
Antioch - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Antioch
- a city in Syria; the capital of the Seleucid kingdom
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Seleucus holds a festival at "Iopolis", near Antioch.
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The foundation of Antioch.
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The completion of the construction of Antioch.
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Berenice and her son are murdered at Antioch.
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army is defeated by the Egyptians, and forced to retreat to Antioch.
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atonice leads a rebellion at Antioch, but is captured and killed
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Seleucus founds a new quarter at Antioch.
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Syria, and after he dies is buried either in Apameia or in Antioch.
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plague at Antioch is stopped, by following the advice of a priest
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ochus IV pays for temples at Antioch and Athens, and many other build
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earthquake at Antioch.
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Ptolemaeus VI enters Antioch.
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Cretan and Jewish mercenaries massacre the inhabitants of Antioch.
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Tryphon captures Antioch.
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The parasite Hierax of Antioch is put to death by Ptolemaeus.
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feats Cyzicenus and captures Antioch, where Cleopatra the wife of Cyz
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Manilius all arrive on the same ship, as slaves from (?) Antioch.
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his guides, but leaves them behind and makes his own way to Antioch.
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being captured and released by pirates, Clodius proceeds to Antioch.
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Q.Marcius Rex visits Antioch, where he negotiates with Philippus and
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M.Cato visits Antioch and other places in the eastern provinces.
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Pompeius is received with enthusiasm at Antioch and Seleuceia.
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rthians as they retreat from Antioch, and kills Osaces, one of their
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stays within the walls of Antioch, until the Parthians have comple
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the statues of Zeus and Athene from Antioch and sends them to Rome.
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The starting point of the Era of Antioch.
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mixed the fountain at Antioch with wine; a thing which
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], says that Hierax of Antioch, who used formerly to acc
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ing some public games at Antioch, he invited all the Greek
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ntiochus Eupator came to Antioch, he found Philippus actin
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tants of Seleuceia, near Antioch in Syria, count their era
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rst indiction. In Antioch the Great the freedom of the
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first year of the era of Antioch the Great and the first
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time a cetain senator of Antioch who had returned to Rome
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battle near the city of Antioch against Ptolemaeus, who
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nus brought an army from Antioch, but was defeated in a
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from the inhabitants of Antioch, ignored Antiochus and
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being carried back to Antioch, the animals suddenly too
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Seleucus restored and called Antioch. 115.4 * . [1700]
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founded the cities of Antioch, Laodiceia, Seleuceia,
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949] [1944 in Ar.] Antioch in Syria was captured by the
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Ar.] The inhabitants of Antioch reckon their years from
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the metropolis itself, Antioch; and gave them privileges
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deal of money, he returned to Antioch. [248] Now it came
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ith him, and returned to Antioch, where he listed foreigne
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marched hastily out of Antioch, with Lysias, who had the
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had so done, he returned to Antioch. He also carried
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haste, and went out of Antioch with his army; and when
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in obedience and returned to Antioch to king Demetrius.
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nce; [401] so he came to Antioch, and irritated him agains
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[421] who marched out of Antioch, and came into Judaea,
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returned to the king at Antioch; and after this his depar
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built himself, not far from Antioch and admitted nobody
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left them, and fled to Antioch, excepting those that wer
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Phoenicia, and came to Antioch, that he might put matter
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terms with the people of Antioch, for they had suffered
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persuade the people of Antioch to receive Demetrius, bec
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took his army, and came from Antioch, against Jonathan.
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Now the people of Antioch hated Demetrius, both on accoun
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oth his elephants and the city Antioch. [145] Demetrius,
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and treachery, came from Antioch to Bethsan, which by the
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burial, he returned himself to Antioch. [210] However, Sim
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aptives of the people of Antioch, they restored them to
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fight was over, came to Antioch, and took it, and reigned
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head; and thus did he die at Antioch. [126] But Ptolemae
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rite to the Sidonians, and the Antiochians, and the Aradia
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when he came to Antioch, and met there a great number
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was come to Daphne by Antioch, they told him of the ill
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Antonius had him brought to Antioch, and slain there.
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beheaded by Scipio at Antioch, and that by the command
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the Jews to Daphne by Antioch to Antonius, who was alre
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erodes was at Daphne, by Antioch, he had some dreams which
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for he called the city Antioch from the name of his fath
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fled in trepidation to Antioch, not much better attended
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mpact with the people of Antioch, at that time enraged aga
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er. The people of Antioch, too, to atone for their injuri
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Syria; for the people of Antioch, in the first place, unde
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and he called the city Antioch, after the name of his
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possessions; he captured Antioch the great and the rest
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carried her with great pomp to Antioch. Demetrius seized
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her rank, and conducted her to Antioch. [62] Epicharis.
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Gennaeus, the leaders of Antioch, and she set up her elder
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Lysias, the governor of Antioch and Phoenicia, as command
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