Peucestas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Peucestas - one of the officers of Alexander; afterwards an ally of Eumenes
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324/5 Alexander appoints Peucestas to be satrap of Persia.
323/13 Peucestas brings 20,000 Persian soldiers to Babylon.
317/9 Peucestes holds a magnificent banquet for the army at Persepolis.
Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_9 whole of Susiana ; to Peucestes Persia; to Tlepolemus
Julian:Caes_331 wounded in India, and Peucestes lay near you and they
Just_13.4 ptolemus the Carmanians, Peucestes the Persians, Archon
Nepos_18.7 Macedonian nobles, including Peucestes, formerly Alexander's body-guard
Oros_3.23 Tlepolemus, the Persians; Peucestas, the Babylonians; Archon,
Plin:HN_34.67 Demetrius {Poliorcetes}, and his Peucestas, the man who saved
Plut:Eum_13-16 * the way were joined by Peucestas, a friend of Eumenes,
Polyaen_4.6.13 Persians under the command of Peucestes. For as soon as
Polyaen_4.8.3 over to the interests of Peucestes by bribes and largesses
Polyaen_4.8.4 being informed by Peucestes of the enemy's march, directe
PsCallisth_3.4 nto the city with two friends, Peucestes and Ptolemy. And
PsCallisth_3.31 Leonnatus, Cassander, Peucestes, Ptolemy, Lysimachus,
PsCallisth_3.33 lepolemus, and Persis to Peucestes, (?) and I wish to appo

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