Which of these was NOT a major power contending for control of Arabia in the second and third centuries?

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While there were certainly Jewish communities in Arabia during this time period, they were not a major power contending for control of the region. The Sasanian Persians, Roman Constantinople, and Christian Ethiopia were all vying for influence and control over various parts of Arabia during the second and third centuries.

Which of These Was NOT a Major Power Contending for Control