
Asander - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Asander
- son of Philotas; governor of Caria after Alexander's death
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320/31
Asander the general of Antipater is defeated by Alcetas.
313/1
thenian decree, in honour of Asander, the Macedonian satrap of Caria.
313/4
control of the cities of Caria, and liberates Miletus from Asander.
  Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_9-11 *
onus as before; Caria to Asander; Lydia to Clitus; Phrygia
Oros_3.23
given Lycia and Pamphylia; Cassander, Caria; and Menander, Lydia.
PsCallisth_3.31
Olcias, Lysimachus, Eumenes, Asander did not know what
SEG_35.1080
(321/0) gn of Philippos, when Asandros was satrap, in the m
Syll_311
(323/2) king Philippos, when Asandros was satrap, it was r
THI_77
(318) month of Dios, when Asandros was satrap, and the ar
THI_118
(321/0) ign of Philippos, when Asandros was satrap; since t
Asander 2
- king of Bosporus, (?) 47-17 B.C.
321/5a
a decree of Pidasa honouring men appointed by the satrap Asander.
109/10
The birth of Asander, king of Bosporus.
47/26
Asander rebels against Pharnaces.
47/63
Pharnaces is killed by Asander, who seizes control of Bosporus.
46/50
Pergamon is defeated by Asander, while attempting to seize the
  Within translations:
Lucian:Macr_17
ived ninety years. Asander, who, after being ethnarch, was
Asander
- in documents
AnthPal_12.88
ide I bend towards Asander, and on that again my eye, waxi
SEG_56.638
(160-150) n, Philopheiros son of Asandros and Thersandros son
Syll_322
atides son of Mnesitheos Asandros son of Agathon [B] T
Syll_690
(c. 135) Politas son of Asandros, Nikaretos son of Antichare
THI_151
(145-137) n of Harmoxenos Asandros son of Lysikles Kallistrat
THI_176
(155/4) and Politas, sons of Asandros, sold to Pythian Apol
THI_24
(early 2nd cent.) as and the magistrate Asandros private individuals:
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