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1 Events  



1.1  140  



1.1.1  By place  



1.1.1.1  Roman Empire  







1.1.2  By topic  



1.1.2.1  Religion  





1.1.2.2  Art and science  









1.2  141  



1.2.1  By place  



1.2.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.2.1.2  Asia  







1.2.2  By topic  



1.2.2.1  Religion  





1.2.2.2  Arts and Science  









1.3  142  



1.3.1  By place  



1.3.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.3.1.2  Asia  







1.3.2  By topic  



1.3.2.1  Religion  









1.4  143  



1.4.1  By topic  



1.4.1.1  Medicine  









1.5  144  



1.5.1  By place  



1.5.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.5.1.2  Asia  







1.5.2  By topic  



1.5.2.1  Religion  









1.6  145  



1.6.1  By place  



1.6.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.6.1.2  Asia  









1.7  146  



1.7.1  By place  



1.7.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.7.1.2  Asia  









1.8  147  



1.8.1  By place  



1.8.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.8.1.2  Asia  









1.9  148  



1.9.1  By place  



1.9.1.1  Roman Empire  





1.9.1.2  Asia  







1.9.2  By topic  



1.9.2.1  Religion  









1.10  149  







2 Significant people  





3 Births  





4 Deaths  





5 References  














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Millennium

1st millennium

Centuries

  • 2nd century
  • 3rd century
  • Decades

  • 130s
  • 140s
  • 150s
  • 160s
  • Years

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  • The 140s decade ran from January 1, 140, to December 31, 149.

    Events

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    By place[edit]

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    Religion[edit]
    Art and science[edit]

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    Arts and Science[edit]

    142

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    Roman Empire[edit]
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    Religion[edit]

    143

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    Medicine[edit]

    144

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    Roman Empire[edit]
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    Religion[edit]

    145

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    Roman Empire[edit]
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    146

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    Emperor Antoninus Pius hosts a series of grand games, to celebrate Rome's 900th anniversary.[14]

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    Religion[edit]

    149

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    References[edit]

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  • ^ "Arrian | Greek historian". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 13 February 2020.
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