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THE
ANTIGONIDS
Philippus
ANTIGONUS 1, m. Stratonice
DEMETRIUS I (POLIORCETES) Philippus Polemaeus Dioscorides Telesphorus
m. i. Phila I, d. of Antipater
2.
Deidameia, sister of Pyrrhus I
}.
Ptolemais, d. of Ptolemy I
[by Phila]
ANTIGONUS II (GONATAS) Stratonice 1
m. Phila II, d. of Seleucus I m. I. Seleucus I, 2. Antiochus I
|by Deidameia]
Alexander
[by Ptolemais]
DEMETRIUS (the Fair) Various illegitimate children
m. Olympias of Larissa
I by
Demo an hetaera]
Halcyoneus
Phila]
[by Phi
I
DEMETRIUS II
m. 1. Stratonice II, 2. Phthia (Chryseis)
ANTIGONUS III (DOSON)
m. Phthia (Chryseis)
[by Phthia)
I by
Stratonice]
I
I
Apama III I I
m. Prusias I PHILIP V Other children
m. ? 1. Polycrateia of Argos, 2. ?
Echecrates
Antigonus
I by
Polycrateia]
[by 2]
I
I I I 1
PERSEUS, m. Laodice V, Demetrius daughter, m. Prusias II daughter, m. Teres of Thrace
d. of Seleucus IV
I
Philippus
Alexander
a daughter
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THE
PTOLEMIES
oo
00
Lagus, m. Arsinoe, second cousin of Philip II
I
I
PTOLEMY 1 SOTER
m. 1. Artakama
z.
Eurydice I
3.
Berenice I (see 'Family of Antipater')
Menelaus
PTOLEMY
(CERAUNUS)
m.
1.
?
m. 2. Arsinoe II
I
I by i]
a daughter
m. Pyrrhus I
[by Eurydice]
I
M
clearer
I
I
Ly sandra
m. 1. Alexander V
2.
Agathocles,
son of Lysimachus
Ptolcmais
m. Demetrius 1
I
PTOLEMY IV PHILOPATOR
m. Arsinoe III
1
PTOLEMY V EPIPHANES
m. Cleopatra 1
Magas
? Theoxena
m. Agathocles
of Syracuse
I
by Berenice]
I
Arsinoe II Philadelphus
m. 1. Lysimachus
2.
Ptolemy Ceraunus
5.
Ptolemy II
several illegitimate children
I
PTOLEMY If
(PHILADELPHUS)
m. 1. Arsinoe 1
2.
Arsinoe II
[by Arsinoe 1|
Philotera
PTOLEMY III EUERGETES
1
Lysimachus Berenice
m. Berenice II m. Antiochus II
(daughter of Magas of Cyrene)
I
Alexander
1
son
71
Arsinoe III
m. Ptolemv IV
Berenice
PTOLEMY VI PHILOMETOR
m. Cleopatra II
I
Ptolemy Eupator
Ptolemy VII
Neos Philopator
Cleopatra III
m. Ptolemy VIII
PTOLEMY VIII EUERGETES II (PHYSCON)
m. 1. Cleopatra II
2.
Cleopatra III
I
Cleopatra Thea
m. 1. Alexander Balas
2.
Demetrius II of Syria
3.
Antiochus VII
Cleopatra II
m. 1. Ptolemy VI
2.
Ptolemy VIII
I
I by
Cleopatra
II
|
Ptolemy (Memphites)
[by Cleopatra III]
[by a concubine]
PTOLEMY (APION)
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PTOLEMY IX SOTER II
(LATHYRUS)
m. 1. Cleopatra IV
2.
Cleopatra V (Selene)
I
|? by Cleopatra IV]
I
Berenice IV Philadelphus
m. 1. Ptolemy X
2.
Ptolemv XI
|
by
Cleopatra V Selene]
I
I
PTOLEMY Xll PTOLEMY of Cyprus
NEOS DIONYSOS (AULETES)
m. Cleopatra VI
J
I
PTOLEMY X
ALEXANDER I
m. i. ?
