Glvssãrion associated with the Makedones:

MAKEDONIKA GLVSSIKA > MAKEDONIKA GLOSSIKA

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Elias Kapetanopoulos

Professor Dr. (Greece-Rome)

Department of History

Central Connecticut State University

New Britain, CT 06050-4010 (USA)

Telephone:

(860) 832-2820 (office)

(860) 832-2804 (fax)

(860) 229-9960 (home)

E-mail: Kapetanopoulos@ccsu.edu

Web site: http://www.history.ccsu.edu/elias/elias.htm

Areas of Research: Attic epigraphy-Athenian institutions of the Roman period (200 B.C.- 3rd c. A.D.), and early Makedon(ia)/Makedones.

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CENTER FOR ATHENIAN-MAKEDONIAN STUDIES:

MAKEDONIS IDÉ= MAKEDONIS XIV

MEROS A.1.2 = Part I.1.2

10 Ma˝ou 2001 > 10 May 2001 = 27 AÈgoÊstou 2009 > 27 August 2009

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MAKEDONIKA ONOMATA/GLVSSIKA = testimonia of the Makedonian dialect.

ABROUL[-] = HGHSIA ABROUL[-]. KaramÆtrou-Mentes€dh, Gevrg€a,

<<NomÚw Kozãnhw: Ne≈tera ÉEpigrafikå EÍrÆmata>>, AÉ PanellÆnion Sun°drion ÉEpigrafik∞w, Yessalon€kh 22-23 ÉOktvbr€ou 1999 [Yessalon€kh 2001] 61-62, 54-55, ér. 2 (eﬁk. 2).

ÉAgelae€a. SEG 48 (1998=2001), No. 738, 4-5: ÉAge/lae€an [Beroia, ca. 250-225

B.C.].

Cf. therein the comment on the name: << the first attestation of a patronymic adjective in Macedonia which confirms the relation between the Thessalian and Macedonian dialects>>, edd. pr.

agema – Livy, 42.51.4: Delecta deinde et viribus et robore aetatis ex omni caetratorum

numero duo milia (milia: add. Kreyssig) erant: agema hanc ipsi legionem vocabant; praefectos habebat Leonnatum et Thrasippum Eulyestas. [171 B.C.]

êghma. Under Makedonikå ÙnÒmata below.

êghma basilikÒn. Under Makedonikå ÙnÒmata below.

ÖAghma: tÚ proÛÚn toË basil°vw tãgma §lefãntvn ka‹ ·ppvn ka‹ pez«n. oﬂ

d¢ tÚ êriston t∞w Makedonik∞w suntãjevw: krataiÚn ıpl€sei ka‹ svmãtvn eÈej€& (SoËda).

ÖAghma: tÚ ˜lvw tãgma eÏrhtai katå polÁ parå ÉArrian“ (SoËda).

ÖAgriow, under DionÊsiow ÖAgriow, ktl., below.

ÉAdeigçnew. Polybios, 5.54.10: ÑErme€aw d¢ thr«n tØn aÍtoË proa€resin §p°fere

m¢n aﬁt€aw to›w §n tª Seleuke€& ka‹ xil€oiw §zhm€ou talãntoiw tØn pÒlin, §fugãdeue d¢ toÁw kaloum°nouw ÉAdeigãnaw, ékrvthriãzvn d¢ ka‹ foneÊvn ka‹ strebl«n polloÁw di°fyeire t«n Seleuk°vn.

ÉAdeigçnew=(pel)eigçnew

Liddell-Scott-Jones Greek-English Lexicon (Oxford 1996)

*ÉAdeigçnew, oﬂ, name of certain Seleucian magistrates in Plb. 5.564.10; prob. An Eastern word.

Supplement

ÉAdeigçnew, add. ‘v.l. peligçnew’

[Someone made the correction to peleigçnew.]

See below, peligçnew.

SEG 48 [1998=2001], under No. 702.

Aegeadae = Aegeadas, Justin, 7.1.10, under ÉArgeãdai below.

ÉAyhnç Kurrhst€w. Strabon, 16.2.7, C 751: di°xei dÉ ≤ ÑHrãkleia stad€ouw e‡kosi

toË t∞w ÉAyhnçw ﬂeroË t∞w Kurrhst€dow (=Kurist€dow; Karist€dow wr); 16.2.8: ≤ KurrhstikÆ (=KurristikÆ), ≤ KurrhstikÆ, t∞w Kurrhstik∞w [tÒpow].

AﬁakÒw. Scholion ad Dionysion Periegeten, line 427, Makhdon€hw te pÒlhew:

ÉHmay€a pr≈hn §kale›to épÚ ÉHmay€vnow to› DiÚw ka‹ ÉHl°ktraw. Ïsteron d¢ Makedon€a épÚ MakedÒnow toË AﬁakoË [perhaps to read Aﬁ(Òl)ou; see A‡olow Maked≈n below]. §klÆyh d° pote ka‹ PhlidÒneia (below); cf. FGrH I (1923) 455, No. 4, under F 74. BS 31.2 (1990) 267, under E.

Cf. Iliad 21. lines 186-191: <<... / (186) f∞sya sÁ m¢n potamoË g°now ¶mmenai eÈrÁ =°ontow, / aÈtår §g∆ geneØn megãlou DiÚw eÎxomai e‰nai. / t€kte mÉ énØr pollo›sin énãssvn MurmidÒnessi, / PhleÁw Aﬁak€dhw: ı dÉ êrÉ AﬁakÚw §k DiÚw ∑en. / t« kre€ssvn m¢n ZeÁw potam«n èlimurh°ntvn, / kre€ssvn aÔte DiÚw geneØ potamo›o t°tuktai. / ...>>. Achilles to the dying Asteropaios, the Paionian.

Aﬁgan°a. ÉAntipãtrou Yessalonik°vw. The Greek Anthology. The Garland of

Philip, etc., eds. A.S.F. Gow and D.L. Page, I (Cambridge 1968) 50, LXII (51,

English translation):

KullÆnhn ˆrow ÉArkãdvn ékoÊeiw:

aÏth s∞mÉ §p€keitÉ ÉApollod≈rvi.

P€shy°n min ﬁÒnta nuktÚw Àrhi

¶kteinen DiÒyen pes∆n keraunÒw,

thloË dÉ Aﬁgan°hw te ka‹ Bero€hw

nikhye‹w DiÚw ı dromeÁw kayeÊdei.

Aﬁgan°a, BS 31.2 (1990) 266, C.

(Aﬁgan°hw = AﬁWan°hw = Aﬁan°h =AﬁanÆ; but Bero€h favors Aﬁga€, as Aﬁgan°h)

AIKKUROU (dotted A). M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée macédonienne

sous les Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 166, No. 5, line 22: Nikãnvr AIKKUROU (dotted A).

AIKKUROU = LIKKUROU, Miltiade Hatzopoulos, BE 2006, 674, under No. 251= SEG 54 (2004=2008) 206, No. 603 (Beroia): L. 22 LikkÊrou (instead of A`ﬁkkÊrou or D`ikkÊrou) [August 223 B.C.?].

SEG 54 (2004=2008) 209, No. 612 (Orestis=Kastoria): Maxãtaw | LikkÊrou [ca. 350 B.C.].

L€kkurow, below.

A‡olow. M.Hatzopoulos, BE 2002, under No. 268 (Pella): AﬁÒlou / Gra€h. << of Greek

Aiolos=A‡olow Gra€hw>>? [unless Gra€h is the name of the person who dedicated the altar to Aiolos]. The inscription comes from the <<partie supérieure de petit autel>>. This is probably an altar to the father, Aiolos, of Makedon, the eponymos. Cf. A‡olow Maked≈n below.

SEG 50 (2000=2003) 195, under No. 611 (Pella Dedications). Dedication to Aiolos?, Hellenistic period: AﬁÒlou / Gra€h = PaÊlow XrusostÒmou, SUNEISFORES SE LATREIES YEOTHTVN KASI HRVVN APO THN BOTTIAIA KAI THN PIERIA THS MAKEDONIAS, EULIMENH 4 (2003) 139 [-142], 2: AﬁÒlou / Gra€h[w].

A‡olow Maked≈n [father of Makedon eponymos]. See below, 1998: SEG 45. Cf. AﬁakÚw and A‡olow, and under A‡olow. M.Hatzopoulos, BE 2002, under No. 268 (Pella) above.

Cf. Eustathios’ UPOMNHMATA ad Dionysion Periegeten, line 427, Makhdon€hw te pÒlhew: ÜOti MakedÒnew l°gontai épÚ MakedÒnow toË DiÒw. oﬂ d¢ pa›daw AﬁÒlou d°ka paradidÒasin, œn eÂw Maked≈n, fasin, §j o ≤ Makedon€a, ktl. (under Mak°ta below); cf. FGrH I (1923) 455, No. 4, under F 74.

Full references of Makedon eponymos herein in this web site, under DHMOSIEUSEIS: MAKEDON-EPONYMOS.

Aﬁstreãthw = [Aﬁ]streãthn – AEMY 5 (1991=’94) 40, No. 5A, line 6.

Aﬁstreãtiw = Aﬁstreãtin – AEMY 5 (1991=’94) 40, No. 5B, line 5.

Aﬁstreãtoi = Aﬁstreat«n – AEMY 5 (1991=’94) 40, No. 5A and B, line 6.

See ÉAstra›ow potamÒw below.

ÉAkÊlaw – from Vergina.

Cf. Hygini Fabulae, ed. H. I. Rose (A. W. Sijthoff, 1934) 112, under CLVII. NEPTVNI FILII: Boeotus et Hellen ex Antiopa Aeoli filia….(10) Eumolpus ex Chiona Aquilonis filia……….

N.L. Collins, “Various Fathers of Ptolemy I,” Mnemosyne 50.4 (1997) 449, under note 48.

ÉAleb€a. Stone: ALEBI.., Petsas-Hatzopoulos-Gounaropoulou-Paschides. (Leukopetra

Inscriptions), MELETHMATA 28 (Athens 2000), No. 106, lines 14-15: EN ALEBI../ KVMH THS ELHMIAS [rendered there as ÉAleb€a, with ia ad fin. dotted]. ÉAllib°a below. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 23, under I.

ÉAl°jandrow ka‹ oﬂ ÜEllhnew. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 21, under E.

Arrian, II.1.2-3: (2) katakomisy°ntew d¢ t∞w Ten°dou eﬁw tÚn BÒreion kaloÊmenon lim°na p°mpousi [=P°rsai] parå toÁw Tened€ouw ka‹ keleÊousi tåw stÆlaw tåw prÚw ÉAl°jandron ka‹ toÁw Ellhnaw genom°naw sf€si, taÊtaw m¢n kayele›n, prÚw Dare›on d¢ êgein tØn eﬁrÆnhn, ∂n §p‹ ÉAntalk€dou [Dare€ƒ=ÉArtaj°rj˙] sun°yento. (3) Tened€oiw m¢n tå m¢n t∞w eÈno€aw §w ÉAl°jandrÒn te ka‹ toÁw ÜEllhnaw §po€ei mçllon, §n d¢ t“parÒnti êporon êllvw §dÒkei ˜ti mØ prosxvrÆsantaw to›w P°rsaiw s≈zesyai. Cf. also II.1.4: ka‹ oﬂ Mitulhna›oi t∞w te g∞w eﬁrgÒmenoi ka‹ épÚ yalãsshw polla›w naus‹n §formoÊsaiw frouroÊmenoi p°mcantew parå tÚn Farnãbazon ımolog€aw §poiÆsanto, toÁw m¢n j°nouw toÁw parÉ ÉAlejãndrou sf€si katå summax€an ¥kontaw épelye›n, Mitulhna€ouw d¢ kayele›n m¢n tåw prÚw ÉAl°jandrÒn sfisi genom°naw stÆlaw, jummãxouw d¢ e‰nai Dare€ou katå tØn eﬁrÆnhn tØn §pÉ ÉAntalk€dou genom°nhn prÚw basil°a [Dare›on=ÉArtaj°rjhn], toÁw fugãdaw d¢ aÈt«n kati°nai §p‹ to›w ≤m€sesi t«n tÒte ˆntvn, ˜te ¶feugon.

ÉAl°jarxow ÉAntipãtrou, Kassãndrou édelfÒw. Athenaios, III 98 d-f: ÖAyaniw dÉ

§n aÉ Sikelik«n tÚn aÈtÒn fhsi DionÊsion ka‹ tÚn boËn garÒtan kale›n ka‹ tÚn xo›ron ‡akxon. toioËtow ∑n ka‹ ÉAl°jarxow ı Kassãndrou toË kt€saw. ﬂstore› d¢ per‹ aÈtoË ÑHrakle€dhw ı L°mbow §n tª triakost∞ •bdÒm˙ t«n ﬂstori«n l°gvn oÏtvw: ‘ÉAl°jarxow ı tØn OÈranÒpolin kt€saw dial°ktouw ﬁd€aw eﬁsÆnegken, ÙryrobÒan m¢n tÚn élektruÒna kal°vn ka‹ brotok°rthn tÚn kour°a ka‹ tØn draxmØn érgur€da, tØn d¢ xo€nika ≤merotrof€da ka‹ tÚn kÆruka épÊthn. ka‹ to›w Kassandr°vn d¢ êrxousi toiaËtã potÉ §p°steile: “ÉAl°jarxow ÑOmaim°vn [=ımãrmvn A] prÒmoiw gaye›n. toÁw ≤liokre›w oﬁ«n o‰da lipousayevt«n ¶rgvn krat€toraw mors€mƒ tÊx& kekurvm°naw yeoupoga›w xutl≈santew aÈtoÁw ka‹ fÊlakaw Ùrigene›w.” t€ d¢ ≤ §pistolØ aÏth dhlo› nom€zv Ég∆ mhd¢ tÚn PÊyion ín [=Meineke] diagn«nai.’

Loeb text, with variations.

ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 27, under U.

Waliow – SEG 43 (1993=’96), under No. 363 A.

[-] WAliow §m‹ t∞w Dol€o [=Dol€ou]. Aiane. Init. s. V. a. [see comment and photograph, under Makedonis VII: Epigraphika, web site herein]

ÉAllib°a. §n ÉAllib°oiw (dotted: 2^nd i. w), Petsas-Hatzopoulos-Gounaropoulou-

Paschides, (Leukopetra Inscriptions), MELETHMATA 28 (Athens 2000), No. 12, line 4 [read therein as ÉAl(a)ib°a]. ÉAleb€a above. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 23, under I.

êllvn ÑElladik«n §yn«n. B€ow ÉAlejãndrou toË MakedÒnow, ed. W. Kroll

(Berlin 1958) 25, I.25.1: <<âV pa›dew Pella€vn ka‹ ÉAmfiktuÒnvn ka‹ Yettal«n ka‹ Lakedaimon€vn ka‹ t«n êllvn ÑElladik«n §yn«n, pros°rxesy° moi ÉAlejãndrƒ •autoÁw §mpisteÊsantew: §pistrateÊsvmen to›w barbãroiw>>. OÏtvw eﬁp∆n diãtagma katå pÒlin prot€yhsin: ktl.

