-
between 60 BC and 65 BC,
Pompey rewarded Deiotarus for his ****istance
against him with the
title of King.
Deiotarus increased his
territory to
include part...
- 132–136. Its
cognomen comes from
Deiotarus, a
Celtic king of Galatia. Its
emblem is unknown. The
legion was
levied by
Deiotarus, king of the
Celtic tribe of...
- in the
absence of
Deiotarus and
conquered some of the
cities of
Cappadocia and Pontus, ****igned to the
Bithynia region."
Deiotarus was a
client of Pompey...
-
Reign end
Notes Family Image Deiotarus 62 BC 40 BC Co-ruler with
Brogitarius Brogitarius 63 BC 50 BC Co-ruler with
Deiotarus Castor[citation needed] 40...
- son of Brogitarus, king of Galatia, and Adobogiona,
daughter of king
Deiotarus Philoromaeus.
Amyntas seems to have
first possessed Lycaonia,
where he...
-
taken from
Tigranes and
incorporated into Galatia, with Pompey's
client Deiotarus becoming ruler of the new kingdom. Finally,
Cilicia received the coastal...
- (present day Ankara), Pessinus, Tavium, and Gordion. Upon the
death of
Deiotarus, the
Kingdom of
Galatia was
given to Amyntas, an
auxiliary commander in...
-
Pharnaces seized Colchis easily. He took
advantage of the
absence of
Deiotarus, the king of
Galatia and
Lesser Armenia, to
seize Lesser Armenia, part...
- Saecondarius,
tetrach of all
Galatians from 41/40 to 37/36 BC.
Their son
Deiotarus Philadelphus became the last king of
Paphlagonia at some
point before...
-
territory to that of the
Kingdom of
Galatia under the
Roman client king
Deiotarus as a
reward for his
loyalty to Rome.
Bithynia and
Pontus became an important...
