Seleukos I Nikator

Babil’de çivi yazılı kayıt geleneği, Babil’in Persler tarafından ele geçirilmesinin ardından, neredeyse Hellenistik dönem sonlarına kadar saray ve tapınak yazmanlarınca devam ettir...

Abstract When Seleukos Nikator’s army occupied Syria in 301 BC, it was only the latest in a long series of such armies. In the last hundred years, Syria had been ...

Abstract By the time Seleukos came to Syria as its ruler, in 301, that land had been under Macedonian rule for a full generation, since its conquest by Alexander ...

Antiochos Epiphanes, King of the Seleucid empire, began his political career as a hostage, sent by his father to Rome in 188. About a decade later, when Antiochos’ elder brother Se...

Abstract The Seleucid era (abbreviated as SE) is a system of numbering years which was introduced by Seleukos I Nikator in the year 312/1 BCE ...

Abstract Seleukos IV Philopator (as is his byname in OGIS 247) was the second son of Antiochos III Megas and Laodike, daughter of Mit...

Abstract Seleukos II Kallinikos (“Gloriously Triumphant”), or Pogon (“Bearded”), born ca. 260 BCE...

AbstractApame/Apama was a daughter of the Bactrian leader Spitamenes (Arr.Anab. 7.4.6). Strabo, who regarded her as daughter of the Persian Artabazos (Strabo 12.8.15), probably con...