2.
Berenice IV
|
by
a concubine]
? Cleopatra VI (Tryphaena)
m. Ptolemy XII
I
I I
Cleopatra IV (Cleopatra) Tryphaena Cleopatra V (Selene)
m. l. Ptolemy IX m. Antiochus V1I1 m. i. Ptolemy IX
2.
Antiochus IX 2. Antiochus VIII
3.
Antiochus IX
? 4. Antiochus X
|by.]
I
Berenice V
m. Archelaus
PTOLEMY XI
ALEXANDER II
m. Berenice IV
CLEOPATRA VII
THEA PH1LOPATOR
m. Antony
Arsinoe
PTOLEMY XIII
[by Berenice IV]
1 daughti
I
PTOLEMY XIV
I
I by Caesar]
PTOLEMY XV
CAESAR (CAESARION)
I
Alexander Helios
1
[by Antony]
Cleopatra Selene
m. Juba II of Mauretania
I
PTOLEMY of Mauretania
I
Ptolemy Philadelphus
00
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THE SELEUCIDS
Antiochus
m. Laodice
I
[by l..aodice]
I
SELEUCUSU
CALLINICUS
m. Laodice II
[by Apama]
ANTIOCHUS I SOTER
m. Stratonice I
I
I I
Seleucus ANTIOCHUS II THEOS Apama II
m. i. Laodice I m. Magas
z.
Berenice, d. of Ptolemy II
I
SELEUCUS I NICATOR
m. i. Apama I, d. of Spitamenes
2.
Stratonice I, d. of Demetrius I
1
Achaeus
I
Stratonice II
m. Demetrius II
Alexander
Andromachus
I
Antiochus (Hierax)
m. d. of Ziaetas
of Bithynia
I
Stratonice
m. Ariarathes III
of Cappadocia
I
Laodice
m. Mithridates II
of Pontus
I
[by Berenice]
a son
Antiochia
m. Attalus
Laodice II
m. Seleucus II
[by Stratonice]
I
Phi la II
m. Antigonus II
Laodice I
m. Antiochus II
I
Achaeus
m. Laodice, d. of Mithrid
of Pontus
tes II
SELEUCUS III SOTER
I
Antiochis
1
ANTIOCHUS III (the Great)
. i. Laodice III, d. of Mithridates II of Pontus
z.
Euboea of Chalcis
[by Laodice]
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Antiochus
m. Laodice IV
SELECUSIV
PHILOPATOR
m. ?
ANTIOCHUS IV
EP1PHANES
m. Laodice (? IV)
I
Cleopatra I
m. Ptolemv V
Laodice IV Antiochis
m. Antiochus m. Ariarathes IV of Cappadocia
Nysa
I I I " ~
V
\
n. Pha'rnaces I a SON DEMETRIUS I Laodice V ANTIOCHUS V Laodice
ofl'ontus SOTER m. Perseus EUPATOR ? m. Mithridates V
m ? of Pontus
DEMETRIUS
11
NICATOR ANTIOCHUS VII EUERGETES (SIDETES) Antigonus
m. 1. Cleopatra Thea m. Cleopatra Thea
2.
Rhodogune, d. of Mithridates
1
of Parthia
|by Cleopatra)
\
[by Rhodogunej
I
Children
1
I I 1
SELEl'Cl'S V ANTIOCHUS VIII Laodice Laodice
PHILOMETOR (GRYPUS) m. Phraates II of Parthia
m. i. (Cleopatra) Tryphaena
z. Cleopatra V (Selene)
|
by
Tryphaena|
ALEXANDER (BALAS),
pretended son of Antiochus IV
m. Cleopatra Thea
ANTIOCHUS VI
EPIPHANES DIONYSUS
? Laodice
Antiochus
I
? Seleucus
I
SELEUCUS VI
EPIPHANES
NICATOR
ANTIOCHUS XI
EPIPHANES
PHILADELPHUS
1
PHILIP I
EPIPHANES
PHILADELPHUS
I
PHILIP II
DEMETRIUS III
PHILOPATOR SOTER
(EUCAERUS)
ANTIOCHUS XII
DIONYSUS
Laodice Thea
Philadelphus
m. Mithridates
1
of
Commagene
I
ANTIOCHUS I
of Commagene
ANTIOCHUS IX
PHILOPATOR (CYZICENUS)
m. i. ?
