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Seleukos (Ancient Gr****: Σέλευκος; died c. 130 BC), son of
Bithys, was a
Ptolemaic governor of
Cyprus and
admiral in the
second century BC.
Seleucus had...
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Cotys IV in
inner Thrace ODRYSIAN KINGS Dyegilos king of
Caeni Bithys in
inner Thrace BRANCH OF
ASTAEAN KINGS Cotys V
Sadalas I
Cotys VI
Sadalas II Sadalas...
- -Plutarch
Parrhasius Ps.-Plutarch
Oxylus Protogeneia Apollod. 1st/2nd cent. AD
Bithys Sete
Tmolus Theogone Ps.-Plutarch
Ismarus Thracia Alcon of
Thrace No mother...
- S. tephraeus
Binomial name
Strephonota tephraeus (Geyer, 1837)
Synonyms Bithys tephraeus Geyer, 1837
Thecla tephraeus Siderus tephraeus Dindyminotes tephraeus...
- Steph**** of
Byzantium mentions the name of Rhesus'
sister Sete, who had a son
Bithys with Ares. In one account, Rhesus'
brothers are
called Olynthus and Brangas...
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commandant of the
eastern Egyptian border-fortress
Pelusium Seleucus, son of
Bithys,
Ptolemaic governor of
Cyprus (c.145-130 BC),
Seleucus of Alexandria, a...
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Semestra Teres VI in
inner Thrace Dyegilos king of
Caeni ∞
Apama of
Bithynia Bithys in
inner Thrace BRANCH OF
ASTAEAN KINGS Sotimos king of
Maedi ∞ Athenais...
- from
Samothrace to Cotys, but had to
surrender to the Romans. Cotys' son
Bithys (the same name is
usually spelled Beithys in
Thracian inscriptions) had...
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times and
there are also a few non-Gr****
names (Illyrian or Thracian; e.g. "
Bithys"). This
material supports the
observation that
Macedonian personal names...
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Philometor Xenophon? 158–152 BC Andromachus? 152–145 BC Seleucus, son of
Bithys 144–ca. 130 BC
Ptolemy VIII
Euergetes Crocus ca. 130–124 BC Theodorus, son...