Ps-Kallisthenes, B€ow ÉAlejãndrou, I.25.1-4=C. Müller, Scriptores rerum Alexandri Magni (Paris 1846=Cicago 1979): ÉElyoÊshw d¢ t∞w pÒlevw P°llhw eﬁw eÈstãyeian (1) [=metå tÚn toË Fil€ppou fÒnon], ¶rxetai ÉAl°jandrow §p‹ tÚn (=tØn) toË patrÚw éndriãnta, ka‹ boÆsaw m°ga e‰pen: <<âV pa›dew Pella€vn ka‹ MakedÒnvn ka‹ ÑEllÆnvn ÉAmfiktuÒnvn ka‹ Lakedaimon€vn ka‹ Koriny€vn [ka‹ Yhba€vn ka‹ ÉAyhna€vn (2)] ka‹ pãntvn t«n ÑEllhnik«n §yn«n, sun°lyet° moi t“ sustrati≈t˙ Ím«n ka‹ §mpisteÊsat° moi •autoÊw, ˜pvw katastrateus≈meya (=katastrasteus≈meya ) to›w barbãroiw ka‹ (3) •autoÁw §leuyer≈svmen t∞w t«n Pers«n doule€aw, ·na mØ ÜEllhnew ˆntew barbåroiw douleÊsvmen>>. Ka‹ taËta eﬁp∆n ÉAl°jandrow §kt€yetai katå pçsan pÒlin diatãgmata basilikå (4). ÉArx. ÉEfh. 1993 (1995) 23-24, under L.

ÉAlmvp€a, yeã, yeå ÉAlmvp€a below.

énatiyÆmein. SEG 37 (1987=’90), No. 538.

ÉAnyemous€a - ‡lh •ta€rvn – Arrian, 2.9.3: tÆn te ÉAnyemous€an.

N. G. L. Hammond, Historia 47.4 (1998) 414-416: 4. The named squadrons of Companian Cavalry.

éortÆn (MakedonikÚn ˆnoma) I 257, 16=Souda (index)

ÖApaqow. KaramÆtrou-Mentes€dh, Gevrg€a, <<NomÚw Kozãnhw: Ne≈tera

ÉEpigrafikå EÍrÆmata>>, AÉ PanellÆnion Sun°drion ÉEpigrafik∞w, Yessalon€kh 22-23 ÉOktvbr€ou 1999 [Yessalon€kh 2001] 68-69. Stlegg€w, 5ow p.X. aﬁ≈n [AﬁanÆ].

ÉApÒllvn

AEMY 13 (1999=Yes/n€kh 2001) 344: [ÉApÒllv]ni/ d«ron/ ÉAl°jandrow, Filvt°ra= KaramÆtrou-Mentes€dh, under Mesior€skow below, 66, ér. 13.

See below under Mezvr€skow ka‹ Mesior€skow.

ÑEkatÒmbiow – KaramÆtrou-Mentes€dh, under Mesior€skow below, 67.

IG X.2.2

No. 230 [a. 112/3 a.]: ἔτους ξς΄ / Φλαουία / Νείκη Νεικάν/δρου Ἀπόλ/(5)λωνι Ἐτευδ/ανίσκῳ εὐχήν.

Νο. 231 [s. II¹ p.?]: Ἀπόλλωνι Ὀ/τευδανῷ/ Τ. Φλαούιος / Ἀντiγόνου υ/ἱὸς Ἀπολλό/δωρος εὐξάμενος.

No. 232 [s. II p.]: Ἀπόλλω/[ν]ι Ὀτευ/[δ]ανικῷ / δῶρον / (5) Γ. Πούμμι/ος Ἀγρίπ/πας καὶ Ἄν/να καὶ Κρατεύας κα[ὶ] / (10) Ἅδυμος.

ΝΟΤΕ. Ἄννα reappearing in Νο. 186. Line 1: v`, line 2: u`, line 5: G`, i`, line 7: n`, line 8: Kra`, line 10: ÜA`d`.

ÉArgeãdai.

Poseidippos=Posidippo di Pella. Epigrammi (P. Mil. Vogl. VIII 309), ed. Guido Bastianini e Claudio Gallazzi con la collaborazione di Colin Austin (Milan 2001) 53[=Michael Gronewald, ZPE 137 (2001) 2], under coll. V 20-25

éetÚw §<k> ne[f°v]n ka‹ ëma steropØ katabç[sa]

n€khw oﬁvn[o‹ de]jio‹ §w pÒlemon

ÉArg<e>ãda<i>w ba[sile]Ësin ÉAyhna€h d¢ prÚ nao[Ë]

‡xnow k€nh[sen de]jiÚn §<k> molÊbou:

oÂon ÉAlejã[ndr]vi §fãnh t°raw, ≤n€ka Pers[«n]

ta›w énar[iym]Ætoiw pËr §kÊei stratia›[w.]

NOTE. Lines 1 and 23: §<k> = §g. Line 22: ÉArg<e>ãda<i>w = ÉArgãdaw. Dotted letters: a in ba[sile]Ësin (line 22), w in ‡xnow (line 23), v in ÉAlejã[ndr]vi and s in Pers[«n] (line 24), and w in ta›w, nar, h in énar[iym]Ætoiw and second i in stratia›[w] (line 25).

Susan Stephens, <<For You Arsinoe ...>> in Labored in Papyrus Leaves: Perspectives on an Epigram Collection Attributed to Posidippus (P.Mil.Vogl. VIII 309), eds. B. Acosta-Hughes, E. Kosmetatou and M. Baumbach, Center for Hellenic Studies (Harvard UP, Cambridge, MA, 2004) 165.

Elizabeth Kosmetatou, <<Constructing Legitimacy: The Ptolemaic Familiengruppe as a Means for Self-Definition in Posidippus’ Hippika>> in Labored in Papyrus Leaves: Perspectives on an Epigram Collection Attributed to Posidippus (P.Mil.Vogl. VIII 309), eds. B. Acosta-Hughes, E. Kosmetatou and M. Baumbach, Center for Hellenic Studies (Harvard UP, Cambridge, MA, 2004) 242.

SEG 38 (1988=’91), No. 1476=REG 101 (1988) 12-53 [Xanthos, Lykia-Kytenion, Doris], 206/5 B.C.

Lines 40-42: ka‹ mãlista t«i basile› Pt[o]/lema€vi ˆnti suggene› Dvri°vn katå toÁw basile›w/ toÁw éfÉ ÑHrakl°ouw ÉArgeãdaw: dedÒxyai épokr€nasyai, ktl. [decree of Xanthos].

Strabon, VII frg. 11: toÊtvn d¢ pãntvn (=t«n pr‹n §yn«n §n Makedon€&) oﬂ ÉArgeãdai kaloÊmenoi kat°sthsan kÊrioi ka‹ Xalkide›w oﬂ §n EÈbo€&.

Cf. Thoukydides, 2.99.1-6.

Strabon, VII frg. 20 (Epit. Vat.): §p€keitai d¢ t“ potam“ toÊtƒ (=ÉAji“) xvr€on §rumnÒn, ˘ nËn m¢n kale›tai ÉAbud≈n, ÜOmhrow dÉ ÉAmud«na kale›, ka€ fhsi toÁw Pa€onaw §nteËyen eﬁw Tro€an §pikoÊrouw §lye›n:

thlÒyen §j ÉAmud«now épÉ ÉAjioË eÈrur°ontow. [Iliad 2.849]

kateskãfh dÉ ÍpÚ t«n ÉArgead«n.

Plutarch, PERI THS ALEJANDROU TUXHS áH ARETHS, LOGOS AÉ, 331F: “eﬁ mØ ÉAl°jandrow ≥mhn, Diog°nhw ín ≥mhn,” tout°stin “….” oÈk e‰pen, “…,” oÈdÉ, “eﬁ mØ ploÊsiow ka‹ ÉArgeãdhw”: oÈ går ….

Pausanias, ZÉ, ÉAxaÛkã, 8.8-9 (7.8.8-9): tå d¢ §w MakedÒnaw dÊnam€n te, ∂n §p‹ Fil€ppou periebãlonto toË ÉAmÊntou, ka‹ …w §p‹ Fil€ppou toË Íst°rou tå prãgmatã sfisin §fyãrh, S€bulla oÈk êneu yeoË proey°spisen: ¶xei d¢ oÏtv tå xrhsy°nta:

aÈxoËntew basileËsi MakhdÒnew ÉArgeãd˙sin,

Ím›n koiran°vn égayÚn ka‹ p∞ma F€lippow.

≥toi ı m¢n prÒterow pÒlesin lao›s€ tÉ ênaktaw

yÆsei: ı dÉ ıplÒterow timØn épÚ pçsan Ùl°ssei,

dmhye‹w •sper€oisin ÍpÉ éndrãsin ±–oiw te.

Loeb: MakedÒnew.

Pausanias: •sper€oisin > Romans - ±–oiw > Attalos et alii.

=Sibyllinische Weissagungen, ed. A. Kurfess (Berlin 1951) 17-18 (and 304):

AÈxoËntew basileËsi MakhdÒnew ÉArgeãd˙sin,

Ím›n koiran°vn égayÚn ka‹ p∞ma F€lippow.

ktl.

Aelian, VH 12.43: PerseÁw d°, ˘n kaye›le PaËlow ı ÑRvma›ow, ÉArge›ow m¢n g°now ∑n, édÒjou d° tinow uﬂÒw.

Zonaras 9, 24 =Dio Cassius XX [Loeb II, 354]: οὕτως ὁ Περσεὺς ὁ δι᾿ εἴκοσι βασιλέων αὐχῶν γεγονέναι, καὶ πολὺν μὲν τὸν Φίλιππον, πλείω δὲ θρυλλῶν τὸν Ἀλέξανδρον, καὶ τὴν βασιλείαν ἀπώλεσε καὶ αἰχμάλωτος γέγονε ...

Appian, Syrian Wars, 11.10.63: ı m¢n (=S°leukow) dØ ÖArgow tÚ PeloponnÆsion ka‹ ÖArgow tÚ ÉAmfiloxikÚn ka‹ ÖArgow tÚ §n ÉOreste€& (˜yen oﬂ ÉArgeãdai MakedÒnew) ka‹ tÚ §n ÉIon€ƒ legÒmenon …, pãnta énezÆtei ka‹ §fulãsseto [after receiving the oracle <<ÖArgow éleuÒmenow tÚ peprvm°non eﬁw ¶tow ¥jeiw: eﬁ dÉ ÖArgei pelãsaiw, tÒte ken parå mo›ran ˆloio>>].

NOTE: tÚ §n ÉIon€ƒ. Cf. Odyssey 18.246: énÉ ÖIason ÖArgow (N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I [Oxford 1972=Arno Press 1981] 275).

Appian, EK THS MAKEDONIKHS, 9.2: ÜOti §n∞ge toÁw ÑRvma€ouw tå SibÊlleia eﬁw tÚn Fil€ppou pÒlemon. ¶sti d¢ taËta:

aÈxoËntew basileËsin MakhdÒnew ÉArgeãd˙sin,

Ím›n koiran°vn égayÚn ka‹ p∞ma F€lippow.

ktl.

Justin, 7.1.1. Macedonia ante a nomine Emathionis regis, cuius prima virtutis experimenta in illis locis extant, Emathia cognominata est. (2)Huius sicuti menta modica, ita termini perangusti fuere. (3) Populus Pelasgi regio Bottia dicebatur. (4)Sed postea virtute regum et gentis industria subactis primo finitimis, mox populis nationibusque, imperium usque extremos Orientis terminos prolatum. (5) In regione Paeonia, quae nunc portio est Macedoniae, regnasse fertur Pelegonus, pater Asteropaei, cuius Troiano bello inter clarissimos vindices urbis nomen accipimus. (6) Ex alio latere in Europa regnum Europus nomine tenuit. (7) Sed et Caranus cum magna multitudine Graecorum sedes in Macedonia responso oraculi iussus quaerere, cum in Emathiam venisset, urbem Edessam, non sentientibus oppidanis, propter imbrium et nebulae magnitudinem, gregem caprarum imbrem fugientium secutus, occupavit; (8) revocatusque in memoriam oraculi, quo iussus erat, "ducibus capris imperium quaerere," regni sedem statuit; (9) religioseque postea observavit, quocumque agmen moveret, ante signa easdem capras habere, coeptorum duces habituturus, quas regni habuerat auctores. (10) Urbem Edessam ob memoriam muneris, Aegaeas, populum Aegeadas vocavit. (11) Pulso deinde Mida (nam is quoque portionem Macedoniae tenuit) aliisque regibus pulsis in locum omnium solus successit; (12) primusque adunatis gentibus variorum populorum veluti unum corpus Macedoniae fecit; crescentique regno valida incrementorum fundamenta constituit. VII.2.1: Post hunc Perdicca regnavit, … [Text ed. by M.C.J. Miller, Ares Publishers, Chicago, 1992]

Athenaios, 14.659f-660a: §mfa€nei dÉ aÈt«n (=mage€rvn) tØn §mpeir€an ka‹ ≤ prÚw ÉAl°jandron ÉOlumpiãdow ÉEpistolÆ. protrepom°nh mãgeiron aÍtª pr€asyai yusi«n ¶mpeiron ≤ mÆthr fhs€: <<Pel€gnan tÚn mãgeiron lab¢ parå t∞w mhtrÚw. Otow går o‰de tå ﬂerå sou tå patr“a pãnta (=pantas A) ˘n trÒpon yÊetai ka‹ tå ÉArgadistikå (=dhl. tå ÉArgeadikå) ka‹ tå Bakxikã, ˜sa te ÉOlumpiåw proyÊetai otow o‰den. mØ oÔn émelÆs˙w, éllå lab°: ka‹ épÒsteilon prÚw §m¢ tØn tax€sthn>>.

Cf. Plutarch, Alexander 31. 9-10: (9) …, Dare›ow m¢n §n ˜ploiw sune›xe tØn dÊnamin, ÍpÚ lampãdvn §piporeuÒmenow tåw tãjeiw, ÉAl°jandrow d¢ t«n MakedÒnvn énapauom°nvn aÈtÚw prÚ t∞w skhn∞w metå toË mãntevw ÉAristãndrou di°triben, ﬂerourg€aw tinåw éporrÆtouw ﬂerourgoÊmenow ka‹ t“ FÒbƒ sfagiazÒmenow. (10) oﬂ d¢ presbÊteroi t«n •ta€rvn, ka‹ mãlista Parmen€vn, ktl.; ibid. 11: épÚ t«n ﬂer«n genom°nƒ t“ basile› proselyÒntew (=oﬂ presbÊteroi t«n •ta€rvn) ¶peiy0n aÈtÚn §pixeir∞sai nÊktvr to›w polem€oiw …

This is probably a reference to the Argead customs and procedures (above) of sacrificing, which may have been Homeric [below].

For FÒbow, cf., for example, Homer, Iliad 4.440: De›mÒw tÉ ±d¢ FÒbow ka‹ ÖEriw; 5.739: ∂ per‹ m¢n pãnth FÒbow §stefãnvtai (ÉAyÆnh – aﬁg€w); 11.37: per‹ d¢ (=Gorg∆) De›mÒw te FÒbow te; 13.299: t“ d¢ (=ÖAr˙) FÒbow f€low uﬂÒw; and 15.119: k°leto (=ÖArhw) De›mÒn te FÒbon te.

St. Byzantios, EYNIKA, ÉArg°ou [n∞sow], n∞sow mikrå prÚw t“ Kan≈bƒ Aﬁgupt€a, épÚ ÉArg°ou toË MakedÒnow, éfÉ o ÉArgeãdai. oﬂ oﬁkÆtorew ÉArge«tai, …w t∞w Nik€ou Niki«tai … [A. Meineke, Berlin 1849=Ares Publishers, Chicago 1992] ÉArg°ou = ÉArga€ou?

Ibid., s.v. ÉArga˝w, n∞sow prÚw tª Luk€&. ı oﬁkÆtvr ÉArga˝thw. ¶sti ka‹ prÚw t“ Kan≈bƒ mikrå n∞sow ÉArg°ou.

