Bahm Karl. Berlin 1945: The Final Reckoning

men who were certainly officers of Demetrios (Kleon and Philon of Erythrai, and Mus

of Eresos) were Asiatics.

Further reading . Urban, Wachstum und Krise des Achaiischen Bundes, pp. 66–

70.

Anonymous Antigonid Officers

141. Source . Schede, AM 44 (1919):4–19, no. 5g, recording that an ex-officer of

Alexander, currently serving with the kings Antigonos and Demetrios (and hence

dating to 306-301) was honored by the Samians.

142. Source . Habicht, AM 72 (1957):178, no. 13, records that this man was an

aide of Demetrios honored by the Samians along with no. 143 below.

143. Source . Habicht, AM 72 (1957):178, no. 13, records that an officer of

Demetrios was honored by the Samians along with no. 142 above.

144. Source . IG II

538 (and cf. Wilhelm, AM 39 [1914]:269; Osborne,

Naturalisation in Athens, no. D 59), records Athenian citizenship awarded to an officer

or aide of Demetrios ca. 307-303.

145. Source . IG II

550 records the presence on Lemnos of an officer of

Antigonos, of whose name only a few letters survive (---onoVtou par' ' Antigonon ). It

is impossible to say whether this ---on is or is not a known Antigonid officer (e.g.,

nos. 59 or 107 above).

146. Source . IG II

560 records that this man was an officer of the kings

(Antigonos and Demetrios) and was honored by the Athenians together with Dionysios

(no. 31 above) ca. 306-302.

147. Source . IG II

562 (and cf. Hesperia 9 [1940]:342, dating it to 302/1)

records that an official of the kings (Antigonos and Demetrios) was honored as a

public benefactor by the Athenians.

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148. Source . Hesperia 7 (1938):301, no. 25, a tiny fragment of what appears to

have been an honorary decree for an official of "the kings" (line 5), that is, Antigonos

and Demetrios, dating hence from 306-301.

149. Source . Hesperia 10 (1941):55–56, no. 19 (and cf. Osborne, Naturalisation

in Athens, no. D 63), records the grant of citizenship to a man who had fought for the

safety of Athens and the other Greeks ca. 303-301 (lines 5–7), hence presumably an

officer in Demetrios's army.

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