What did Antiochus III claim to be the champion of?
Roman freedom
Persian Honor
Greek freedom against Roman domination
Egyptian Pride
Answer
Antiochus III, the Seleucid king, positioned himself as the defender of Greek freedom against the encroaching dominance of Rome. He portrayed himself as the protector of Hellenic culture and traditions, rallying support from Greek city-states and individuals who feared the growing influence of the Roman Republic in the region.
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