The Seleucid Empire in the third century BCE, it gets more and more overtaken by the Parthian Empire. Parthia starts as a satrap, a region of the Seleucid Empire, but it eventually takes control over much of Persia. So this is the Parthian, sorry, the Parthian, Parthian, Parthian Empire, right over here. And the last vestiges of the Seleucid Empire are eventually defeated by the Roman legions. And you'll see this is a common trend here because at the time of Alexander on the Italian Peninsula, you start having a city-state that's becoming more and more powerful and more and more of an empire. And as we will see, it starts to subsume a lot of the regions we talked about. Ptolemaic Egypt, it gets overthrown by the Roman Empire in 30 BCE.