67 BC Chr.

67 BC Chr.
The former Cilician pirate Tarkondimotos I is made king of Anazarbos by Pompey .
67 BC In other calendars
Buddhist calendar	477/478 (southern Buddhism); 476/477 (alternative calculation according to Buddha's Parinirvana )
Chinese calendar	43rd (44th) cycle , year of the wood tiger 甲寅 ( at the beginning of the year water buffalo 癸丑)
Greek calendar	1./2. Year of the 178th Olympiad
Jewish calendar	3694/95
Roman calendar	from urbe condita DCLXXXVII (687)
Seleucid era	Babylon: 244/245; Syria: 245/246

Events

The acropolis of Anazarbos

The Roman tribune Aulus Gabinius applies to the people's assembly (the Comitia tributa ) that the general Gnaeus Pompeius be given supreme command over the Mediterranean and all coastal areas in order to be able to effectively combat the threat from pirates . His counterpart Lucius Trebellius , who, together with the Senate, does not want to accept such a concentration of power, vetoed but was so intimidated by the people that he had to withdraw this veto.
On the basis of the Lex Gabinia introduced by Aulus Gabinius, Pompey ended the pirate nuisance, primarily Cilician pirates in the Mediterranean . The pirates are not crucified by Pompey, but made allies like Menodorus . One of them, Tarkondimotos I , is made king of Anazarbos .
The Romans conquer Crete .

The Hasmonean Empire under Salome Alexandra

The Hasmonean fratricidal war in the Hasmonean Empire begins with the death of Queen Salome Alexandra between her sons John Hyrcanus II and Aristobulus II , who does not want to recognize his brother's succession to the throne.

Salome Alexandra , Queen of Judea (* around 140 BC )
Quintus Servilius Caepio , Roman politician (* around 97 BC )
around 67 BC Chr .: Lucius Cornelius Sisenna , Roman politician (* before 117 BC)