Prusias   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Prusias   I - king of Bithynia, 228-182 B.C.
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220/34 Prusias seizes the Asiatic territories of Byzantium.
216/30 Prusias defeats the Gauls near Arisba.
190/16 Prusias refuses to enter an alliance with Antiochus.
186/12 Hannibal is allowed by Prusias to settle in Bithynia.
186/13 The outbreak of war between Eumenes and Prusias.
183/25 Prusias I captures Cierus and Tius, and attacks Heracleia.
183/30 Prusias and Eumenes agree peace terms.
182/2 Death of Prusias I, king of Bithynia.
    Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_29   icomedeia, the father of Prusias who had a single bone ins
Hieron:Chron_1831   Ar.] Hannibal fled to Prusias, the king of Bithynia,
Just_32.4   broke out between king Prusias, to whom Hannibal had fle
Memn_19   art of the 15th book how Prusias, the vigorous and very
Nepos_23.10   the Cretans, the Carthaginian joined Prusias in Pontus. ** At his
Nepos_23.12   was in the kingdom of Prusias. 2 On the following day
OGIS_341   (181-149)   sias, the son of king Prousias, shall be recognise
Oros_4.20   suicide at the court of Prusias, the king of Bithynia; he
Plin:HN_7.69   jaw with the son of Prusias, King of Bithynia. [70] The
Syll_632   (c. 182)   Prousias son of king Prousias on account of his vi
THI_116   (184)   and fighting against Prousias and Ortiagon and the
ValMax_3.7e.6   staying in exile with king Prusias, urged the king to give
ValMax_9.2e.2   had taken refuge with king Prusias, to take his own life.

  Prusias 2   II - king of Bithynia, 182-149 B.C.
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182/11b Syll_632, a decree of the Aetolians honouring Prusias.
168/53 Prusias of Bithynia calls himself a freedman of Rome.
167/34 Prusias visits Rome, and congratulates the senate on the victory
164/1 Embassies from Prusias, Rhodes, and the Achaeans appear before the
163/4 to defend his brother Eumenes against the accusations of Prusias.
159/1 Attalus defends Eumenes against the accusations of Prusias.
156/7 Prusias attacks and defeats Attalus.
155/1 ends legates to investigate the dispute between Prusias and Attalus.
155/7 Prusias advances as far as Pergamon.
155/16 The fleet of Prusias is destroyed in a storm.
155/17 The Romans send out decemviri to restrain Prusias.
154/1 Prusias refuses to obey the Roman decemviri.
154/6 Peace between Attalus and Prusias.
149/3 Prusias plots against Nicomedes.
149/26 style of cup is named after Prusias.
149/27 character and appearance of Prusias, who was born with a deformed
149/28 Prusias, king of Bithynia, is killed at Nicomedeia.
    Within translations:
Athen_11.496   it got its name from Prusias the king of Bithynia, who
Athen_11.783   Seleucus, and the prusias after Prusias.
Just_34.4   out the same time, Prusias, king of Bithynia, conceived
OGIS_327   (c. 154)   her with him against Prousias and besieged him in N
OGIS_341   (181-149)   Archetas: king Prousias, the son of king Prousias,
OGIS_345   (95/4)   ue of his grandfather Prousias; and their envoy [B
Syll_632   (c. 182)   olians honours king Prousias son of king Prousia
ValMax_1.8e.12   because unusual. The son of Prusias king of Bithynia, bearing the
ValMax_5.1.1   senate, when they heard that Prusias king of Bithynia had come

  Prusias 3   - a city in Bithynia by the river Hypius, formerly called Cierus
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  + Prusias-Cierus
72/24 led by Triarius captures Apameia, Prusa, Prusias-Cierus, and Nicaea.
    Within translations:
Memn_28   took his army to the city of Prusias by the sea. In anci
Memn_32   acleia, but first he led it to Prusias. Prusias had previo
OGIS_341   (181-149)   aios: Dintiporis of Prousias, the son of .skipra
Plin:HN_5.148   a second place also named Prusias at the foot of Mount

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