Achaeus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Achaeus ² - a Greek tragedian, of the 5th century B.C.
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Athen_06.267 ould enter in. And Achaeus, in his Omphale, speaking of
Athen_06.270 hostile to a hungry man; as Achaeus says in Aethon, a
Athen_10.414 unprofitable. And Achaeus the Eretrian, speaking of the

Achaeus ³ - father of Laodice, the wife of Antiochus II, king of Syria
Euseb]:Chron_251 Laodice the daughter of Achaeus, of whom one was married

Achaeus ⁴ - Seleucid governor of Asia Minor, who rebelled against Antiochus III; killed in 213 B.C.
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223/6 Antiochus appoints Achaeus to command his forces in Asia Minor.
222/21 Achaeus forces Attalus to take refuge in Pergamum.
220/30 Achaeus assumes the title of king, while marching through Phrygia.
220/31 mutiny in the army of Achaeus.
218/37 The inhabitants of Selge repel an attack by Achaeus.
216/22 Antiochus enters an alliance with Attalus against Achaeus.
215/30 Antiochus begins the siege of Sardis, which is held by Achaeus.
214/23 captures most of Sardis, and forces Achaeus back into the citadel.
213/15 Achaeus is captured and put to death.
Polyaen_04.17.1 generals of Seleucus, Achaeus and Andromachus, pursued

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