Laodice - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Laodice - queen of Syria; wife of Antiochus II
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253/4 OGIS_225, recording the sale of land from Antiochus II to Laodice.
246/29a the children of Antiochus and Laodice, attend a ceremony in Babylon.
246/30 near Babylon, which had been given by Antiochus to his wife Laodice.
246/43 Laodice plots against Sophron, the governor of Ephesus, but he is pro
Within translations:
Athen_13.593 was laid against him by Laodice, and Laodice was thrown
Euseb]:Chron_251 us, and two daughters by Laodice the daughter of Achaeus,
Just_27.1 own family, his mother Laodice, who ought to have restra
Phylarch_24 Danae is put to death by Laodice, for disclosing a plot
Plin:HN_7.53 that the royal consort Laodice after she had murdered
Polyaen_8.50.1 rhus, and defeated him. [50] Laodice. Antiochus, surn
Porph:Fr_43 ntiochus, by his previous wife Laodice. Ptolemy led Ber
ValMax_9.10e.1 away by the plots of Laodice, armed herself and got into
ValMax_9.14e.1 to king Antiochus. After Laodice, the wife of Antiochus,

Laodice ² - queen of Syria; wife of Seleucus II
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Euseb]:Chron_251 brother of his mother Laodice, who was in charge of the
THI_33 (197-159) h I bought from queen Laodike - all this I dedicat

Laodice ³ - queen of Syria; wife of Antiochus III
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221/17 Antiochus marries Laodice, the daughter of Mithridates of Pontus.
213/5a 9.1283-1285, letters of Antiochus and Laodice to the city of Smyrna.
195/14 Austin_156, a letter from Laodice to the city of Iasus in Caria.
195/15 Austin_198, a letter from Laodice to the city of Iasus in Caria.
195/15a (OGIS_237), a decree of Iasus in honour of Antiochus and Laodice.
193/8 of Caria with an edict of Antiochus concerning the cult of Laodice.
193/9 ceia in Media with the edict of Antiochus about the cult of Laodice.
Within translations:
OGIS_771 (196/5) Antiochos and queen Laodike shall be praised public
RC_36 (193) honours of our sister queen Laodike, and as we think it
SEG_39.1284 (213) l;os. [B] Queen Laodike to the council and peopl
SEG_49.1943 (c. 197) os the son and queen Laodike and the children, Them
THI_28 (193) of our sister queen Laodike, and considering this m
THI_63 (193) g Antiochos and queen Laodike" another pot in which

Laodice ⁴ - queen of Syria; wife of Antiochus IV
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THI_28 (193) erefore, since Laodike { daughter of Antiochos } ha
THI_86 (170-164) Antiochos, and queen Laodike and their son Antiocho

Laodice ⁵ - daughter of Antiochus VII Sidetes
Euseb]:Chron_257 daughters, were both called Laodice. The third, called

Laodice ⁶ - queen of Cappadocia; wife of Ariarathes V
129/21 Laodice murders the sons of Ariarathes.
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Just_37.1 ived of life. For Laodice, out of six children, all boys,

Laodice ⁷ - queen of Cappadocia; wife of Ariarathes VI
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114/6a vades Cappadocia, and forces Laodice, the sister of Mithridates,
94/8a a decree of Delphi in honour of king Nicomedes and queen Laodice.
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Just_38.1 sons of his other sister Laodice, (whose husband Ariarathe
Just_38.2 He sent his wife Laodice, also, to Rome, to testify that

Laodice ⁸ - queen of Pontus; sister and wife of Mithridates VI
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Just_37.3 him, of whom his wife Laodice, who was also his sister,
ValMax_1.8e.13 daughter of Mithridates, born of Laodice the queen, had her mouth

Laodice ⁹ - a queen who fought against the Parthians, early 1st century B.C.
Joseph:AJ_13.371 come as an auxiliary to Laodice, queen of the Gileadites,

Laodice ¹⁰ - the mother of Seleucus I
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Just_15.4 ances. His mother Laodice, being married to Antiochus,

Laodice ¹¹ - the daughter of Seleucus I
Malal_198 ama, who were called Apama and Laodice. After the death

Laodice ¹² - daughter of Seleucus IV and wife of Perseus
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Syll_639 (c. 177) this statue of queen Laodike, daughter of king Sel

Laodice ¹³ - daughter of Antiochus IV of Syria
149/42 Ammonius murders Laodice and other members of the Syrian royal family

Laodice ¹⁴ - daughter of Antiochus VIII Grypus
OGIS_405 Mithridates Kallinikos and queen Laodike the goddess Philadelphos,

Laodice ¹⁵ - daughter of Antiochus II and wife of Mithridates II of Pontus
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244/1 Laodice, daughter of Antiochus II, is given in marriage to Mithrid

Laodice - in documents
SelPap_1.186 1 /2 ob. ; for entertaining Laodice 2 ob.; . . .

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