Sylvie le Bohec-Bouhet, <<The Kings of Macedon and the Cult of Zeus in the Hellenistic Period>> in The Hellenistic World. New Perspectives, ed. Daniel Ogden [The Classical Press of Wales and Duckworth, 2002] 42 (ÉArg°aw MakedÒnow) [41-57].

St. Byzantios, EYNIKA, ÖArgow, … (ÉArge›oi §j ÖArgouw ÉArgolikoË > ÉArge€vnew, ÉArgei≈thw), prÚ Pers°vw d¢ Lugke›dai ka‹ Dana˝dai, prÚ DanaoË ÉArgeiãdai ka‹ …. [A. Meineke, Berlin 1849=Ares Publishers, Chicago 1992]

B€ow ÉAlejãndrou, ed. W. Kroll (Berlin 1958) 140-141 (33.11-12): ÉApode€knusi basileÁw ÉAl°jandrow ÖAmmvnow ka‹ ÉOlumpiãdow <uﬂÚw> basil°a Makedon€aw §p‹ m¢n toË parÒntow ÉArrida›on tÚn uﬂÚn Fil€ppou. §ån d¢ g°nhtai §k ÑRvjãnhw uﬂÚw ÉAlejãndrƒ, §ke›non e‰nai basil°a ka‹ ˆnoma §pitey∞nai aÈt“, ˘ ín dÒj˙ MakedÒsin. §ån d¢ y∞lu gennhyª §k ÑRvjãnhw, •l°syvsan MakedÒnew ˘n ín boÊlvntai basil°a, §ån mØ boÊlvntai ÉArrida›on tÚn Fil€ppou uﬂÒn. ı d¢ aﬂreye‹w diafulatt°tv tØn t«n ÉArgeiad«n érxÆn, ka‹ suntele€tvsan MakedÒnew ÉArgeiãdaiw metå toË basil°vw tå nomizÒmena. §feim°non d¢ ¶stv ÉOlumpiãdi tª mhtr‹ ÉAlejãndrou katoike›n §n ÑRÒdƒ, §ån ÑRÒdioi sundokÆsvsin: ktl.

N.G.L. Hammond, The Macedonian State. Origins, Institutions and History (Oxford 1989) 17, note 5.

Incerti Auctoris Epitoma Rerum Gestarum Alexandri Magni cum Libro de Morte Testamentoque Alexandri, ed. P. H. Thomas (Teubner 1966) 116

col. II

[ ı d¢ aﬂre-]

[ye‹w diafulatt°tv]

tØn ÉArgead«[n érxØn

ka‹ suntele€syvs[an

MakedÒnew ÉArgeãd[aiw

[t]å nomizÒmena [metå toË]

basil°vw: §j°stv d[¢]

ÉOlumpiãdi t∞i mhtr[‹]

époike›n §n ÑRÒdvi: §ån

d¢ mØ boÊlhtai ép[oi-

ke›n §n ÑRÒdvi, §j°stv

[˜pou ín boÊlhtai ktl.]

Victor Alonso, <<Some Remarks on the Funerals of the Kings: From Philip II to the Diadochi>>, in Alexander and his Successors: Essays from the Antipodes, Pat Wheatley and Robert Hannah, Editors [Regina Books, 2009] 288: ka‹ suntele€svs[an / MakedÒnew ÉArgead[«n / [t]å nomizÒmena / basil°vw..

Iulius Valerius Alexandros Polemios, Res Gestae Alexandri Macedonis, ed. B. Kuebler (Lipsiae 1888) 166 (Liber III.58): Quod si e Roxane puella edetur, sit Macedonum optio, quemnam sibi regem ipsi substituant. Optatus porro constitutusque rex Argiadum regiam veteremque principatum servare debebit. Hisce Macedones consueta dependent. Olympiadi autem, matri meae, si ita volet, licebit Rhodi degere …

=IVLIVS VALERIVS RES GESTAE ALEXANDRI MACEDONIS TRANSLATAE EX AESOPO GRAECO, ed. Michela Rosellini [Lipsiae, K. G. Saur, 2004] 183, 1378-1386: <<Alexander, rex Macedonum, dicit. primum mando iubeoque Aristaeum, Philippi filium, interim regni mei fieri successorem. sed enim si fuerit mihi filius e Roxane, huic nomen et regnum nostrum pariter concedendum. quod si e Roxane puella edetur, sit Macedonum optio quemnam sibi regem ipsi substituant. optatus porro constitutusque rex Argiadum veterem principatum servare debebit. hisce Macedones consueta dependent. Olympiadi autem, matri meae, si ita volet, licebit Rhodi degere vel in eo quem malebit loco, ...>>

APPARATUS CRITICUS: 1378 machedonum (sic) A: -em P dicit AP: edicit dubit. Calderan primum P: -o A 1379 –que A: om. P aristeum AP: Arrhidaeum Mai1 1381 nostrum A: meum P 1382 edetur P: detur A 1383 constitutusque rex A: r. c. P 1384 regiam ante veterem add. P 1385 dependent A: -ant P 1386 malebit A: -vit P.

Hammond, under B€ow ÉAlejãndrou above.

N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972=Arno Press 1981) 431-433.

Cf. ÉArgãdeiw in PoludeÊkouw ÉOnomastikÒn, 8.109: ... épÚ d¢ t«n ÖIvnow pa€dvn §p‹ ÉErexy°vw Tel°ontew ÜOplhtew AﬁgikÒreiw ÉArgãdeiw [ed. E. Bethe, II (Teubner 1931)]. (Attik tribes)

DIHGHSIS TOU ALEJANDROU / THE TALE OF ALEXANDER / THE RHYMED VERSION, ed. David Holton, BUZANTINH KAI NEOELLHNIKH BIBLIOYHKH (YESSALONIKH 1974) 180-181, st. 2817-2840:

ÜOrise pãli ÉAl°jandrow grammatikÚn ka‹ krãzoun,

ka‹ diayÆkhn ¶kame, stØn m¢sh tØn diabãzoun:

<<BasileÁw ı ÉAl°jandrow ka‹ kosmokrãtvr mÒnow,

ÉOlumpiãdaw ı uﬂÚw ka‹ toË yeoË ÉAmm«now.

ÉEpe‹ bl°pv ı yãnatow y°lei nå m¢ xvr€sh,

poÁ pasa°naw §j aÈtÚn d¢n ±mpore› nå glÊsh,

pr«ton éfÆnv tÚ loipÚn sÉ ˜lhn tØn oﬁkoum°nh,

égãphn ka‹ sux≈rhsin ki íw e‰n sumpayhm°noi:

ka‹ diå nå mØn g€netai stoÁw érxhgoÊw mou mãxh,

pasãnaw §k tÚn tÒpon mou tÚ mertikÒ tou nã Éxh.

ÉAfÆnv stØn patr€da mou, eﬁw tØn Makedon€a,

ÉIda›ow nã Énai érxhgÒw, nå Ér€zh mÉ Ùrdin€a.

áAn kãmh ≤ guna€ka mou, ıpˆnai ggastrvm°nh,

paid€, nå ¶xh y°lhma ka‹ basileÁw nå g°nh.

áAn ¶n ka‹ g°nh yhlukÚ §ke›no tÚ paidãri,

íw kãmousi Makedono‹ êndra diå nå pãrh.

Ka‹ íw tÚ bãloun stÚ skamn€, §ke›now nå kay€sh,

aÈte›now tØn Makedoniå …sån §m¢ nå Ér€sh,

épÚ tÚn tÒpon pÉ ˜risa aÈte›now nå met°xh:

Leonå nå tÚ bãlete, tÚ ˆnoma nå ¶xh,

íw pãrh ka‹ guna€ka tou aÈtØn tØn Leon€khn,

toË Nigiãdou édelfÆn, nå ¶xh pãnta n€khn.

ÉAfÆnv går toË EÈgen∞, poÊ Éxa grammatikÒ mou,

nã Énai aÈy°nthw ka‹ aÈtÚw m¢ y°lhma dikÒ mou.

THE ROMANCE OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT BY PSEUDO-CALLISTHENES, translated from the Armenian with an introduction by Albert Mugrdich Wolohojian (Columbia University Press, New York 1969) 154, 273:

We, King Alexander, son of Ammon and Olympias, ap-

point Arideos, the son of Philip, king of the Macedonians,

for the present time. But should there be a son of Ale-

ander from Roxiane, we shall make him king of the Mace-

donians and give him whatever name the Macedonians as

a whole wish. But, if Roxiane’s child be a girl, let the wise-

men of the Macedonians elect and choose whomever they

want as their king, if they do not want Arideos, Philip’s

son, to rule over them. And let him who shall be elected

preserve the kingom of the Argives; and let the Macedo-

nians, together with their king, give tribute to the Argives

as has been traditionally done. And especially let Olym-

pias, Alexander’s mother, live in Rhodes of the Theogians.(1)

The Greek Alexander Romance, translated with introduction and notes by Richard Stoneman [Penguin Classics, 1991] 154:

King Alexander, the son of Ammon and Olympias, appoints

Arrhidaeus, the son of Philip, to be king of Macedonia for the

present.(127) But if Roxane bears a son to Alexander, he is to be

king of Macedonia and to be given whatever name the Macedo-

nians please. But if Roxane’s child is female, let the Macedonians

elect as king whomever they choose, if they do not want Ar-

rhidaeus, the son of Philip. Whoever is elected, let him preserve

the rule of the Argeads, and let the Macedonians pay tribute to

the Argeads in the accustomed way. It shall be permitted to

Olympias, the mother of Alexander, to dwell in Rhodes, if the

Rhodians are agreeable.

Carol G. Thomas, Alexander the Great in His World [Blackwell Publishing, 2007] 55-97, 3: Being an Argead.

ÉArgeãdai guna›kew. Lan[-]=Lan[€kh], Kleon€kh, Kleopãtra, ProyÒh,

NikonÒh. Satyros, Ox.Pap. 27 (1962) 121, No. 2465, lines 17-23:

d¢ ÉAristod[a]m€dan ÉAristom[€da d¢]

K[ãra]non Karãnou d¢ ka‹ Lan[-]

[Ko›]non Ko€nou d¢ Tur€mman [Tu]-

r€mma d¢ ka‹ Kleon€khw Pe[rd€kkan]

P[erd]€kkou d¢ ka‹ Kleopãtraw [ÉArga›on]

ÉArga€ou d¢ ka‹ ProyÒhw F€lipp[on Fi]-

l€ppou d¢ ka‹ NikonÒhw ÉA°rop[on].

Satyros, FGrH, No. 631, 1: <<DionÊsou ka‹ ÉAlya€aw t∞w Yest€ou gegen∞syai Dhiãneiran: t∞w d¢ ÑHrakl°ouw toË DiÚw o‰mai ÜUllon: toË d¢ Kleoda›on: toË d¢ ÉAristÒmaxon: toË d¢ TÆmenon: toË d¢ Ke›son: toË d¢ Mãrvna: toË d¢ Y°stion: toË d¢ ÉAkoÒn: toË d¢ ÉAristodam€dan: toË d¢ Kãranon: toË d¢ Ko›non: toË d¢ Tur€mman: toË d¢ Perd€kkan: toË d¢ F€lippon: toË d¢ ÉA°ropon, ,ktl.>> [=Ox.Pap. 27 (1962) 121, No. 2465, lines 9-23].

Greenwalt, William S., “’Proto-Historical’ Argead Women: Lan(ice?), Cleonice, Cleopatra, Prothoe, Niconoe,” AHB 10.2 (1996) 47-50.

NOTE. Instead of the name Lan[€khw], perhaps an alternative Lãn[asaw]/Lan[ãshw] could be read; Cf. BullEpigr 2008, 683, under No. 338: Lãnasa | Menãndr|ou Nan°& ka|tÉ §pitagÆn.

Recorded also in makglossikaMerosA2.htm herein.

Name: ÉArgeãdhw > ÉArgeãdew, LGPN II, 49, s.v. ÉArgeãdhw / ATHENS: (1) c. 510 BC Beazley Addenda pp. 392f. (ÉArgeãde[w]: kalos?).

Homer, Iliad 16.417-418: ÉIf°a tÉ EÎippÒn te ka‹ ÉArgeãdhn PolÊmhlon, / pãntaw §passut°rouw p°lase [s.v. Pãtroklow] xyon‹ poulubote€r˙.

êrgella (o‡khma MakedonikÒn) I 340, 13=Souda (index)

ÉArg°aw, under ÉArgeãdai above.

Argestaeus campus. Livy, 27.33.1: Ibi alii maiorem adferentes tumultum nuntii occurrunt:

Dardanos in Macedoniam effusos Orestidem iam tenere ac descendisse in Argestaeum campum, famamque inter barbaros celebrem esse Philippum occisum. 208 B.C.

ÉArgesta€vn pÒliw = IG X.2.2, No. 208, lines 8-10: ≤ pÒliw / ≤ t«n

ÉArg[e]/sta€vn (a. 242 p.?).

(ÉA)rgest€a. Strabon, VII frg. 38: …, ka‹ tØn Paion€an m°xri Pelagon€aw ka‹

Pier€aw §ktetãsyai fas€: kale›syai d¢ prÒteron (ÉA)rgest€an tØn Pelagon€an, tÚn d¢ ÉAsteropa›on …

(ÉA)rgest€an = ÉOrgest€an [emended toÉOrest€an].

N. G. L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972=Arno Press 1981) 431-432: Orgestia = ‘Argestia’.

SEG 49 (1999=2002) 212, uner No. 694: LoÊkiow A‡liow ÉAgrestianÚw (=ÉA(r)gestianÒw?). Derriopos.

êrgow. AncW 30.2 (1999) 127, under No. 25. Strabon, 8.6.9 (C 372): ÖArgow d¢ ka‹ tÚ

ped€on l°getai parå to›w nevt°roiw, parÉ ÑOmÆrƒ dÉ oÈdÉ ëpaj: mãlista dÉ o‡ontai MakedonikÚn ka‹ YettalikÚn e‰nai.

ÖArgow. St. Byzantios, EYNIKA, ÖArgow, … •bdÒmh katå Makedon€an.

[A. Meineke, Berlin 1849=Ares Publishers, Chicago 1992]

N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972-Arno Press 1981) 80.

ÖArgow. Dhmitsãw, Margar€thw G., H MAKEDONIA EN LIYOIS

FYEGGOMENOIS (ÉAyÆnhsin 1896=Chicago 1980) 567 [566-571], No. 675, lines 11-12: ka‹ §pistrateÊsantow (=Mãarkou ÖAnn€ou) eﬁw toÁw ka/tå ÖArgow tÒpouw stratop°dvi me€zoni. Lete, 117 B.C.

N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972-Arno Press 1981) 184-185 [185: “Argos near Stobi”].

ÖArgow, ÉArgolikÒn. Strabon, 14.5.17, C 676: …, §ke€nou (=ÉAlejãndrou) tØn

fãlagga égagÒntow §k t«n SÒlvn diå t∞w paral€aw ka‹ t∞w Mall≈tidow §p€ te ÉIssÚn ka‹ tåw Dare€ou dunãmeiw. fas‹ d¢ ka‹ §nag€sai t“ ÉAmfilÒxƒ tÚn ÉAl°jandron diå tØn §j ÖArgouw sugg°neian. ÑHs€odow dÉ §n SÒloiw ÍpÚ ÉApÒllvnow énairey∞nai tÚn ÉAmf€loxÒn fhsin, ktl.

