Anchor: The city was ruled in turn by the Lydians, the Persians, and the Attalid kings of Pergamum, until 133 b.c. , when Attalus III bequeathed his kingdom, and Ephesus with it, to the Romans.
Entailed: In 133 B.C., the kingdom was given over to Roman control by Attalus III.
Contradiction: Attalus III died fighting the Romans, and it took a bloody battle for the Romans to seize control of the kingdom.
Contradiction: A band is packing up their equipment.
Contradiction: Some of Europe's Finest Porcelains contained in the museum.
Contradiction: The Whigs, since they rebuffed these lower classes, made friends.
Contradiction: There are people buying seafood.