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Leucon I of
Bosporus (Gr****: Λευκὼν, romanized:
Leukon,
lived c. 410–349 BC) also
known as Leuco, was a
Spartocid ruler of the
Bosporan Kingdom who ruled...
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Ephoron leukon, the
white fly, is a
species of pale
burrower mayfly in the
family Polymitarcyidae. It is
found in
North America. "Ephoron
leukon Report"...
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marriage of
Komosarye and
Paerisades I. The most
famous known ruler is
Leukon I, who
expanded the
kingdom beyond its boundaries,
resisted the Scythians...
- at the Sea of Azov. The
kurgan could in
particular have been the tomb of
Leukon of
Bosporus (389-349 BC). In the
course of
excavations in the
years 1833...
- "Die Sorglichen" (Gustav Falke) "Das
stille Königreich" (Karl Busse) "An
Leukon" (Johann
Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim)
Seven Early Songs,
voice and piano, composed...
- Healer.
Leukon succeeded in
convincing Hekakatios to
renounce his kingship, or
perhaps he died
while Leukon was
fighting Okatamsades.
Leukon immediately...
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Prytanis Eumelos Spartokos III
Hygiainon (regent)
Paerisades II
Spartokos IV
Leukon II
Spartokos V [ru]
Kamasarye Paerisades III
Paerisades IV
Paerisades V...
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Prytanis Eumelos Spartokos III
Hygiainon (regent)
Paerisades II
Spartokos IV
Leukon II
Spartokos V [ru]
Kamasarye Paerisades III
Paerisades IV
Paerisades V...
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Leucon II of
Bosporus (Ancient Gr****: Λέυκων, romanized:
Leukon; c. 240 – 220 BC), also
known as Leuco,
seems to have been the
second son of Paerisades...
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himself died.
After settling his
affairs in
order and
solidifying his throne,
Leukon, Satyros's
eldest son and successor,
besieged Theodosia once more. In response...
