Artabazus
Overview page. Subjects: Classical Studies.
(c. 387–c. 325 bc),
son of Pharnabazus, satrap of Dascylium, and Apame, daughter of Artaxerxes (2) II; c.361/0 he succeeded his half-brother, Ariobarzanes, who had been executed...
Artabazus
Overview page. Subjects: Classical Studies.
(c. 387–c. 325 bc),
son of Pharnabazus, satrap of Dascylium, and Apame, daughter of Artaxerxes (2) II; c.361/0 he succeeded his half-brother, Ariobarzanes, who had been executed...
Artabazus, c. 387–c. 325 BCE
in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Classics
P ublished online December 2015 .
Article. Subjects: Middle Eastern History. 155 words.
Artabazus (c.387–c.325 bce), son of *Pharnabazus, *satrap of *Dascylium, and Apame, daughter of *Artaxerxes (2) II; c.361/0 he succeeded his half-brother, Ariobarzanes, who had been...
Artabazus (<i>c.</i> 387–<i>c.</i> 325 <span class="smallCaps">bc</span>)
in The Oxford Classical Dictionary
January 2005; p ublished online January 2005 .
Reference Entry. Subjects: Classical Studies. 119 words.
(c. 387–c. 325 bc),
son of Pharnabazus, satrap of Dascylium, and Apame, daughter of Artaxerxes
Artabazus (387–<i>c.</i>325 <span class="smallCaps">bc</span>)
in The Oxford Classical Dictionary
January 2012; p ublished online December 2012 .
Reference Entry. Subjects: Classical Studies. 123 words.
son of *Pharnabazus, *satrap of *Dascylium, and Apame, daughter of *Artaxerxes (2) II;
Artaxerxes III: King and Commander, 358–350
in Trouble in the West
April 2012; p ublished online May 2012 .
Chapter. Subjects: Classical History. 5177 words.
Ochus (as Artaxerxes III) succeeded Artaxerxes II in still disputed circumstances. He sought to exterminate all remaining potential rivals, including many brothers and other relatives, most...
Mentor
Overview page. Subjects: Classical Studies.
Rhodian mercenary leader, brother-in-law of the Satrap Artabazus, whose service he and his brother Memnon (2) entered. He married his niece Barsine, Artabazus' daughter. Both brothers took...
Memnon
Overview page. Subjects: Classical Studies.
Of Rhodes, military commander. First attested (c.360 bc) with his brother Mentor (2) in the service of the Persian satrap Artabazus, whose daughter (Barsine) they successively married,...
Mentor
in The Oxford Classical Dictionary
January 2012; p ublished online December 2012 .
Reference Entry. Subjects: Classical Studies. 168 words.
brother-in-law of the Satrap *Artabazus, whose service he and his brother *Memnon (2) entered. He married his
Mentor
in The Oxford Classical Dictionary
January 2005; p ublished online January 2005 .
Reference Entry. Subjects: Classical Studies. 167 words.
Rhodian mercenary leader, brother-in-law of the Satrap Artabazus, whose service he and his brother Memnon (2) entered. He married
Charidemus
Overview page. Subjects: Classical Studies.
Mercenary general. Born (illegitimately) in Oreus (Histiaea), his early career involved (sometimes rapid) switches between mutually hostile employers—Athens (368–365, 365–362), Olynthus...