ÖArgow ÉOrestikÒn. Strabon, 7.7.8. C 326: l°getai d¢ tØn ÉOrestiãda katasxe›n

pote ÉOr°sthw, feÊgvn tÚn t∞w mhtrÚw fÒnon, ka‹ katalipe›n §p≈numon •autoË tØn x≈ran, kt€sai d¢ ka‹ pÒlin, kale›syai dÉ aÈtØn ÖArgow ÉOrestikÒn.

Above, under ÉArgeãdai.

ÖArgow ÉOr°stion. St. Byzantios, EYNIKA, ÖArgow, … ÙgdÒh ÖArgow ÉOr°stion

≤ §n Skuy€&. [A. Meineke, Berlin 1849=Ares Publishers, Chicago 1992]

NOTE: ÉOr°stion R, ÉOrestikÚn AV.

N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972-Arno Press 1981) 80.

érgurasp€dvn tãjiw. Under Makedonikå ÙnÒmata below.

ÖArdalow. Petsas-Hatzopoulos-Gounaropoulou-Paschides, (Leukopetra Inscriptions),

MELETHMATA 28 [Athens 2000], No. 55, line 1 (ÖAfdalow there).

ÉAriãgnh. sunegenÒmhn tª ÉAriãgn˙ tª monaul€&, SEG 38 (1988=’91), No. 1237,

lines 13-14 [A.D. 235/6, Lydia]. Below, under ÉAfigna›ow.

SEG 36 (1986=’89), No. 590 (Beroia), lines 1-2: ÉAriãgnh Bãstou tØn Í/pãrxousan, ktl., and 11-13: ÑHrakle€dhw Bã/stou ka‹ SÊrow Bãstou ÉAriãgn˙/ Bãstou tª kur€& édelfª xa€rin, ktl. ( A.D. 181).

ÉAristopãtra. Strabon, 15.1.35, C 702: ÉEkd°dotai d° tiw ka‹ KrateroË prÚw

tØn mht°ra ÉAristopãtran §pistolÆ, pollã te êlla parãdoja frãzousa ka‹ oÈx ımologoËsa oÈden€, ka‹ dØ ka‹ tÚ m°xri toË Gãggou proelye›n tÚn ÉAl°jandron.

érkã – ZPE 104 (1994) 81 [81-82]: érkå pos°ria 278 (or 378?). Aiane.

ÖArtemiw. SEG 48 (1998=2001), No. 808 (Lete), 1-2: ÉArt°mini / gunaik‹ (A.D. 180).

ÖArtemiw, Gazvra€a? Strabon, 16.1.18, C 744: ka‹ tÒ te t∞w ÉAyhnçw ﬂerÚn eÂle (=

ı Paryua›ow) ka‹ tÚ t∞w ÉArt°midow, tå ÖAzara (=F, tå ÖAjara), ka‹ ∑re talãntvn mur€vn gãzan. ora 11.14.3: tå ÖAzara.

ÖArtemiw Deiga€a. Below, Deiga€a, ÖArtemiw.

Ἄρτεμις ΚυναγÒw

IG X.2.2

No. 188 [s. III p.], lines 1-2: ÉA`r`t°midi Kun[a]/g“. No. 233 [a. 200/1 p.], line 2: [ÉAr]t`°mi`di` Ku[nag“].

érxÒw. See below, under Ïparxow.

ésy°t(ai)roi. Under Makedonikå ÙnÒmata below.

ÉAstra›ow potamÒw. AﬁlianoË Per‹ Z–vn ÉIdiÒthtow, IE 1. YÆran ﬁxyÊvn

Mak°tin ékoÊsaw o‰da, ka‹ ¥de ≤ yÆra §st€. Bero€aw te ka‹ Yessalon€khw m°sow =e› potamÚw ˆnoma ÉAstra›ow. eﬁs‹n oÔn §ntaËya ﬁxyÊew tØn xr≈an katãstiktoi: t€naw <d¢> aÈtoÁw oﬂ §pix≈rioi kaloËsi, MakedÒnaw §r°syai l“on §stin. oÈkoËn otoi poioËntai trofØn mu€aw §pixvr€ouw §n t“ potam“ petom°naw oÈd°n ti ta›w éllaxÒyi mu€aiw proseikasm°naw oÈd¢ mØn sfhk«n ˆcei paraplhs€aw, ... kaloËsi d¢ ·ppouron aÈtØn pçn ˜son §st‹n [Schn, eﬁs‹n] §pix≈rion, ktl. [Loeb]

Below, ·ppourow.

N. G. L. Hammond, “The Location of the Trout-River Astraeus,” GRBS 36.2

(1995) 173-176.

See under Aﬁstreãthw, ktl., above.

ÉAfigna›ow (=ÉAfidna›ow). IG II² 3852, line 5 [init. s. III a.].

IG II² 5728 (in Ceramico), line 1: ÉAristomãxh : ÉAristokr€tou : ÉAfig,/ ktl. [middle of 4^th cent. B.C.].

IG II² 5752 [EM 6199], lines 1-3: YoÊtimow/ ÉAristoge€tonow/ ÉAfigna›ow [340-317 B.C.].

IG II² 11293, lines 2-3: ÉArista€xmh Lusimãx[ou]/ ÉAfigna€[ou] (4^th cent. B.C.). ZPE 83 (1990) 180-181.

Above, ÉAriãgnh.

Below, gn=dn.

b = p, IG X.2.2, Nos. 324 (Derriopos), III, line 22: Zv˝low Pobl€ou [a. 50/1 p.], and 327

(Derriopos), line 23: PoÊbliw Neikolãou [a. 116/7 p.].

b > f, br°mv=Latin fremo. Homer, Ilias IV, 425: x°rsƒ =hgnÊmenon megãla

br°mei [=kËma], and II, 210: aﬁgial“ megãlƒ br°metai [=kËma], and XIV, 399: ˜w [=ênemow] te mãlista m°ga br°metai xalepa€nvn.

Bakxiãdai. Strabon, 7.7.8, C 326: oﬂ d¢ Lugkhsta‹ ÍpÉ ÉArraba€ƒ §g°nonto, toË

Bakxiad«n g°nouw ˆnti: toÊtou dÉ ∑n yugatrid∞ ≤ Fil€ppou mÆthr toË ÉAmÊntou EÈrud€kh, S€rra (=ÜIrra) d¢ yugãthr.

BalakrÒn: eﬁw tÚ ÉAfrod€th. Etymol. Gudianum (1909=Amsterdam 1965) 258.

Bãlakrow (=Fãlakrow?). M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée

macédonienne sous les Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 166, No. 5, line 37: Bãlakrow Lam°dontow, photograph (Beroia, reign of Antigonos Doson).

IG II² 3864 (GLUPTA 1494), line 5: Bãlakrow ÉApollvn€dou [beginning of 2^nd cent. B.C.].

BallÆnade (=PallÆnade). AncW 30.2 (1999) 122, [b], and 124, under No. 5.

bçriw. SEG 37 (1987=’90), No. 1851. Cf. Strabon, 11.14.14, C 531: … t∞w ıdoË t∞w

eﬁw ÉEkbãtana feroÊshw parå tÚn t∞w Bãridow (=ÉAbåridow?) ne≈n.

Josephus, Jewish Antiquities, 18.91: ... t«n ﬂer°vn tiw ÑUrkanÒw, poll«n d¢ ˆntvn o„ tÒde §kaloËnto tÚ ˆnoma ı pr«tow, §pe‹ plhs€on t“ ﬂer“ bçrin kataskeuasãmenow taÊt˙ tå pollå tØn d€aitan e‰xen ka‹ tØn stolÆn, ... (92) ... ÑHr≈dhw d¢ basileÊsaw tÆn te bçrin taÊthn §n §pithde€ƒ keim°nhn kataskeuãsaw polutel«w ÉAntvn€an kale› ÙnÒmati ÉAntvn€ou f€low \n, ka‹ tØn stolØn Àsper ka‹ lambãnei tªde keim°nhn kate›xen, ... 20.85: ... katat€yetai [=ÉIzãthw] m¢n tå t°kna ka‹ tåw guna›kaw eﬁw tå t«n frour€vn ésfal°stata, tÚn s›ton d¢ pãnta m¢n [=m¢n tÚn A] eﬁw tåw bãreiw ka‹ [=om. codd. E] §mp€prhsin tÒn te xÒrton ka‹ tåw nomãw, ... [Loeb text]

[bçrin , kt€sma/froÊrion/building/tower]

basil€dew. Athenaios, VI 256 e: …, §kpesoËsai t∞w §jous€aw kat∞ran eﬁw

Makedon€an ka‹ tåw t«n §ke› kur€aw te ka‹ basil€daw ˘n trÒpon ta›w ımil€aiw di°yesan oÈd¢ l°gei kalÒn, plØn ˜ti mageuÒmenai ka‹ mageÊousai tauropÒloi ka‹ triod€tidew (triodoitinew AC) atai prÚw élÆyeian §g°nonto, plÆreiw pãntvn épokayarmãtvn.

BASILEIES. SEG 47 (1997=2000), No. 893, line 5 [Beroia, 3^rd century B.C.].

bas€lissa. S. Argyle, CQ 39 (1989) 526 [and 527 and 533]: Philetaerus/ 121

bas€lissan ı Dhmosy°nhw §n t“ katå Nea€raw. ¶sti d¢ ≤ fvnØ MakedÒnvn. AncW 30.2 (1999) 125, No. 14.

Arrian, II.12.5: taËta […w §p‹ teyne«ti Dare€ƒ énoim≈zousin] ékoÊsanta ÉAl°jandron p°mcai prÚw aÈtåw [=Dare€ou guna›kaw] Leonnãton, .... ka‹ Leonnãton parelyÒnta §w tØn skhnØn tã te per‹ Dare€ou eﬁpe›n ka‹ ˜ti ... ka‹ kale›syai basil€ssaw, §pe‹ oÈd¢ katå ¶xyran oﬂ gen°syai tÚn pÒlemon prÚw Dare›on, ... (6) taËta m¢n Ptolema›ow ka‹ ÉAristÒboulow l°gousi.

See below, under Mak°ta. IG II² 9258.

Bassãrai. Eustathios, Commentarii ad Homeri Iliadem Pertinentes, ed. M. van der Valk,

III (E. J. Brill, 1979) 654: …, a„ Bassãrai m¢n §l°gonto ka‹ Luda‹ ka‹ Mak°tai ka‹ MimallÒnew, daimÒniã tina, ktl. Eﬁ d¢ Bassãrai m¢n aﬂ eﬁrhm°nai toË DionÊsou trofo‹ diå tÚ bãsin §pÉ érò poie›syai diå tÚ mani«dew, Luda‹ d¢ µ topik«w, kayå ka‹ Mak°tai …w Makedonika€, µ ka‹ êllvw oÂa ÍpÚ m°yhw ¶klutoi, MimallÒnew d¢ katå tØn parå LukÒfroni ¶nnoian, êllou taËta lÒgou.]

Athenaios, V 198 e: … ka‹ tå l€kna f°rousai. metå d¢ taËta Mak°tai aﬂ kaloÊmenai MimallÒnew ka‹ Bassãrai ka‹ Luda€, katakexum°nai tåw tr€xaw ka‹ §stefanvm°nai tin¢w m¢n ˆfesin, ktl.

Battuna›oi. SEG 30 (1980=’83) 183 [182-184], No. 568, lines 1-2: ÉEkklhs€aw

égom°nhw ÍpÚ toË Battuna€vn po/leitãrxou ÉAlejãndrou toË Levn€da (Kranox«ri Nestor€ou). A.D.144/5 or 192/3.

N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972=Arno Press 1981) 115 [114-115].

[b°du . Liddell-Scott, Greek-English Lexicon (1996): b°du, tÒ, Phryg., = éÆr,

Philyll(ius) [comicus] 20; also, = Ïdvr, Orph. Fr. 219.

Supplement: b°du, after ‘Phryg.’ insert ‘Clem.Al. Strom. 5.8.46, 5 (below).48.5 (below).

Clemens Alex., Stromateis, 5.8.46.3-47.2:

Na‹ mØn ≤ stoixeivtikØ t«n pa€dvn didaskal€a tØn t«n tettãrvn stoixe€vn perie€lhfen •rmhne€an. b°du m¢n går toÁw FrÊgaw tÚ Ïdvr fhs‹ (= ı grammatikÚw D€dumow) kale›n, kayå ka‹ ÉOrfeÊw:

ka‹ b°du numfãvn katale€betai églaÚn Ïdvr.

éllå ka‹ ı yÊthw D€vn ımo€vw fa€netai grãfvn: >>ka‹ b°du lab∆n katå xeir«n katax°ou ka‹ §p‹ tØn ﬂeroskop€hn tr°pou.<< ¶mpalin d¢ ı kvmikÚw FilÊlliow b°du tÚn é°ra biÒdvron ˆnta diã toÊtvn gin≈skei:

ßlkein tÚ b°du svtÆrion proseÊxomai,

˜per m°gistÒn §stin Ígie€aw m°row,

tÚ tÚn é°ra ßlkein kayarÒn, oÈ teyolvm°non.

sunomÒlogow t∞w toiçsde dÒjhw ka‹ ı KuzikhnÚw Neãnyhw grãfvn toÁw MakedÒnvn ﬂere›w §n ta›w kateuxa›w b°du katakale›n ·lev aÈto›w te ka‹ to›w t°knoiw, ˜per •rmhneÊousin é°ra. zåc d¢ tÚ pËr o„ m¢n parå tØn z°sin émay«w §d°janto: kale›tai dÉ oÏtvw ≤ yãlassa, …w EÈfor€vn §n ta›w prÚw Yeodvr€dan éntigrafa›w.

5.8.48.5: §p°callen d¢ …w eﬁpe›n ı laÚw (=ı MilÆsiow loimoË svye‹w ÍpÚ Brãgxou toË mãntevw): >>b°du, zãc, xy≈m, pl∞ktron, sf€gj: knajzb€x, ktl.<< ]

Beren€kh.

Cf., for example, Strabon, 12.8.21: L°getai d° tina fËla FrÊgia oÈdamoË deiknÊmena, Àsper oﬂ Ber°kuntew, and Ber°kunta x«ron (Aeschylos in NiÒbh). That is, Beren€kh may not be Feren€kh, but a hybrid combination of Bere+n€kh. Cf. also FerekÊdhw.

B°rhw, under ÖOlganow below.

B°rmion ˆrow. Strabon, 14.5.28, C 680: ı d¢ (=ploËtow) M€dou §k t«n per‹ tÚ

B°rmion ˆrow (=metãllvn).

B°ttalow < F°ttalow [=Y°ttalow] – BE 1994, under No. 404.

SEG 48 (1998=2001) 219, under No. 736 (Onomastics): B°ttalow.

M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée macédonienne sous les Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 166, No. 5, line 30: ÉA(d)a›ow Bettãlou (Beroia, reign of Antigonos Doson).

bhmatistÆw. Athenaios, X 442 b: Ba€tvn goËn ı ÉAlejãndrou bhmatistØw §n t“

§pigrafom°nƒ Staymo‹ t∞w ÉAlejãndrou pore€aw …

See under Hesychios above, bhmat€zei(n).

(B€llarow. Strabon, 12.3.11, C 546: … ı LeÊkollow, tØn d¢ toË Billãrou

sfa›ran ∑re ka‹ tÚn …)

Bilist€xh – O. Masson ?,

J. & L. Robert, BE 1964, under No., 242.

Alan Cameron “Two Mistresses of Ptolemy Philadelphus,” GRBS 31 (1990) 295-304: II. Bilistiche and Posidippus.

