Archidamus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Archidamus ² II - king of Sparta, 469-427 B.C.
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Plut:Cleom_27 also said that the old Archidamus, at the beginning of
Plut:Mor_190 women. ARCHIDAMUS. Archidamus, in the Peloponnesian war,

Archidamus ³ III - king of Sparta, 360-338 B.C.
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Athen_07.289 rote in similar style to Archidamus, the king of the
Athen_12.536 econd book he says that "Archidamus the Lacedaemonian, hav
Athen_13.591 middle between that of Archidamus, king of the Lacedaemo
Memn_2 tyrant for seven years, while Archidamus was king of Spar
Plut:Agis_3 was succeeded by his son Archidamus, who was slain by the
Plut:Mor_191 ARCHIDAMUS. When Archidamus, the son of Agesilaus, behel

Archidamus ⁴ IV - king of Sparta, (?)305-275 B.C.
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294/10 ius defeats the Spartan king Archidamus near Mantineia, and attacks
Plut:Agis_3 cceeded by another Archidamus, his son, and that prince
Plut:Demetr_35 Lacedaemon. King Archidamus met him at Mantineia, where

Archidamus ⁵ V - king of Sparta, 228-227 B.C.
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227/7 Cleomenes kills his opponent Archidamus.
Plut:Cleom_1 ame fate for his brother Archidamus; but that prince saved
Plut:Cleom_5 ought himself of calling Archidamus, the brother of Agis,

Archidamus ⁶ of Elis - victor in the four-horse race at the Olympic games, 296 B.C.
FGrH_257a.1 our, for the second time Archidamus of Elis, in the race

Archidamus ⁷ - a general of the Argives
Plut:Mor_192 NICOSTRATUS. [192] Archidamus, general of the Argives, ent

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