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Arrhabaeus (Gr****: Ἀρραβαῖος) or
Arrhibaeus may
refer to:
Arrhabaeus, the king of Lynkestis, who
claimed Corinthian aristocratic (Bacchiadae) origin. He...
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Macedonia under king
Arrhabaeus, son of Bomerus.
During the
Peloponnesian War the
combined army of
Lyncestians under king
Arrhabaeus and
Illyrians won against...
- 2017, p. 48: "If not the same
Arrhabaeus then
probably his
successor of the same name, and
Sirras was
probably Arrhabaeus’
Illyrian ally." p. 64: "Eurydice...
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continued to
press their claim by
joining Arrhabaeus. In 423 BC
Sirras married the
daughter of
Arrhabaeus. Some
claim that the
Illyrians were
under Sirras...
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Lynkestian king
Arrhabaeus against Perdiccas II of Macedon. The
marriage between Sirras and the
daughter of the
Lynkestian king
Arrhabaeus in c. 430–420...
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objections and
received and
negotiated with
Arrhabaeus, the
leader of the Lyncestians.
After he
settled with
Arrhabaeus,
Brasidas set
about accomplishing his...
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Amyntas (Gr****: Ἀμύντας), son of
Arrhabaeus, was
hipparch of the ile of Prodromoi. He
replaced Hegelochus and was
replaced by Protomachus. Who's Who in...
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tried to flee. At the
murder trial, two
other men,
Heromenes and
Arrhabaeus, were
found guilty of
conspiring with Pausanias, and executed. Leonnatus...
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Overall command of
these three cavalry units was held by Amyntas, son of
Arrhabaeus.
After them came the
hypaspists commanded by Nicanor,
which guarded the...
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forced to
retreat owing to a
shortage of
provisions in winter. In 424 BC,
Arrhabaeus, a
local ruler of
Lynkestis in
Upper Macedonia,
rebelled against his overlord...