Bilist€vn – SEG 47 (1997=2000), under No. 1551 [from Aphrodisias]: Bilist€vnow

(instead of Filist€vnow).

B€low (=F€low?). M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée macédonienne sous les

Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 167, No. 6, lines 12-13: B€lou toË Ni/[kã]norow (dotted n) [42^nd (B ka‹ M) year of Philip V, area of Kozane = Euia].

BIS, F. PETSAS, PRAKTIKA 8ou DIEYNOUS SUNEDRIOU ELLHNIKHS

KAI LATINIKHS EPIGRAFIKHS, TOMOS AÉ (AYHNA 1982=1984) 302, under No. 25.

Blãgana [§n Blagãnoiw], M. B. Hatzopoulos, CRAI 1998, 1204, 1217-

1218. SEG 37 (1987=’90), under No. 539.

Blagan›tiw, yeã, M. B. Hatzopoulos, CRAI 1998, 1204, 1217-1218.

M. B. Hatzopoulos, “Artémis Digaia-Blaganitis en Macédoine,” BCH 111 (1987) 397-412. SEG 37 (1987=’90), under No. 539. Yeå batrãxvn.

*Bl€xanow. SEG 27 (1977=’80), No. 205, line 10: Bl€xanow A - - X --- (Larissa, middle

of 3^rd cent. B.C.). Hesychios above, under (bl€xan=blaxãn). DIG, Pharsalos.

BOLORNIS, F. PETSAS, PRAKTIKA 8ou DIEYNOUS SUNEDRIOU ELLHNIKHS KAI LATINIKHS EPIGRAFIKHS, TOMOS AÉ (AYHNA 1982=1984) 301, No. 25.

BÒlvn. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 18, note 54; AncW 30.2 (1999) 119, 120-121 [Is

Gaius Marius Curtius’ model for Bolon? Erat inter duces manu strenuus Bolon quidam, pacis artium et civilis habitus rudis, vetus miles, ab humili ordine ad eum gradum in quo tunc erat promotus, etc. (6.11.1)].

BÒrborow potamÒw. Under Hesychios above: (BÒrborow: ÙxetÚw dus≈dhw)

ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 28, ÍpÚ W. Plutarch, PERI FUGHS, Moralia 603 C: ÉAristot°lh [=-hw v; -hn a] d¢ ka‹ leloidÒrhke YeÒkritow ı X›ow ˜ti tØn parå [=per‹] Fil€ppƒ ka‹ ÉAlejãndrƒ d€aitan égapÆsaw

e·leto na€ein / éntÉ ÉAkadhme€aw BorbÒrou §n proxoa›w

(¶sti går potamÚw per‹ P°llan [=p°llhn (pÒlin w)] ˘n MakedÒnew BÒrboron kaloËsi). [Loeb text]

Boukefãlaw. See below, under Boukefal€a.

Boukefal€a. Strabon, 15.1.29, C 698-699: … prÚw ta›w §ktism°naiw ÍpÉ aÈtoË

(=ÉAlejãndrou) pÒlesin §fÉ •kãtera toË potamoË (=ÑUdãspou) ˜pou tÚn P«ron §n€ka diabãw: œn tØn m¢n Boukefal€an »nÒmasen épÚ toË pesÒntow ·ppou katå tØn mãxhn tØn prÚw P«ron (§kale›to d¢ Boukefãlaw épÚ toË plãtouw toË met≈pou: polemistØw dÉ ∑n égayÒw, ka‹ ée‹ toÊtƒ §k°xrhto katå toÁw ég«naw), tØn d¢ N€kaian épÚ t∞w n€khw §kãlesen.

Plutarch, Alexander 61.1-2: ÉEk d¢ t∞w prÚw tÚn P«ron mãxhw ka‹ ı

Boukefãlaw §teleÊthsen, oÈk eÈyÊw, éllÉ Ïsteron, … (2) §dÆxyh dÉ ﬁsxur«w ÉAl°jandrow, oÈd¢n êllo µ sunÆyh ka‹ f€lon épobeblhk°nai nom€zvn: ka‹ pÒlin oﬁk€saw §pÉ aÈt“ parå tÚn ÑUdãsphn Boukefal€an proshgÒreuse.

Boula[-]. SEG 48 (1998=2201), No. 820 (Pella): [J]enar€st[h] / Boula[-] (<<Late 5^th/early 4^th cent. B.C.>>. Dotted B.

BoulounÒa - [to be published, not by this writer].

BounÒmeia – BoÊnomow = P°lla. BS 31.2 (1990) 266, under C. Cf. Aristophanes, the Frogs, line 1383: AIS. Sperxei¢ potam¢ bounÒmoi tÉ §pistrofa€.

See BOUNOMOS kai BOUNOMEIA, under H grafeiokrat€a thw epoxÆw tou Fil€ppou / H anaskafikÆ °reuna tou APY sthn arxa€a P°lla apokalÊptei °na ãrista organvm°no DhmÒsio Arxe€o, Thw Givtaw Murtsivth, ÑH KayhmerinÆ, Tr€th, 31-03-2009 [Online]. <<Se pollã (sfrag€smata) epanalambãnetai h morfÆ miaw agelãdaw, pou bÒskei ston tÊpo tvn nomismatik≈n kop≈n thw P°llaw.>>

Bouth˛w polÊmhlow. BS 31.2 (1990) 266, under C.

Brateãdhw = Prateãdhw ?, SEG 48 (1998=2001), No. 874.

Br€gew-BrÊgoi-FrÊgew. AncW 30.2 (1999) 122, [a].

St. Byzantios, EYNIKA, BrÊj, tÚ ¶ynow, ka‹ BrËgai. toË BrÊj tÚ yhlukÚn Brug€w ka‹ Brugh€w …w Kadmh€w. eﬁs‹ d¢ MakedonikÚn ¶ynow prosex¢w ÉIllurio›w.

Idem: Brug€aw, pÒliw Makedon€aw. tÚ §ynikÚn BrÊgiow / BrÊgion, pÒliw Makedon€aw. tÚ §ynikÚn BrÊgiow ka‹ BrugieÊw. [ed. A. Meineke, Berlin 1849=Ares Publishers, Chicago 1992]

N.G.L. Hammond, A History of Macedonia, I (Oxford 1972-Arno Press 1981) 302: BrËgoi (Odysseus).

BromerÒw. Thoukydides, 4.83.1: Perd€kkaw d¢ Bras€dan ka‹ tØn stratiån eÈyÁw

lab∆n metå thw •autoË dunãmevw strateÊei §p‹ ÉArraba›on tÚn BromeroË, Lugkhst«n MakedÒnvn basil°a, ˜moron ˆnta, diaforçw te aÈt“ oÎshw ka‹ boulÒmenow katastr°casyai.

Gal°sthw, it seems. M. Hatzopoulos, BE 2002, No. 256 (Bottie, Aigeai): Gal°stou

[bis, name of owner of the amphora] (Hellenistic period). Gal°sthw = Kal°sthw/Kãlestow?

*gegrãbantai – BCH 108 (1984) 224: tãnw stãlanw tånw §n t«i ﬂer«i toË

ÉApÒllvnow toË Luke€ou, Â ka‹ to‹ êlloi pol›tai gegrãbantai.

gegrapÒtvn. SEG 47 (1997=2000), under No. 933. Below, §panagegrapÒtvn.

g°nei MakedonikÒn, SEG 46 (1996=’99), under No. 767 (2^nd c. A.D.), from Leukopetra

(manumission). F. P°tsaw, PRAKTIKA 8ou DIEYNOUS SUNEDRIOU ELLHNIKHS KAI LATINIKHS EPIGRAFIKHS, TOMOS AÉ (AYHNA 1982=1984) 300-301, No. 22. Hatzopoulos-Loukopoulou, Epigraf¢w LeukÒpetraw (˜ra).

g°now MakedonikÒn. Arrian, 2.10.7: Ka€ ti ka‹ to›w g°nesi t“ te ÑEllhnik“ ka‹ t“ Makedonik“ filotim€aw §n°pesen §w éllÆlouw (Issos, Nov. 333 B.C.). ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995)

24-25, under N. Below, MakedonikÚn g°now.

Cf. Diodoros, 11. 80.5: oﬂ d¢ katå tØn stratopede€an ˆntew ÉAyhna›oi puyÒmenoi tØn t«n Yettal«n §p€yesin, ∏kon katå spoudÆn, ka‹ toÁw YettaloÁw §j §fÒdou trecãmenoi polÁn §po€oun fÒnon. (6) §pibohyhsãntvn d¢ t«n Lakedaimon€vn to›w Yettalo›w suntetagm°n˙ tª dunãmei, ka‹ to›w stratop°doiw ˜loiw genom°nhw paratãjevw, sun°bh diå tØn genom°nhn filotim€an polloÁw parÉ émfot°roiw énairey∞nai. t°low d°, t∞w mãxhw émf€dojon laboÊshw tÚ t°low, sun°bh toÊw te Lakedaimon€ouw émfisbht∞sai per‹ t∞w n€khw ka‹ toÁw ÉAyhna€ouw.

g∞ Maked≈n, SEG 41 (1991=1994) 188, No. 544 (Dyrrhachion) [Roman imperial

period], lines 1-4: ÖEnya me tÚn Mãrkoio / Proum<n>ass°a ZvtikÚn uÂa / g∞ kat°xei Maked∆n / kl≈smasi moirid€oiw: // ktl.

*(gÆpoura = kÆpoura (Ùpvrikå) > khpourikã. Pentalofos (Orestis))

gl«ssa stratoË (s. III/II a.). Luigi Moretti, Iscrizioni storiche ellenistiche, II (Firenze

1975) 108-109, No. 114 [Amphipolis inscription] (translation-commentary, 109-114)=M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée macédonienne sous les Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 161-164, No. 3 (règlement sur le service dans l’armée).

Also therein (Hatzopoulos): 151-152, No. 1 I (diagramma), 153, No. 1 II (diagramma)153-156, No. 2 I (règlement sur service militaire, Drama/Amphipolis), 157-160, No. 2 II (règlement sur service militaire, Kassandreia), 164, No. 4 (diagramma?, Kavala), 165-166, No. 5 (letter of Antigonos Doson), and 167, No. 6 (letter of Philip V and hypomnema).

*gn=dn –

IG II² 5752 (340-317 B.C.), line 3: ÉAfigna›ow [=ÉAfidna›ow].

5728 (med. s. IV a.), line 1: ÉAfig [ÉAfig(na€ou)=ÉAfid(na€ou)].

3852 (init. s. III a.), line 5: ÉAfigna›ow.

6218 (post med. s. IV a.), line 10: ÉAfigna€ou.

11293 (s. IV a.), line 3: ÉAfigna€[ou] [=ZPE 83 (1990) 180-181].

Adolf Wilhelm, Beiträge zur Griech. Inschriften (1909) 63, Nos. 51 (IG II² 11293)

and 52 (IG II² 5752).

Above, under ÉAfigna›ow.

Gonatçw. ÉAnt€gonow Gonatçw

Gra€h, see above, under A‡olow. M.Hatzopoulos, BE 2002, under No. 268 (Pella).

GrÆia. §g GrÆiai = M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée macédonienne

sous les Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 167, No. 6, line 5.

GrupÒw. (ÉAyÆnaiow, Loeb V, p. 442)

guãlaw. Athenaios, XI 467 c: GUALAS. Fil€taw §n ÉAtãktoiw Megar°aw oÏtv

fhs‹ kale›n tå potÆria, guãlaw. Pary°niow dÉ ı toË Dionus€ou §n aÉ per‹ t«n parå to›w ﬂstoriko›w L°jevn zhtoum°nvn fhs€: “guãlaw pothr€ou e‰dow, …w MarsÊaw grãfei ı ﬂereÁw toË ÑHrakl°ouw oÏtvw: É˜tan eﬁs€˙ ı basileÁw eﬁw tØn pÒlin, sunantçn o‡nou plÆrh guãlan ¶xontã tina, tÚn d¢ labÒnta sp°ndein.É” [Loeb]

GUALAS: gÊala A, guãla CE, gullåw Hesych.

sunantçn = Ípantçn Kaibel. Kaibel’s Ípantçn is the correct one, for

as the king entered the city he would be met by the official [waiting for the king] with the guãla full of wine, as it is done [more previously] during weddings or other occasions in Greece, for example.

guãlan: guãloiw C

see Hammond

d=y. See below, under y=d.

DAGINAGARIME – SEG 43 (1993=’96), No. 434, line 6 [defixio from Pella, ca. 380-350

B.C.].

DAGINAGARIME = dap(e)inå går ﬁme = tapeinØ går eﬁmi [=Laurent Dubois, REG 108 (1995) 195, under L. 6 (190-197)].

Emmanuel Voutiras, “A propos d’une tablette de malédiction de Pella,” REG 109 (1996) 681 [678-682].

[Yet€]maw ka‹ Dionusof«ntow tÚ t°low ka‹ tÚn gãmon katagrãfv ka‹

tçn éllçn pasçn gu-

[naik]«n ka‹ xhrçn ka‹ pary°nvn, mãlista d¢ Yet€maw, ka‹

parkatt€yemai Mãkrvni ka‹

[to›w] da€mosi ka‹ ıpÒka §g∆ taËta diel<€>jaimi ka‹ égno€hn pãl{L}in

énor<Ê>jasa,

[tÒka] gçmai Dionusof«nta, prÒteron d¢ mÆ: mØ går lãboi êllan

guna›ka éllÉ µ §m°, [4]

[¢m¢ d]¢ sunkataghrçsai Dionusof«nti ka‹ mhdem€an êllan. ﬂk°tiw

Ím«<n> g€no-

[mai: F€l?]an oﬁkt€rete da€monew f€l[o]i, DAGINAGARIME f€lvn

pãntvn ka‹ §rÆma: éllå

[---]a fulãssete §m‹n ˜[p]vw mØ g€nhtai ta[Ë]ta ka‹ kakå kak«w

Yet€ma épÒlhtai.

[---].AL [---].UNM..ESPLHN §mÚw, §m¢ d¢ [e]È[d]a€mona ka‹ makar€an

gen°stai [8]

[---]TO[.].[---].[..]..E.EV[ ]A.[.]E..MEGE[---]

= Voutiras, Emmanuel. Dionusof«ntow gãmoi. Marital Life and Magic in Fourth Century Pella (Amsterdam 1998) 8 [8-34, with drawing (No. 5) and photographs at end of book].

SEG 46 (1996=’99), No. 776. Pella. Defixio. ca. 400-350 B.C.

SEG 49 (1999=2002) 232-233, No. 757 (M.W. Dickie, Tyche 14, and C. Brixhe, Katå Diãlekton [No. 657].

danÒn, under Hesychios, dan«n, above. Cf. Aristophanes, the Peace, lines 1133-(1136): §kk°aw / t«n jÊlvn ëttÉ ìn √ / danÒtata toË y°rouw / §kpepremnism°nvn.

Dãrrvn, under Hesychios above.

D°rdaw, érxÚw ÉElime€aw. Cf. Strabon, 15.1.44, C 706: …, ˜ti §n D°rdaiw, ¶ynei

megãlƒ t«n prose–vn ka‹ Ùrein«n ÉInd«n, …, for the name Derdas.

DETELA, SEG 43 (1993=’96), No. 937. Commentary therein.

Deiga€a, ÖArtemiw. M.B. Hatzopoulos, BCH 111 (1987) 397 [397-412], lines 2-3: §n

Blagãnoiw,/ ÉArt°midi Deiga€&. SEG 37 91987=’90), No. 539.

