Arsaces - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Arsaces I - king of Parthia, (?) 247-216 B.C.
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247/11 Arsaces is proclaimed king of the Parthians.
238/12 Arsaces takes advantage of the war between Seleucus and Antiochus,
216/15 the Parthian kingdom under Arsaces, who establishes a stronghold
216/16 The death of Arsaces I, king of Parthia.
Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_30 following reason. Arsaces and Tiridates were two brothers
Arrian:Fr_31 following reason. Arsaces and Teridates, two brothers who
Euseb]:Chron_207 ns; their first king was Arsaces, from whom the kings are
Hieron:Chron_1769 eir first king was Arsaces, the founder of the Arsacid dyn
Just_41.5 pite being thus given to Arsaces, he settled the Parthian
Just_41.4-6 * Macedonians. One Arsaces, a man of uncertain origin, but
Oros_5.4 Parthians in line from Arsaces, conquered the prefect Demetrius.

Arsaces ² II - king of Parthia, (?) 216-191 B.C.
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Just_41.5 one, whose name was also Arsaces, fought with the greatest

Arsaces ³ - a eunuch, used as a messenger by Themistocles
Polyaen_1.30.4 Therefore he sent Arsaces, another eunuch, to inform the

Arsaces ⁴ (? Arshag) - king of Armenia, (?) 127-114 B.C.
126/9b ter the death of Valarsaces, Arsaces (? Arshag) becomes king of Armen
113/6b After the death of Arsaces, Ardasches (? Artavasdes) becomes king of

Arsaces → see Artabanus

Arsaces → see Mithridates

Arsaces → see Phraates

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