Alcetas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Alcetas ² II - king of Epirus, 313-312 B.C.
313/3 eacides, the king of Epirus; Alcetas becomes the next king of Epirus.
312/8 Lyciscus, the general of Cassander, defeats Alcetas.
312/17 Alcetas is assassinated.

Alcetas ³ - king of Macedonia in the sixth century B.C.
ChronSynt_90 ars Aeropus for 25 years Alcetas for 22 years Amyntas for
Euseb]:Chron_227 years. Aeropus for 20 years. Alcetas for 18 years. Amynt
Euseb]:Chron_229 years Aeropus - for 20 years Alcetas - for 18 years. In

Alcetas ⁴ - son of Orontes; a Macedonian general, killed in 319 B.C.
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321/5 decrees of Ephesus in honour of Cleitus, Alcetas and Neoptolemus.
321/18 Alcetas kills Cynane, but her daughter Eurydice is given as wife
320/31 Asander the general of Antipater is defeated by Alcetas.
319/21 Alcetas commits suicide after being defeated in a surprise attack by
Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_9 red Cleopatra, but his brother Alcetas persuaded him to
Arrian:Fr_11 eparations for war ; how Alcetas, the brother of Perdiccas
Just_13.6 rus and Antipater. Alcetas, the brother of Perdiccas, and
Just_13.8 Pithon of Illyria, and Alcetas, the brother of Perdiccas
Oros_3.23 Peithon, (?) Illyrius, and Alcetas, the brother of Perdiccas,
Oros_3.23.30 the slaughter of Perdiccas, Alcetas, Polyperchon, and a number
Plut:Eum_5 appadocia; and wrote to Alcetas and Neoptolemus to obey
Plut:Eum_8 Celaenae. There Alcetas, Polemon, and Docimus contended
Polyaen_4.6.6 enemy, who were commanded by Alcetas. He therefore carri
Polyaen_4.6.7 in pursuit of Attalus, Alcetas, and Docimus, three able
Polyaen_8.60.1 the Macedonian army, and Alcetas with a powerful force adv
THI_111 (322/1) A] To Kleitos and Alketas. Since they are ze

Alcetas ⁵ - author of a book about the offerings at Delphi
Athen_13.591 cles," as we are told by Alcetas, in the second book of

Alcetas ⁶ - a Spartan commander, 4th century B.C.
Polyaen_2.7.1 Xenophon, Hell_3.1'20] [7] & Alcetas. Alcetas the Laceda

Alcetas ⁷ - a "prisoner from Asia", 3rd century B.C.
242/8a ap_2.392, an order for the payment of rent on the land of Alcetas

Alcetas - in documents
Syll_421 (272-260) Hageson of Stration, Alketas of Phoitiai, Alkino

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