Diga€a, yeå=above, under Blagan›tiw. SEG 37 (1987=’90), under No. 539.

Cf. FIGAIA in IG II 3726 [which may date after Hadrian’s visit to Athens, A.D. 124/5; FIGAIA may be read variously: (D)IGAIA, F {I} GAIA, i.e., Boule of 500 {I} GAIA, or IGAIA].

Diesta€. IG II² 3289, lines 7-9: D[i]ensium (hedera) per legatum/ C. Memmium Lycum/

Diest«n (A.D. 132)=AncW 30.2 (1999) 126, under No. 21. BCH 124 (2000) 891, under DION: BasileÁw F€lippow Dies/t«n EÈrulÒxvi t«i … [below, under §pistãthw and peleigçnew].

Di‹ / ka‹ basil› / Fil€ppƒ [BÉ µ EÉ;]. SEG 47 (1997=2000), No. 917, “late 3^rd/early

2^nd c. B.C.” Cult of Philip II or V?

DiÒnusow. Arrian, 4.8.1-2, 5.1.1-6-2.1-7. Eustathios, Commentarii ad Homeri Iliadem

Pertinentes, ed. M. van der Valk, III (E. J. Brill, 1979) 654 [under Bassãrai above].

DiÒnusow ÖAgriow ÉEr€kruptow Ceudãnvr, SEG 48 (1998=2001) 217, under No. 736

(Society).

No. 748 (Beroia) I, 5-6: ye“ DionÊsƒ [ÉAgr€ƒ? ÉE]/rikrÊptƒ Ceud[ãnori]; II, 4-6: ye“ DionÊ/sƒ ÉE{I}rikrÊptƒ Ceudãno/ri; III, 4-5: ye“ DionÊsƒ/ Ceudãnori; and IV, 3-5: ye“ ÉAgr€[ƒ] Dio/nÊsƒ Krupt“ Ceudãno/ri (A.D. 248-264/5).

Polyainos, StrathgÆmata, IV.1 (Teubner 1970) 158-159: ÉArga›ow basileÁw MakedÒnvn, Taulant€vn Gãlaurow: Taulãntioi strateÊousin §p‹ MakedÒnaw. ÉArga›ow, ∑n går aÈt“ xe‹r Ùl€gh, keleÊei tåw pary°nouw t«n MakedÒnvn, §peidån oﬂ pol°mioi prosãgvsi tØn fãlagga, aÈto›w §k toË ˆrouw t∞w ÉErebo€aw •pifan∞nai. oﬂ m¢n dØ pros∞gon: aﬂ d¢ §pefãnhsan ka‹ katπesan épÚ toË ˆrouw pary°noi polla‹ yÊrsouw ént‹ d0rãtvn pãllousai ka‹ stefãnoiw tå prÒsvpa skiãzousai. Gãlaurow §jeplãgh êndraw e‰nai tåw pary°nouw épÚ makroË nom€zvn ka‹ tÚ énaklhtikÚn ÍpesÆmhnen:Taulãntioi d¢ ¶feugon tã te ˜pla épobalÒntew ka‹ tå skeuofÒra katalipÒntew. ÉArga›ow émaxe‹ kratÆsaw ﬂerÚn ﬂdrÊetai DionÊsƒ Ceudãnori ka‹ tåw pary°nouw, ìw pãlai Kl≈dvnaw ¶kl˙zon oﬂ MakedÒnew, aÈtÚw klπzein ¶taje diå tØn m€mhsin t«n éndr«n MimallÒnaw. Cf. Euripides, Bakchai, lines 677-774.

DiÒnusow MakedonikÒw. SEG 27 (1977=’80), No. 206, lines 1-6: ÉEn strathg“

ÉEpikrãt˙/ éfroditolitoreÊs/asai én°yhkan Dio/nÊsƒ Makedoni/k“ OÈess€a ÑEl°n/h, klp. [Larissa, 2^nd half of 1^st cent. B.C.-1^st half of 1^st cent. A.D.].

DiÒskouroi. Arrian, 4.8.2-3.

*dn=gn – above, under gn=dn.

DÒliow – under Waliow above.

doËloi. See under Ùcopoio‹ below.

*doËmow – ZPE 94 (1992) 211-212. SEG 42 (1992=1995) 170-171, No. 625.

DoËra = EÈrvpÒw.

drçmiw. Athenaios, III 114 b-c: DRAMIKES d¢ ka‹ DRAMEIS (=érãjeiw A) parÉ

ÉAyamçsin êrtoi tin¢w oÏtvw kaloËntai. Ka‹ oﬁ glvssogrãfoi d¢ êrtvn ÙnÒmata katal°gousi: S°leukow m¢n DRAMIN ÍpÚ MakedÒnvn oÏtvw kaloÊmenon, DARATON dÉ ÍpÚ Yessal«n. ETNITAN d° fhsi êrton e‰nai lekiy€thn, ERIKITAN d¢ kale›syai tÚn §j §rhrigm°nou (˜ra) ka‹ ésÆstou puroË gignÒmenon ka‹ xondr≈douw. ÉAmer€aw d¢ kale› JHROPURITAN tÚn aÈtÒpuron êrton: ımo€vw d¢ ka‹ Timarx€daw.

D≈svn. ÉAnt€gonow D≈svn

§glab∆n = §klab≈n. IG X.2.2, No. 324 (Derriopos), I & II, lines 2-3 and 7-8:

[§glabÒn]/tow, §glabÒn/tow respectively. Date: post a 54 p.? and a. 53/4 p. respectively.

§gx°leiw basiliko€. Athenaios, II 71 d-c: … ka€ §gx°levn pl∞yow ka‹ t«n

kaloum°nvn basilik«n, a„ t«n te §k Makedon€aw ka€ t∞w Kvpa˝dow l€mnhw tÚ m°geyÒw eﬁsin ≤miÒliai = [Ptolema›ow ı EÈerg°thw §n deut°rƒ Ípomnhmãtvn [per‹ Beren€khn t∞w LibÊhw].

Athenios, VII 298 b: per‹ d¢ t«n §gx°levn ÑIk°siÒw fhsin … §n d¢ to›w tar€xesi tåw Makedonikãw §gx°leiw katatãttei.

eﬁw Makedon€an. Athenaios, VIII 351 b=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 28, under W.

ÑEkatÒmbiow, under ÉApÒllvn above.

ÑEllãw. Name of wife of a citizen of Beroia, 2^nd c. A.D. [SEG 47 (1997=2000), No. 944].

ÜEllhn MakedÒnvn Ïparxow. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 22, under I [Herodotos,

5.20: “âV P°rsai, …, prÚw d¢ ka‹ basil°i t“ p°mcanti épagge€lhte …w énØr ÜEllhn MakedÒnvn Ïparxow eÔ Ím°aw §d°jato ka‹ trap°z˙ ka‹ ko€t˙.”]. Alexander I dsignates himself as Ïparxow to his father Amyntas, the érxÒw.

ÑEllhn€dew pÒleiw. Strabon, 11.13.6, C 524: eﬁs‹ d¢ ka‹ ÑEllhn€dew pÒleiw, kt€smata

t«n MakedÒnvn §n tª Mhd€&, œn Laod€keiã te ka‹ ÉApãmeia ka‹ ≤ (ÑHrãkleia) prÚw ÑRãgaiw ka‹ aÈtØ ÑRãga, tÚ toË Nikãtorow kt€sma: ˜ §ke›now m¢n EÈrvpÚn »nÒmase, Pãryoi d¢ ÉArsak€an, … (Loeb text modified: (ÑHrãkleia), Strabon, 11.9.1, C 514: ¶sti dÉ ÉApãmeia ka‹ ÑHrãkleia pÒleiw per‹ tåw ÑRãgaw); and below, under ÑEllhn€dew pÒleiw. Also above, under ÑEllhn€dew pÒleiw.

ÑEllhnikå grãmmata – Kallisy°nhw [=Peudo-Kallisthenes], BÉ, lbÉ,: Ka‹ dØ ırò

[=ÉAl°jandrow] l€mnhn: §ggÁw d¢ taÊthw genÒmenow, ırò stÆlhn pammeg°yh sfÒdra §n p°tr& §k cÆfvn §nidrum°nhn: ≤ d¢ stÆlh grãmmasin ÑEllhniko›w §pef°reto: ≤ d¢ grafØ t∞w stÆlhw §n°rgeian §dÆlou toiaÊthn : SesogxÒsiow (3) nËn kosmokrãtorow. …>> TaËta énagnoÁw ÉAl°jandrow eÈy°vw tØn graf€da periekãluce p°ploiw, …w d∞yen tØn eikÒna tim«n. ToËto dÉ §po€ei diå tÚ mhd°na t«n MakedÒnvn to›w grãmmasi §ntuxe›n, ka‹ deil€an aÈtoÁw katalabe›n: …

The Makedones able to read the inscription in Greek.

ÑEllhnika‹ taraxa€, Plutarch, Demosthenes 20.4: di›kto dÉ ≤ dÒja m°xri toË Pers«n basil°vw: kéke›now ¶pemce to›w satrãpaiw §p‹ yãlassan grãmmata, xrÆmata Dhmosy°nei didÒnai keleÊvn, ka‹

pros°xein §ke€nƒ mãlista t«n ÑEllÆnvn, …w perispãsai dunam°nƒ ka‹ katasxe›n ta›w ÑEllhnika›w taraxa›w tÚn MakedÒna [s.v. F€lippon]. (5) taËta m¢n oÔn Ïsteron §f≈rasen ÉAl°jandrow, §n Sãrdesin §pistolãw tinaw éneur∆n toË Dhmosy°nouw ka‹ grãmmata t«n basil°vw strathg«n, dhloËnta tÚ pl∞yow t«n doy°ntvn aÈt“ xrhmãtvn.

ÑEllhnikØ diãlektow. Diodoros, 17.67.1: Metå d¢ taËta tØn m¢n Dare€ou mht°ra

ka‹ tåw yugat°raw ka‹ tÚn uﬂÚn ép°lipen (=ÉAl°jandrow) §n SoÊsoiw ka‹ parakat°sthse toÁw didãjontaw tØn ÑEllhnikØn diãlekton, aÈtÚw d¢ matå t∞w dunãmevw …

•llhnikÆ (≤m°ra). ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993(1995) 29, under Y: ÑEllh/[nikª d]¢ JandikoË

deut°r&=IG X2.1. No. 137 (Addenda et Corrigena, 288), lines 13-14 [A.D. 141].

Loukrht€a GounaropoÊlou-M. B. XatzÒpoulow, EPIGRAFES KATV MAKEDONIAS (METAJU TOU BERMIOU OROUS KAI TOU AJIOU POTAMOU), TEUXOS AÉ, EPIGRAFES BEROIAS (AYHNA 1998) 168, ér. 68, st. 16-17: •llhni/kª d¢ ¶touw JS ( ÉIoÊniow 229 m.X.), ka‹ 169, ér. 69, st. 13: •llhnikª d¢ ¶touw AOS (ÉIoÊniow 240 m.X.); ÉArxa€a Makedon€a STÉ, BÉ (Yes/n€kh 1996=1999) 1319, A, st. 9: •llhnikª d¢ ¶touw :gps: (252 m.X.), 1321, B, st. 9: [•llh]ni[kª d¢ ¶touw :Qs:] (259 m.X.), ka‹ 1322, G, st. 11: •llhnikª d¢ ¶touw :a:Q:s: (260 m.X.) [G. Bel°nhw, Epigraf°w apÒ thn Arxa€a Agorã thw Yessalon€khw).

SEG 49 (1999=2002) 247, Nos. 815, line 10: ÑEllhnikª d¢ ¶touw : gps [AncMacedonia VI, 1319, A], 816, line 10: [ÑEllh]ni[kª d¢ ¶touw :qs] (AncMacedonia VI, 1321, B), and 248, No. 817, line 12: ÑEllhnikª d¢ ¶touw :a:q:s (AncMacedonia VI, 1322, G) [above].

ÑEllhnikå ¶ynh, under êllvn ÑElladik«n §yn«n above.

ÑEllhnikÚn nautikÒn. Arrian, I.18.4: Nikãnvr d¢ tÚ ÑEllhnikÚn nautikÚn êgvn

Ípofyãnei toÁw P°rsaw tris‹n ≤m°raiw prÒterow katapleÊsaw µ toÁw P°rsaw MilÆtƒ prosxe›n, ka‹ ırm€zetai naus‹n •jÆkonta ka‹ •katÚn §n tª nÆsƒ tª Lãd˙.

Ibid. 6: Parmen€vn m¢n dØ ka‹ Àw parπnei ÉAlejãndrƒ naumaxe›n, tã te êlla kratÆsein t“ nautik“ toÁw ÜEllhnaw §pelp€zvn ka€ ti ka‹ ye›on én°peiyen aÈtÒn, ˜ti éetÚw \fyh kayÆmenow §p‹ toË aﬁgialoË katå prÊmnan t«n ÉAlejãndrou ne«n.

Alexander does not agree with Parmenion. Ibid. 8: tÆn te §mpeir€an t«n MakedÒnvn ka‹ tØn tÒlman §n ébeba€ƒ xvr€ƒ oÈk §y°lein (=ÉAl°jandron) paradoËnai to›w barbãroiw: ka‹ ≤tthye›si tª naumax€& oÈ mikrån tØn blãbhn ¶sesyai §w toË pol°mou tØn pr≈thn dÒjan, tã te êlla ka‹ toÁw ÜEllhnaw nevtere›n prÚw toË nautikoË pta€smatow tØn §jaggel€an §pary°ntaw.

Ibid. 19.4: ¶nya oﬂ MilÆsio€ te ka‹ oﬂ misyofÒroi pantaxÒyen ≥dh proskeim°nvn sf€si t«n MakedÒnvn oﬂ m¢n ..., oﬂ d¢ §w kelÆtia §mba€nontew ka‹ §peigÒmenoi Ípofyãsai tåw triÆreiw t«n MakedÒnvn §gkatelÆfyhsan §n t“ stÒmati toË lim°now prÚw t«n triÆrvn, and 7-8: Oﬂ d¢ bãrbaroi épÚ t∞w Mukãlhw ırm≈menoi tåw m¢n ≤m°raw §p°pleon t“ ÑEllhnik“ nautik“ prokal°sesyai §w naumax€an §lp€zontew... (8) ÉAl°jandrow d¢ ta›w m¢n naus‹ tÚn lim°na §fÊlatte t«n Milhs€vn, …w mØ biåsainto oﬂ bãrbaroi tÚn ¶sploun, ...

Ibid. 9: ka‹ tåw m¢n pollåw t«n ne«n prÚ toË lim°now §n mete≈rƒ par°tajan (=P°rsai), e‡ p˙ §kkal°sainto §w tÚ p°lagow toÁw MakedÒnaw, p°nte d¢ aÈt«n eﬁs°pleusan §w tÚn metajÁ t∞w te Lãdhw nÆsou ka‹ toË stratop°dou lim°na, §lp€santew kenåw katalÆcesyai tåw ÉAlejãndrou naËw, ˜ti toÁw naÊtaw époskedãnnusyai tÚ polÁ épÚ t«n ne«n...

