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Erasistratus of Ceos Erasistratus discovers the cause of the illness of Antiochus. Painting by Jacques-Louis David (1774) Born c. 304 BC Died c. 250 BC Occupation Physician Era Hellenistic Greece

bintang Antigonus II Gonatas Coin of Antigonus Gonatas King of Macedonia Reign 277–274 BC (first time) Predecessor Sosthenes Successor Pyrrhus of Epirus Reign 272–239 BC (second time) Predecessor Pyrrhus of Epirus Successor Demetrius Aetolicus Born c. 319 BC Died 239 BC (aged approx 80) Spouse Phila Issue Demetrius Aetolicus Dynasty Antigonid dynasty Father Demetrius Poliorcetes Mother Phila (daughter of Antipater)   Ennius Double herm with the portrait of the Roman poets Virgil or Ennius Born Quintus Ennius c. 239 BC Rudiae, Roman Republic Died c. 169 BC Occupation Poet Nationality Roman Genre Epic poetry

Hamilcar Barca
A Carthaginian shekel, dated 237–227 BC, depicting the Punic god Melqart (equivalent of Hercules/Heracles), possibly with the features of Hamilcar Barca, father of Hannibal Barca; on the reverse is a man riding a war elephant
Born	c. 275 BC
Died	228 BC

Masinissa
Coin of either Massinisa, 203-148 BC, or Micipsa 148-118 BC, showing a man wearing a diadem on the obverse, and a horse with a palm tree on the reverse
King of Numidia
Reign	202 BC–148 BC
Predecessor	New establishment
Successor	Micipsa
King of the Massylii
Reign	206 BC–202 BC
Predecessor	Lacumazes
Successor	Himself as King of Numidia
Born	c. 238 BC
Died	148 BC (aged about 90)
Burial	Royal tomb of El Khroub[1]
Issue	Micipsa Gulussa Mastanabal
Father	Gaia