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rebellious Timarchus. He left his
general Bacchides as a
governor of the
western part of the empire.
Bacchides led an army into
Judea on a
second expedition...
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Bacchides may
refer to:
Bacchides (play), a
Roman comedy by the
playwright Plautus Bacchides (general), ****enistic Gr**** general,
ruler of
country beyond...
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hostile to
Bacchides. Nevertheless, the book is open
about the
successes Bacchides achieved on
behalf of the government. So the king
chose Bacchides, one of...
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Bacchides is a
Latin comedy by the
early Roman playwright Titus Maccius Plautus. The
title has been
translated as The Bacchises, and the plot revolves...
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Demetrius sent the
general Bacchides to
Israel with a
large army, in
order to
install Alcimus with the
office of high priest.
Bacchides subdued Jerusalem and...
- the
rebellious Timarchus. He left his
general Bacchides to
govern the
western part of the empire.
Bacchides led an army of 20,000
infantry and 2,000 cavalry...
- the
Battle of
Elasa (161/160 BCE)
against Bacchides, a
Seleucid general under Demetrius I Soter.
Bacchides proceeded with
crushing rigor against the Maccabean...
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under the
protection of the king's army and sent to
Judea an army led by
Bacchides. The
weaker Jewish army
could not
oppose the
enemy and
withdrew from Jerusalem...
- halves, one
containing Amphitruo to
Epidicus (omitting
Bacchides), and the
other containing Bacchides and
Menaechmi to Truculentus. The
first eight plays...
- invincible; however, the
motif is
older and
found already in Plautus'
Bacchides. Homer's
Iliad is the most
famous narrative of Achilles'
deeds in the...