Ibid. 10-11: éllå m¢row m°n ti ép∞n t«n naut«n, §k d¢ t«n parÒntvn jumplhr≈saw ÉAl°jandrow d°ka naËw, …w prospleoÊsaw tåw p°nte t«n Pers«n kate›de, p°mpei §pÉ aÈtåw katå spoudÆn, §mbãllein éntipr≈rouw keleÊsaw. oﬂ d¢ §n ta›w p°nte naus‹ t«n Pers«n, …w parÉ §lp€da énagom°nouw toÁw MakedÒnaw §p‹ sfçw e‰don, Ípostr°cantew §k polloË ¶feugon prÚw tÚ êllo nautikÒn. (11) ka‹ ≤ m¢n ÉIass°vn naËw èl€sketai ...: aﬂ d¢ t°ssarew ¶fyasan katafuge›n ... oÏtv m¢n dØ ép°pleusan êpraktoi §k MilÆtou oﬂ P°rsai.

Ibid. 20.1: ÉAl°jandrow d¢ katalËsai ¶gnv tÚ nautikÚn xrhmãtvn te §n t“ tÒte épor€& ka‹ ëma oÈk éjiÒmaxon ır«n tÚ aÍtoË nautikÚn t“ Persik“, oÎkoun §y°lvn oÈd¢ m°rei tin‹ t∞w stratiçw kinduneÊein.

NOTE. This long entry shows that Nikanor’s ÑEllhnikÚn nautikÚn was Makedonian, that is, ÜEllhnew-MakedÒnew used interchangeably here.

§nagismÒw, below under ÑHfaist€vnow §nagismÒw.

§panagegrapÒtvn. Above, gegrapÒtvn.

§pideipn›dew. Athenaios, XIV 658 d-e: puri°fyvn d¢ mnhmoneÊei (oÏtv d¢ kale›tai tÚ pr«ton gãla) Filipp€dhw §n AÈlo›w:

tå d¢ pur€efya ka‹ tå lãgana taËtÉ ¶xvn.

ka‹ ‡svw pãnta tå toiaËta §pideipn€daw ¶legon MakedÒnew. k≈yvnow går ≤dÊsmata taËta.

Loeb text, notes there; cf. Petron. 69, epidipnis (Loeb, C. B. Gulick).

Athenaios, 14.664e-f: MÒlpiw dÉ ı Lãkvn tå parå to›w Spartiãtaiw §pa€kleia, ˘ shma€nei tåw §pideipn€daw, mattÊaw fhs‹ l°gesyai parå to›w êlloiw … tÚ d¢ toioËton de›pnon oﬂ m¢n ÉAttiko‹ proshgÒreuon §pidÒrpisma, oﬂ d¢ Dvrie›w §pãÛklon, t«n dÉ êllvn ÑEllÆnvn oﬂ ple›stoi §pideipn€da (=§p€deipna ACE). Loeb text

*§pidorat€dew = [Dhmãdhw], UPER THS DVDEKAETIAS 19-20: ProsdÒkimow

∑n eﬁw tØn ÉAttikØn ı k€ndunow. / Metå braxÁ d¢ ka‹ aﬂ t«n MakedÒnvn §pidorat€dew ¥ptontÉ ≥dh t∞w ÉAttik∞w, ka‹ geitni≈shw t∞w sumforçw ka‹ t∞w ÑEllãdow katepthxu€aw, ¶dei katacçn ka‹ tiyaseÊein (=tiyasseÊein) tØn ÙrgØn toË basil°vw ±reyism°nhn katå toË dÆmou.

§pimelhtÆw. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 28, under V. AHB 15.3 (2001) 97, note 13.

ÉEpimugdon€a, Josephus, IOUDA:I:KHS ARXAIOLOGIAS, 20. 68: ..., N€sibiw d° §stin ˆnoma tª gª, ka‹ §n aÈtª prÒteron MakedÒnew §kt€santo pÒlin ÉAntiÒxeian, ∂n

ÉEpimugdon€an [=AM, §p‹ Mugdon€an W, Mugdon€an E, In mygdoniam Lat.] proshgÒreusan. ... [Loeb text]

§pistãthw. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 28, under V. BCH 124 (2000) 891, under Dion:

Dies/t«n EÈrulÒxvi t«i §pistãt/ei ka‹ ….

See also below, under grãmmata ÑEllhnikã.

Errington, R. Malcolm, “König und Stadt im hellenistischen Makedonien: die Rolle des Epistates,” Chiron 32 (2002) 51-63.

SEG 49 (1999=2002) 205, No. 661 (N.G.L. Hammond. ABSA 94).

ÉEr€kruptow, under DionÊsiow ÖAgriow, ktl., above.

•rk›tai=Athenaios, VI.267 C: ÉAmer€aw d¢ •rk€taw fhs‹ kale›syai toÁw katå toÁw

égroÁw oﬁk°taw.

ÑErm∞w ÉAgora›ow, M. Hatzopoulos, BE 2002, under No. 250 (Elimeia- Belbentos): égoranomÆsaw / ÑErmª ÉAgora€ƒ.

-estai, M. B. Hatzopoulos, BE 1995, No. 398.

•sterikåw (=•ster€skaw R)=kÊnaw. AncW 30.2 (1999) 126, No. 22.

<<¶sti ka‹ kunÚw d€kh>>. FGrH III C, 771 (776. Anhang): §pituxÒntew oÔn oﬂ kËnew

t«i EÈrip€dhi monoum°nvi di°fyeiran aÈtÒn, oﬂ dÉ §piparegenÆyhsan Ïsteron. ˜yen ¶ti ka‹ nËn l°gesya€ fasin tØn paroim€an §n to›w MakedÒsin …w <<¶sti ka‹ kunÚw d€kh>>.

Commentary: 25-26 ˜yen ka‹ paroim€a §st‹ parå to›w MakedÒsi ‘kunÚw d€kh’ Vit.

ÑEtair€deia. MakedonikØ •ortÆ. (AyÆnaiow, Loeb VI, p. 92)

•ta€rvn ·ppow. Under Makedonikå ÙnÒmata below.

EÎboia pÒliw. Strabon, 10.1.15, C 449: T«n dÉ §k Tro€aw §paniÒntvn EÈbo°vn

tin¢w eﬁw ÉIllurioÁw §kpesÒntew, êrantew (=ÖAbantew) o‡kade diå t∞w Makedon€aw per‹ ÖEdessan ¶meinan, sumpolemÆsantew to›w Ípodejam°noiw, ka‹ ¶ktisan pÒlin EÎboian. Loeb text

EÈiesta€. EÈiest«n = M. B. Hatzopoulos, L’organization de l’armée macédonienne

sous les Antigonides. Problèmes anciens et documents nouveaux, MELETHMATA 30 (Athènes 2001) 167, No. 6, line 14.

Eulyestas – above, under agema. =Euiestas/Eviestas?

ZeÁw DiÒnusow GongÊlow. J. Kubinska, ZPE 137 (2001) 158 [153-160]=IG X, 259,

lines 1-2: [ ÉAgay∞]i TÊxhi DiÚw/ DionÊsou GongÊlou (dotted letters: ]i Tu (line 1) and Dio s (line 2). Y€asow, 1^st c. A.D. (C. Edson).

ÉHmay€a, under AﬁakÚw above. Homer, Iliad xx.

ÑHrakle€dhw. Arrian, 4.11.6-7: <<..., éllå Fil€ppou m¢n paid€, ÑHrakle€d˙ d¢ épÚ

g°nouw ka€ Aﬁak€d˙, ˜tou oﬁ prÒgonoi §j ÖArgouw §w Makedon€an ∑lyon, oÈd¢ b€&, éllå nÒmƒ MakedÒnvn êrxontew diet°lesan. (7) OÎkoun oÈd¢ aÈt“ t“ ÑHrakle› z«nti ¶ti ye›ai tima‹ parÉ ÑEllÆnvn §g°nonto, éllÉ oÈd¢ teleutÆsanti prÒsyen µ prÚw toË yeoË toË §n Delfo›w §piyespisy∞nai …w yeÚn timçn ÑHrakl°a>> (Kallisthenes speaking).

ÑHrakl∞w. Arrian, 4.8.3, 5.3.2. AEMY 8 (1994=’98) 57 [56-57]=SEG 47 (1997=2000),

No. 933 [3^rd c. A.D.].

SEG 38 (1988=’91), No. 1476=REG 101 (1988) 12-53 [Xanthos, Lykia-Kytenion. Doris] 206/5 B.C.

Lines 40-42: ka‹ mãlista t«i basile› Pt[o]/lema€vi ˆnti suggene› Dvri°vn katå toÁw basile›w/ toÁw éfÉ ÑHrakl°ouw ÉArgeãdaw: dedÒxyai épokr€nasyai, ktl. [decree of Xanthos].

Lines 47-49: ka‹ diå tÚ tÚn basil°a Ptolema›on épÒgonon ˆnta ÑH/rakl°ouw énaf°rein tØn sugg°neian §p‹ toÁw basi/le›w toÁw éfÉ ÑHrakl°ouw [decree of Xanthos].

Lines 73-76: ¶doje to›w Aﬁtvlo›w/ presbe€aw dÒmen to›w Dvri°oiw pot€ te tåw pÒleiw tåw/ suggene›w ka‹ toÁw basile›w toÁw épÚ ÑHrakl°ow Ptole/ma›on ka‹ ÉAnt€oxon [decree of the Aitolians].

Lines 106-107: ka‹ t«n progÒnvn ka‹ Ím«n aÈt«n ka‹ toË ÑHrakl°ow ka‹ t«n épogÒ/nvn aÈtoË [letter of the Kytenians].

ÜHrvw ÉAl°jandrow. AEMY 8 (1994=’98) 57 [56-57]=SEG 47 (1997=2000), No. 933

[3^rd c. A.D.]. Cult of Alexander.

SEG 47 (1997=2000), No. 960 [Thessalonike, ca. 200-250 A.D.]

[ÑH] pÒliw (dotted p)/ basil°a . m°gan DiÚw . ÉAl°/jandron.

M. B. Hatzopoulos, BE 1998, No. 256.

ÑHfaist€vnow §nagismÒw, Plutarch, Alexander 72.4: toË d¢ p°nyouw [=per‹ Ñ

Hfaist€vnow] parhgor€& t« pol°mƒ xr≈menow [=ÉAl°jandrow], Àsper §p‹ yÆran ka‹ kunhg°sion ényr≈pvn §j∞lye ka‹ tÚ Kossa€vn ¶ynow katestr°feto, pãntaw ±bhdÚn éposfãttvn. toËto d¢ ÑHfaist€vnow §nagismÚw §kale›to.

y=d. IG II² 8388 (init. s. III a.), line 3: mhye‹w ényr≈pvn …

Cf. Dãrrvn=Yãrrvn herein.

yeå ÉAlmvp€a, SEG 50 (2000=2003) 204, No. 618 (Philippi, area. Boundary stone, 3rd

cent. A.D.): col. I, lines 1-4: yeçw ÉAlmvp€/aw êmpelow/ ∏w ˜row men›:/ ktl.

yeÚw MakedÒnvn. SEG 37 (1987=1990), No. 1651, line 3: [---------]vtãtou yeoË

MakedÒnv[n ..] (dotted v). Egypt. Date: ca. 150-100 B.C. (military association. BE 1988, under No. 906). DiÒnusow?

ÜIppalkmow, ¥rvw. SEG 47 (1997=2000), No. 962=IG X 2 1, No. 48: ÑIppãlkmvi

[ca. 200-150 B.C.].

IG X 2 1, No. 48: ÑIppãlkm{i}vi ¥rvÛ SeleukeÊw me én[°yhke ..5…],

s. II/I a.

·ppoi, Aelian, On the Characteristics of Animals=AILIANOU PERI ZViVN IDIOTHTOS, 15.25: KeltoÁw d¢ ékoÊv ka‹ to›w bous‹ ka‹ to›w ·ppoiw ﬁxyËw didÒnai de›pnon. §ntaËyã toi

l°gousi ka‹ toÁw ·ppouw tØn épopnoØn tØn §k t«n ényr≈pvn feÊgontaw §w tå noti≈tera t∞w EÈr≈phw f°resyai, mãlista ˜tan oﬂ nÒtoi katapn°vsi. ka‹ MakedÒnaw d¢ ka‹ LudoÁw ımologoËs€ tinew ka‹ aÈtoÁw ﬁxyÊsi toÁw •aut«n ·ppouw tr°fein, ka‹ tå prÒbata d¢ tå LÊdia ka‹ tå Makedonikå §k t«n aÈt«n pia€nesyai l°gousin. §n Muso›w d¢ t«n yhlei«n ·ppvn énabainom°nvn §phÊloun tin°w, ktl.

·ppourow (·ppouron) - ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 27, ÍpÚ U.

AﬁlianoË Per‹ Z–vn ÉIdiÒthtow, IE 1. … kaloËsi d¢ ·ppouron aÈtØn (=mu›an) pçn ˜son §st‹n (=eﬁs‹n) §pix≈rion….

(ÑÑIstiaie›w. Strabon, 10.1.3, C 445: YeÒpompow d° fhsi, Perikl°ouw xeiroum°nou

EÎboian, toÁw ÑIstiaie›w kayÉ ımolog€aw eﬁw Makedon€an metast∞nai, disxil€ouw dÉ §j ÉAyhna€vn §lyÒntaw , ktl.)

kaka‹ kafala€. Cf. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 19.

KalanÒw, Plutarch, Alexander 65.5: tÚn m°ntoi KalanÚn ¶peisen ı Taj€lhw §lye›n

prÚw ÉAl°jandron. §kale›to d¢ Sf€nhw: §pe‹ d¢ katÉ ÉIndikØn gl«ttan t“ Kal¢ prosagoreÊvn ént‹ toË Xa€rein toÁw §ntugxãnontaw ±spãzeto, KalanÚw ÍpÚ t«n ÑEllÆnvn »nomãsyh; and 69.6-9.

calculus – Byrhtferth’s Enchiridion, ed. Peter S. Baker and Michael Lapidge (Oxford Univ.

Press 1995) 249: (<INCIPIT PRIMA PARS> / <1. De anno et partibus eius>), line 7: iuxta Macedones dicitur calculus, with COMMENTARY on 251, under 6-7.

Karãnou gãmoi, under MakedonikÚn sumpÒsion below.

kar€w. Athenaios, III 105 e: ı d¢ Ùcoda€dalow ÉArx°stratow paraine› tãde.

µn d° potÉ eﬁw ÖIason Kar«n pÒlin eﬁsaf€khai,

kar›dÉ eÈmeg°yh lÆc˙: span€a d¢ pr€asyai:

§n d¢ Makhdon€& te ka‹ ÉAmbrak€& mãla polla€.

katå MakedÒnaw. AncW 30.2 (1999) 125, No. 13, and 127, No. 25.

katå MakedÒnvn fvnÆ. AncW 30.2 (1999) 126, No. 18.

katoik€a MakedÒnvn. Strabon, 13.4.4, C 625: … Yuãteira, katoik€a

MakedÒnvn, ∂n Mus«n §sxãthn tin°w fasin, and 14.2.25, C 660: Straton€keia dÉ §st‹ katoik€a MakedÒnvn (§n Kar€&).

KaÊkasow. Arrian, 5.3.3, and 8.2.3-4: êll˙ d¢ êllo kal°etai tÚ ˆrow, …: (4)

MakedÒnew d¢ oﬂ jÁn ÉAlejãndrƒ strateÊsantew KaÊkason aÈtÚ §kãleon: êllon toËton KaÊkason, oÈ tÚn SkuyikÒn: …w ka‹ tå §p°keina toË Kaukãsou lÒgon kat°xein ˜ti ∑lyen ÉAl°jandrow; and 8.5.10.

