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Demetrios I (Seleucid king)
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AbstractDemetrios I (ca. 186 – 150BCE), son of Seleukos IV Philopator and Laodike, became king in 162. In ca. 177, Demetrios had replaced his uncle Antiochos IV Epiphanes as a hostage in Rome in order to fulfill the terms of the Treaty of Apamea (App.Syr. 47).
Title: Demetrios I (Seleucid king)
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AbstractDemetrios I (ca.
186 – 150BCE), son of Seleukos IV Philopator and Laodike, became king in 162.
In ca.
177, Demetrios had replaced his uncle Antiochos IV Epiphanes as a hostage in Rome in order to fulfill the terms of the Treaty of Apamea (App.
Syr.
47).
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