- The
Companions (Gr****: ἑταῖροι, Gr****: [
heˈtairoi̯],
hetairoi) were the
elite cavalry of the
Macedonian army from the time of King
Philip II of Macedon...
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Central Asia. The
hetairoi (Ancient Gr****: ἑταῖροι), or
companion cavalry,
added flexibility to the
ancient Macedonian army. The
hetairoi were a special...
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royal pages (basilikoi paides),
bodyguards (somatophylakes),
companions (
hetairoi),
friends (philoi), an ****embly that
included members of the military,...
- of
Macedon Ballista Cretan archers ****enistic
armies Hippeis Hoplite Hetairoi Macedonian phalanx Military of
Mycenaean Greece Phalanx Peltast Pezhetairos...
- Seleucus, who had been "Commander-in-Chief of the
Companion cavalry" (
hetairoi) and
appointed first or
court chiliarch (which made him the
senior officer...
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along with a
group of
privileged aristocratic companions or
friends (
hetairoi, philoi)
which dined and
drank with the king and
acted as his advisory...
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royal pages (basilikoi paides),
bodyguards (somatophylakes),
companions (
hetairoi),
friends (philoi), an ****embly that
included members of the military,...
-
mentioned in
context with the
hetairoi (ἑταῖροι), the
cavalry forces of
ancient Macedon.
After Alexander the Great's death, the
hetairoi were
named xystophoroi...
- 000 strong.
These were the
Agema (the 'Guards') and the
Hetairoi ('Companions'). The
Hetairoi were
recruited from the
younger generation of
military settlers...
- Alexander's generals.
Seleucus was
chosen to
command the
Companion cavalry (
hetairoi) and
appointed first or
court chiliarch,
which made him the
senior officer...
