When the empire of Alexander the Great broke apart in the fourth century BCE, Persia fell under the control of the Seleucids who held power for several centuries. But then the Parthians came down from the North during the last century BCE, and set up the Arsacid Dynasty. They then spent the next few hundred years wrestling with Rome for control of the area covered by Armenia and Syria.
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