Strabon, 11.8.1, C 511: tå dÉ ˆrh MakedÒnew m¢n ëpanta tå §fej∞w épÚ ÉAr€vn KaÊkason §kãlesan, parå d¢ to›w barbãroiw tã te êkra katå m°row »nomãzeto ….

Strabon, 11.5.5, C 505: Ka‹ tå prÚw tÚ ¶ndojon yrulhy°nta … kolake€aw mçllon ∂ élhye€aw front€zontew: oÂon tÚ tÚn KaÊkason metenegke›n eﬁw tåÉIndikã ˆrh … taËta går oﬂ ÜEllhnew ka‹ KaÊkason »nÒmazon (t∞w Kolx€dow ka‹ toË EÈje€nou Ùr«n) … tå per‹ Promhy°a … ≤ d¢ §p‹ ÉIndoÁw strate€a DionÊsou ka‹ ÑHrakl°ouw Ísterogen∞ … ka‹ ∑n m¢n §ndojÒteron tÚ tÚn ÉAl°jandron m°xri t«n ÉIndik«n Ùr«n katastr°casyai tØn ÉAs€an … tÚ toÁw per‹ ÉIãsona … xarie›sya€ ti t“ basile› Íp°labon, toÎnoma toË ˆrouw meten°gkantew eﬁw tØn ÉIndikÆn.

Kebal›now, Plutarch, Alexander 49.4: toË d¢ mØ dejam°nou [=Nikomãxou],

frãsantow d¢ tédelf“ Kebal€nƒ tØn pe›ran, §ly∆n §ke›now prÚw Fil≈tan §k°leusen eﬁsãgein aÈtoÁw prÚw ÉAl°jandron … Cf. name K°bhw.

k°bhn (MakedÒnew) III 105, 8=Souda (index)

Kerãsthw, father of Pausanias who assassinated Philip II. Josephus, Jewish Ant. 11.304

(viii.1): Katå toËton dØ tÚn kairÚn ka‹ F€lippow ı t«n MakedÒnvn basileÁw §n Aﬁga›w [=Aﬁg°aiw, Aﬁga€aiw] ÍpÚ Pausan€ou toË Kerãstou §k d¢ toË t«n ÉOrest«n g°nouw dolofonhye‹w ép°yanen.

For the name Kerãsthw, cf. kerãsthn ¶lafon in Sophokles, Elektra, lines 566-569 patÆr poyÉ oÍmÒw, …w §g≈ klÊv, yeçw / pa€zvn katÉ êlsow §jek€nhsen podo›n / stiktÚn kerãsthn ¶lafon, o katå sfagåw / §kkompãsaw ¶pow ti tugxãnei bal≈n [Elektra speaking]. Lucian, YEVN EKKLHSIA 4 (MVMOS): ..., ı d¢ falakrÚw g°rvn, simÚw tØn =›na, §p‹ ˆnou tå pollå ÙxoÊmenow, LudÚw otow, oﬂ d¢ Sãturoi Ùje›w tå Œta, ka‹ aÈto‹ falakro€, kerãstai, oÂa to›w êrti gennhye›sin §r€foiw tå k°rata ÍpofÊetai, FrÊgew tin¢w ˆntew: ...

kerk€vn (kerk€vna) - ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 27, ÍpÚ U=Aelian, PERI ZViVN IDIOTHTOS, 16.3: G€netai d¢ §n ÉIndo›w ka‹ êllo ˆrneon,

ka‹ ¶xei tÚ m°geyow katå toÁw cçraw, ka‹ ¶sti poik€lon, ka‹ mousvy¢n ényr≈pou fvnØn e‰ta m°ntoi t«n sittak«n §sti lal€sterÒn te ka‹ yumosof≈teron. oÈ mØn tØn §j ényr≈pvn trofØn ≤d°vw Ípom°nei [=Ípom°noi], éllå §leuyer€aw pÒyƒ ka‹ parrhs€aw t∞w katå tØn suntrof€an §piyum€& éspãzetai limÚn mçllon µ doule€an metå truf∞w. kaloËsi d¢ aÈtÚ oﬂ MakedÒnew ÉIndo›w §poikÆsantew ¶n te Boukefãloiw pÒlei ka‹ tª per‹ taÊthn ka‹ tª kaloum°n˙ KÊrou pÒlei [=KuropÒlei] ka‹ ta›w êllaiw, ìw én°sthsen ÉAl°jandrow ı Fil€ppou, kerk€vna: ¶sxe d¢ êra tÚ ˆnoma tÆnde tØn g°nesin, §peidØ ka‹ aÈtÚ diase€ei tÚn ˆrron, Àsper oÔn ka‹ oﬂ k€gkloi. [Loeb text]

kerkop€yhkoi. Strabon, 15.1.29, C 699: §n d¢ tª lexye€s˙ Ïl˙ ka‹ tÚ t«n

kerkopiyÆkvn dihgoËntai pl∞yow Íperbãllon ka‹ tÚ m°geyow ımo€vw, Àste toÁw MakedÒnaw pot°, ﬁdÒntaw ¶n tisin ékrolof€aiw cila›w •st«taw §n tãjei katå m°tvpon pol

loÁw (ka‹ går ényrvponoÊstaton e‰nai tÚ z“on, oÈx ∏tton t«n §lefãntvn), stratop°dou labe›n fantas€an ka‹ ırm∞sai m¢n §pÉ aÈtoÊw, …w polem€ouw, mayÒntaw d¢ parå Taj€lou, sunÒntow tÒte t“ basile›, tØn élÆyeian paÊsasyai. ÉAlhy°w; ÉAste›on; SkvptikÒn; ÜOra ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 28, under W [Philip II’s there skaio‹ fÊsei ka‹ égro›koi MakedÒnew tØn skãfhn skãfhn l°gontew is not pejorative, after a second look].

ceterarum Graeciae gentium nomina. Julius Valerius Alexandros Polemios, [ed. B. Kühler,

1888]1.19: …, scandit Alexander paternae statuae suggestum et propter illam adsistens in haec verba contionatur: ‘O Pellae proles et Macedonum vel Atheniensium Corinthique progenies ceterarumque Graeciae gentium nomina, en tempus est, quisquis Alexandro sese cupiat militare, ut scilicet nunc nomen labori fateatur …’. Latin Alexander Romance.

Greek Alexander Romance: ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993(1995) 23-24, under L.

ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993(1995) 21, under E: parå d¢ MakedÒsin ka‹ to›w loipo›w ¶[ynesin]/ to›w ÑEllhniko›w … ÉArtem€sion (about A.D. 160).

Kibçw – Sintike. Demetrios (=Petros) K. Samsares, MAKEDONIKA 28 (1991-1992) 103

and 105. St€x. 2.

Nãnnio[n] / Kibç[dow] / Eﬁleiyu€ai y[eçi]

Killoutã, see under SkilloËstiw below.

kl≈donew (parå M.) III 137, 8=Souda (index)

Kl≈dvnew (=Bãkxai), Plutarch, Alexander 2.7: ÜEterow d¢ per‹ toÊtvn §st‹

lÒgow, …w pçsai m¢n aﬂ tªde guna›kew [viz. ÉOlumpiåw and omens surrounding Alexander’s birth] ¶noxoi to›w ÉOrfiko›w oÔsai ka‹ to›w per‹ tÚn DiÒnuson Ùrgiasmo›w §k toË pãnu palaioË, Kl≈dvn°w te ka‹ MimallÒnew §pvnum€an ¶xousai, pollå ta›w ÉHdvn€si ka‹ ta›w per‹ tÚn AÂmon Yrπssaiw ˜moia dr«sin, … MimallÒnew, below. Under DiÒnusow ÖAgriow ... above.

KÒdrow. <<Makedonier Kodros>>, FGrH IIB, No. 250, under F 4 (Euseb. Arm. Chron. =

Kastor v. Rhodos). Strabon, VII.7.1, says the name Kodros indicates tÚ bãrbaron = ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 24, under M. Stephanos Byzantios, EÈrvpÒw, pÒliw Makedon€aw, épÚ EÈrvpoË toË MakedÒnow ka‹ ÉVreiyu€aw t∞w K°kropow. ¶sti ka‹ Sur€aw êllh. tÚ §ynikÚn EÈrvpa›ow. ¶sti ka‹ êllh Kar€aw, ∂n ÉIdriãda épÚ ÉIdri°vw toË Xrusãorow. tÚ §ynikÚn EÈr≈piow …w ÉVr≈piow.

ko›dow, ı oﬁkonÒmow. AncW 30.2 (1999) 127, under No. 23.

Cf. ko›ow and sko›dow below.

koinÚn MakedÒnvn. Variously. SEG 38.574, 43.351, 383, 44.521, 45.737/738.

koinÚn ÉOrest«n, SEG 38.635 app. crit.

ÉOresto€, below.

Ko›now Maked≈n [son of Karanos]. See below, 1998: SEG 45.

ko›ow [ériymÒw], Athenaios, X 455 d-e: fanerò m¢n oÔn l°gei tª DÆlƒ, ¥tiw ÍpÚ

yalãsshw peri°xetai, mÆthr dÉ ≤ Lht≈, ¥tiw Ko€ou §st‹ yugãthr: MakedÒnew d¢ tÚn ériymÚn ko›on prosagoreÊousi. ka‹ §p‹ t∞w ptisãnhw.

See C. B. Gulick’s note, p. 455, e [Loeb IV]

Cf. ko›ow above and sko›dow below.

ko€ranow, Plutarch, Alexander 71.7: ı dÉ oÈ pros€eto [=ÉAl°jandrow], ka€per ≥dh

malassÒmenow. oﬂ dÉ oÈk ép°sthsan [=MakedÒnew], éllÉ ≤m°raw dÊo ka‹ nÊktaw oÏtv prosest«tew ka‹ ÙlofurÒmenoi ka‹ ko€ranon énakaloËntew §kart°rhsan.

Ko€ranow. SEG 48 (1998=2001), No. 867 (Thessalonike): Koirãnou (<<Inscribed

Eastern sigillata vases, 1^st cent. A.D.>>).

(kÒÛsbaw = kÒssufow – b=f)

Kopr€a, Kaibel, 313=Inschr. von Smyrna I, No. 543

a. Dmvån Dvroy°aw metå xe€r[es]i tØn ımÒdoulon

pary°non eﬁw ÉA€dhn yãpton éperxom°nan:

(lines 1-2)

ktl.

b. OÎnoma m¢n Mak°taiw §pix≈rion: oÏneka memfyª

mhd¢ •n€: Kopr€an mÉ »nÒmasan gen°tai:

(lines 7-8)

ktl.

O. Masson, ZPE 112 (1996) 148.

korina›ow, Maced. word = nÒyow, Marsyas Phil. 24J. L-S-J Lexicon [˜ra]

Korrãnh. Korrãnh ÑIerå [s. II a.?] in Ch. Karadima-Matsa and K. Clinton. ZPE 138

(2002) 87-92. Makedonian?

(kÒssufow = kÒÛsbaw)

KruptÒw, under DionÊsiow ÖAgriow, ktl., above.

‘kunÚw d€kh’, under <<¶sti ka‹ kunÚw d€kh>> above.

kur€ai. See under basil€dew above.

kutãw. X. SaatsÒglou-Paliad°lh, HOROS 10-12 (1992-1998) 370 [369-377]=M.

B. Hatzopoulos, BE 1999, No. 336.

This writer interpretes kutåw as sko›dow, a Makedonian office. See above under sko›dow and AncW 30.2 (1999) 127, No. 23; and elsewhere in this writer’s web site, under CENTER FOR ATHENIAN-MAKEDONIAN STUDIES, Makedonis VII: Epigraphika. The hArpalos stele is at the museum under the tÊmbow at Vergina [to the left of entrance – seen on the 4^th of October 2001].

ARPALOS KUTAS. ADELFH ME ANE/YHKE PAGKASTA.

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Kenotãfion of Alexander’s famous tam€aw hArpalos?

SEG 48 [1998=2001], under No. 873; ibid. 50 (2000=2003) 213, No. 653 (Vergina. Epitaph of Harpaloskyta (?), ca. 350-325 B.C.).

Cf. the name KÊdaw ı KrØw in Polybios, 29.6.1, for example. [17-4-2007]

Pliny the Elder, Natural History, Bk. 35.36, (86) quamquam Alexander honorem ei clarissimo perhibuit exemplo. namque cum dilectam sibi e pallacis suis praecipue, nomine Pancaspen [=pancaspen B: campaspen aut –em rell.: Pancasten Sillig.], nudam pingi ob admirationem formae ab Apelle iussisset eumque, dum paret, captum amore sensisset, dono dedit ei [=ei Ian: et], magnus animo, maior imperio sui nec minor hoc facto quam victoria alia, (87) quia [=alia quia M. Hertz: alia Urlichs: alia qua B: aliqua rell.] ipse se vicit, nec torum tantum suum, sed etiam adfectum donavit artifici, ne dilectae quidem respectu motus, cum modo regis ea fuisset, modo pictoris esset. sunt qui Venerem anadyomenen ab illo pictam exemplari putent. [Loeb text] (Alexander-Apelles-Pancaste)

Aelian, Varia Historia 12.34: ÖErvtew ≤m›n t«n érxa€vn pollo‹ m¢n ka‹ êlloi eﬁw mnÆmhn §dÒyhsan, ka‹ otoi [Kor., -ow codd.] d¢ oÈx ¥kista. Pausan€aw m¢n går ≥ra t∞w •autoË gunaikÒw, ÉApell∞w d¢ t∞w ÉAlejãndrou pallak∞w, √per ˆnoma ∑n Pagkãsth, tÚ d¢ g°now Larisa€a ∑n. taÊt˙ ka‹ pr≈t˙, fas€n, ı ÉAl°jandrow …m€lhsen.

k≈rukow. Athenaios, III 87 b: ÑHgÆsandrow dÉ §n ÍpomnÆmasi tåw traxe€aw fhs‹

kÒgxaw ÍpÚ m¢n MakedÒnvn kvrÊkouw kale›syai, ÍpÚ d¢ ÉAyhna€vn krioÊw.

See above, under Hesychios.

Leba€h, Herodotos, 8.137.1: ToË d¢ ÉAlejãndrou toÊtou ßbdomow gen°tvr

Perd€kkhw §st‹ ı kthsãmenow t«n MakedÒnvn tØn turann€da trÒpƒ toi“de. §j ÖArgeow ¶fugon §w ÉIllurioÁw t«n Thm°nou épogÒnvn tre›w édelfeo€, Gauãnhw te ka‹ ÉA°ropow ka‹ Perd€kkhw, §k d¢ ÉIlluri«n ÍperbalÒntew §w tØn ênv Makedon€hn ép€konto §w Leba€hn pÒlin. Cf. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1993 (1995) 23, under I; Petsas, Ph. M., Hatzopoulos, M. B., Gounaropoulou, L., Paschidis, P., Inscriptions du sanctuaire de la Mere des Dieux Autochtone de Leukopetra (Macedoine) [MELETHMATA 28, Athens 2000], Nos. 12, line 4: ˆnta §n ÉAllib°oiw BRO[…c.6…] (corrected therein to ÉAl(a)ib°oiw), and 106, lines 14-15: katoik«n §n ÉAleb€& (i& dotted)/ k≈m˙ t∞w ÉElhm€aw.

Leuga€a – ‡lh •ta€rvn – Arrian, 2.9.3: ka‹ tØn Leuga€an kaloum°nhn.

N. G. L. Hammond, Historia 47.4 (1998) 414-416: 4. The named squadrons of Companian Cavalry.

LeukÒw. Kle›tow ı LeukÚw (ÉAyÆnaiow, Loeb V. p. 438)