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Nicomedes
I - king of Bithynia, 279-255 B.C.
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279/22
eath of Zipoetes of Bithynia, who is succeeded by his son Nicomedes.
279/27
Nicomedes of Bithynia forms an alliance with Heracleia to resist atta
279/29
Warfare (? between Antiochus and Nicomedes) near Cyzicus.
278/17
The navies of Antiochus and Nicomedes, who is aided by Heracleia, con
278/21
Nicomedes helps the Gauls to cross over from Thrace to Asia.
278/24
Nicomedes uses the Gauls as allies in a civil war against Zipoetes.
255/6
dish of artificial fish for Nicomedes, because fresh fish is not ava
255/7
Nicomedes' dog bites his wife Consingis.
255/8
The death of Nicomedes king of Bithynia, leaving his sons by Etazeta
254/8
Ziaelas, the eldest son of Nicomedes, invades Bithynia and establishe
  Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_29
ca. [29] [TZETZES] Nicomedes the founder of Nicomedeia,
Athen_1.7
hovies which the cook of Nicomedes, king of the Bithynians
ChronPasc_428
Rome. [Ol. 128.3] Nicomedes the king of Bithynia refounde
Hieron:Chron_1755
755] [1752 in Ar.] Nicomedes the king of Bithynia enlarged
Just_17.2
in every way flattered Nicomedes, that as he was about
Malal_198
Seleucus appointed Nicomedes and Nicanor to govern the who
Malal_210
urged Antiochus son of Nicomedes, the king of Asia, to
Memn_9-14 *
thynians, and their king Nicomedes sent envoys to Heraclei
Plin:HN_8.144
Pyrrhus; also the dog of Nicomedes king of Bithynia is recorded
Plin:HN_8.157
at the bereavement. When King Nicomedes was killed his horse ended
RC_25
(c. 240) s, just as our father Nikomedes was well disposed t
Nicomedes 2
II - king of Bithynia, 149-127 B.C.
149/3
Prusias plots against Nicomedes.
132/14
tonicus' revolt, but he is kept in check with the help of Nicomedes.
127/3
cock falls in love with Secundus, a servant of Nicomedes II.
127/4
Nicomedes offers to buy the famous statue of Aphrodite at Cnidus.
  Within translations:
Aelian:NA_12.37
of a king (the king was Nicomedes* of Bithynia); Philo
Athen_13.606
Secundus was a slave of Nicomedes the king of Bithynia;
Just_34.4
solution to kill his son Nicomedes, with a desire to benef
Oros_5.10
by the powerful kings, Nicomedes of Bithynia, Mithridates of
Plin:HN_7.127
set on it by King Nicomedes, who attempted to obtain it
Plin:HN_36.21
greater reputation. [21] Later King Nicomedes was anxious to buy it
Nicomedes 3
III Euergetes - king of Bithynia, 127-94 B.C.
127/5
The accession of Nicomedes III of Bithynia.
114/6a
Nicomedes invades Cappadocia, and forces Laodice, the sister of Mithr
107/10
phlagonia by Mithridates and Nicomedes - regarded by some as the star
94/8a
a decree of Delphi in honour of king Nicomedes and queen Laodice.
94/9
Nicomedes III sends his concubine Hagne and her son Socrates to Cyzic
94/10
The death of Nicomedes III of Bithynia; he is succeeded by his son
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Diod_36.3
Marius sent envoys to Nicomedes king of Bithynia, reque
GranLic_29
evious adventures. Nicomedes, who was rightly called Euerg
Just_37.4
into an alliance with Nicomedes, he invaded Paphlagonia
Just_38.1-3 *
ditating On this scheme, Nicomedes, king of Bithynia, proc
Memn_22
Nicomedes, the son of Nicomedes and Nysa, to be king
OGIS_342
(110/09) and on behalf of King Nikomedes, when Dionysios of Pallene, the
Nicomedes 4
IV Philopator - king of Bithynia, 94-74 B.C.
+ Philopator
94/10
Nicomedes III of Bithynia; he is succeeded by his son Nicomedes IV.
91/15
tes invades Bithynia, expels Nicomedes IV, and sets up Socrates as
91/37
Hortensius makes a speech calling for the restoration of Nicomedes.
90/19
led by M'.Aquillius restores Nicomedes to the throne of Bithynia, and
90/20
Mithridates orders the murder of Socrates, the brother of Nicomedes.
89/15
Nicomedes invades Pontus, with the support of the Roman envoys.
89/27
complain to the Roman envoys in Asia about Nicomedes' aggression.
88/7
The generals of Mithridates defeat Nicomedes by the river Amneius.
84/5
Curio restores Nicomedes and Ariobarzanes to their kingdoms.
81/44
Caesar visits the court of Nicomedes, and is accused of having an ind
74/6
cock falls in love with a wine-bearer serving Nicomedes.
74/7
Nicomedes of Bithynia dies, leaving his kingdom to the Romans.
  Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_14
the death of the last Nicomedes, who at his death left
Cic:Verr_2.1.63
on a mission to King Nicomedes and King Sadala, and insisted
Festus:Brev_11
ough the will of the late King Nicomedes. Gallograecia
FGrH_252.A
terms with Sulla; and Philopator returned to Bithynia
GranLic_28
Curio restored Nicomedes to the throne of Bithynia,
Just_38.3
son, who was also named Nicomedes, was driven from his
Just_38.5
friend. 10 That Nicomedes had made war upon him by thei
Malal_221
ynia, after the death of Nicomedes, the local ruler who
Memn_22
man senate had appointed Nicomedes, the son of Nicomedes
Oros_6.2
to deprive of his kingdom Nicomedes, the king of Bithynia and
Polyaen_8.23.1
On his voyage to Nicomedes, Caesar was captured by some
Sall:Hist_4.67
finally, on the death of Nicomedes, they seized upon all
[Vict]:VirIll_76
each other, he expelled Nicomedes from Bithynia and Ariobarzanes
[Vict]:VirIll_78
of Thermus, he often visited Nicomedes, the king of Bithynia, and
Nicomedes 5
- a Greek historian
Athen_5.217
ding to the statement of Nicomedes of Acanthus; and he rei
Athen_14.637
in their banquets, as Nicomedes tells us in his essay
Nicomedes 6
of Cos - an associate of Antigonus, late 4th century B.C.
307/17c
and other states in honour of Nicomedes, an associate of Antigonus.
Nicomedes
- in documents
Syll_322
Hekatomnōs son of Nikomedes Menestratos son of
THI_43
(202/1) [A] [When] Nikomedes was monarchos, on the
THI_61.D
(173-169) Pythian boys: Nikomedes son of Anaxibios sec
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