in Rhodes’ harbor city.

• Antiochus III the GreatRelated: Rhodes fought alongside Rome and later helped enforce the settlement imposed on Antiochus.

• Aegean IslandsBroader topic: Its position and fortifications reflect the strategic history of the southeastern islands.

• Hippodamus of MiletusBroader topic: Ancient testimony also associates Hippodamus with planning the city of Rhodes.

• War against NabisRelated: Its fleet helped the allies apply pressure along Sparta’s coast.