2.
Cleopatra IV
j.
Cleopatra V (Selene)
|by
.1
ANTIOCHUS X
EUSEBES PHILOPATOR
m. ? Cleopatra V (Selene)
ANTIOCHUS XIII
(ASIATICUS)
I
A son
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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE (323-217
B.C.)
3 20
Sicily, South Italy,
Carthage
c.
322 Return
of
Agathocles
from S. Italy
to
Syracuse.
c.
3 20
Agathocles forced
to
leave
Syracuse again.
319/18 Agathocles appointed
general and guardian
of
the peace
at
Syracuse.
Greece and Macedonia
323 Lamian War breaks out.
Athens and Aetolia allied.
Antipater shut up
in
Lamia.
322 Athenian naval defeats.
Aug. Battle
of
Crannon.
Oligarchic government set
up
at Athens.
321 Polyperchon organizes Greece.
319 Polyperchon regent.
War between Polyperchon and
Cassander.
Execution
of
Demades.
318 Execution
of
Phocion.
317 Polyperchon declares
the
Greeks free.
Athens, controlled
by
Demetrius
of
Phalerum,
makes
a
treaty with
Cassander.
Polyperchon restricted
to the
Peloponnese.
Cassander regent
of
Macedonia.
Autumn. Philip
III
assassinated.
Aegean, Egypt, Cyrene,
Asia
June 323 Death
of
Alexander
at
Babylon.
Organization
of
succession.
Division
of
the satrapies.
323/2 Revolt
of
the Greeks
in
Bactria.
322 Spring. Perdiccas conquers
Cappadocia: Eumenes
as
satrap.
322/1 Ptolemy conquers Cyrenaica.
321 Campaign and death
of
Perdiccas
in
Egypt.
Defeat
of
Craterus
in
Asia
Minor.
Conference
at
Triparadisus.
Antipater declared regent.
319 Death
of
Antipater.
Ptolemy's first invasion
of
Syria-Phoenicia.
318 Coalition
of
Cassander and
Antigonus against
Polyperchon.
Eumenes makes gains
in
Asia
at the expense
of
Ptolemy and
Antigonus.
Literature, Philosophy,
Science, Art
322 Hypereides' Funeral Oration.
Deaths
of
Aristotle,
Demosthenes and Hypereides.
Theophrastus succeeds
Aristotle as head
of
the
Peripatetic School.
321 First production
of
Menander.
c.
371-r. 287 Theophrastus.
341—281 Epicurus.
c.
3 20
Praxagoras /lor.
Hecataeus
of
Abdera writing
in
Egypt before 31;.
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Carthage
Greece and Macedonia
Aegean, Egypt, Cyrene,
Asia
Literature, Philosophy,
Science, Art
316 Cassander takes Pydna and has
Olympias executed.
Foundation of Cassandreia and
Thessalonica.
Thebes rebuilt by Cassander.
3M
316/15 Agathocles elected
straltgos autokrator at
Syracuse.
316/15-306/5 Struggle of the
exiles in Sicily against
Agathocles.
316 Eumenes defeated, captured by
Antigonus and executed.
315 Seleucus, expelled from
Babylon by Antigonus, takes
refuge with Ptolemy.
Lysimachus, Ptolemy and
Cassander present an
ultimatum to Antigonus.
