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Philopoemen /ˌfɪləˈpiːmən/ (Gr****: Φιλοποίμην Philopoímēn; 253 BC,
Megalopolis – 183 BC, Messene) was a
skilled Gr****
general and statesman, who was Achaean...
- BC (
Philopoemen of
Megalopolis was Hipparch)
Philopoemen of
Megalopolis I 209–208 BC
Nikias 208–207 BC (Aristaenos of Dyme was Hipparch)
Philopoemen of...
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unable to
defeat the
Spartan forces outside Gythium and
Philopoemen retreats to Tegea. When
Philopoemen reenters Laconia for a
second attempt, his
forces are...
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Philopoemen Constantinidi (born Konstantinidis; Gr****: Φιλοποίμην Κωνσταντινίδης; 1909–1992) was a Gr****
painter and engraver. Born in 1909 in Thessaloniki...
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murdered by his
enemies and is
succeeded by his father, Paseas.
Philopoemen, Gr****
general and
statesman (d. 183 BC) Abantidas,
tyrant of Sicyon...
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rebels against the
Achaean League. When the
Achaean League's general,
Philopoemen,
intervenes to try to
control the rebellion, he is
captured during a...
- with the Seleucids. As
strategos of the Achaeans, the Gr****
general Philopoemen is
responsible for
turning the
Achaean League into an
aggressive military...
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Spartans from the rear and the front,
until the
Arcadian cavalryman Philopoemen,
disregarding the orders,
charged with the men who
would follow. This...
- of
Mantinea in 207,
during which he was
slain by the
Achaean leader Philopoemen.
Nabis took
power after the
death of Machanidas.
Diodorus of
Sicily claims...
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Achaean League army of
Philopoemen intervenes. Nabis'
forces are
decisively defeated at
Tegea by
Philopoemen and
Nabis is
forced to
check his...