Antigonus' proclamation at
Tyre:
war on Cassander,
freedom for the Greeks.
Ptolemy proclaims the freedom
of the Greek cities.
315/14 Foundation of
koinon
of the
Nesiotes by Antigonus.
313 Capital of Egypt moved from
Memphis to Alexandria.
312 Victory of Ptolemy and
Seleucus over Demetrius
Poliorcetes at Gaza.
Return of Seleucus to
Mesopotamia-Babylonia.
Beginning of the 'Seleucid
Era'.
c.
3 15
Death of Aeschines.
314 Death of Xenocrates, head of
the Academy; succeeded by
Polemon.
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312/11 Outbreak of war against
Carthage in Sicily.
311 June. Carthaginians defeat
Agathocles on the
southern Himera, and
blockade Syracuse by sea
and land.
310 Aug. 310-Oct./Nov. 307
Agathocles' African
expedition; parts of Punic
Libya annexed.
Antander represents
Agathocles in Syracuse.
309 Syracusans defeat
Carthaginians under
Hamilcar. Land blockade
of Syracuse abandoned.
309/7 Liberation movement in
Acragas.
309 Spring (?). Alliance between
Agathocles and Ophelias
of Cyrene.
308 Oct./Nov. Murder of
Ophelias.
307 Oct./Nov. Agathocles'
catastrophe in Africa; he
returns to Syracuse
leaving his army in Africa.
Nov. Treaty between
Carthage and the
Syracusan army.
310 Cassander assassinates
Alexander IV.
309 (or 308) Reconciliation between
Cassander and Polyperchon.
308 Temporary reconciliation
between Ptolemy and
Antigonus.
Ptolemy in Greece.
307 Demetrius Poliorcetes takes
Athens from Cassander.
Demetrius of Phalerum
expelled.
Cassander's offensive against
Ptolemy in Greece.
311 Peace between Antigonus,
Ptolemy, Lysimachus and
Cassander.
311-301 Seleuceia-on-the-Tigris
capital of the Seleucid
kingdom.
310 Menelaus, Ptolemy's brother,
made
slrategos
of Cyprus,
which Ptolemy had annexed.
Breach between Ptolemy and
Antigonus.
309/8 (?) Antigonus expelled from
Iran by Seleucus.
308 (or 3o;)-3O3 War between
Seleucus and Chandragupta.
312/11 Zeno comes to Athens.
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Carthage Asia Science, Art
307/6 Theophrastus exiled from
306 Antigonus and Demetrius take Athens.
Cyprus from Ptolemy. 306 Epicurus opens a school in
The Antigonids assume the Athens,
royal title.
306/5 Peace between Agathocles
and the Carthaginians: the
Halycus to be the
boundary of the Punic
dominion in Sicily.
305 305 Acathocles' victory over the 1 1-, • r 1 1
.. , _ . 305/4 Demetrius tails to take
exiles under Deinocrates.
n
, ,
Rhodes.
Ptolemy, Lysimachus, Seleucus
and Cassander take the title of
King.
504 Agathocles takes the title of
3O3/a-29j
8
Agathocles in S. 303 Demetrius expels Cassander 303 Agreement between Seleucus
Italy; struggle with the from the Isthmus. and Chandragupta.
Bruttii.
303/2 Cleonymus at Tarentum.
Tarentine appeal to
Agathocles. 302 New ' League of Corinth'
founded by Antigonus and
Demetrius.
Pyrrhus expelled from Epirus.
301 Coalition against Antigonus:
his defeat and death at Ipsus.
Partition of his kingdom:
Ptolemy occupies Coele-Syria.
500 c. 300 Agathocles takes Corcyra. c. 300 Alliances between Ptolemy c. 300 Euclid flor.
Marriage of Agathocles to and Lysimachus and between
Theoxene, daughter or Demetrius and Seleucus.
stepdaughter of Ptolemy I. Magas put in charge of Cyrene.
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