- was the
commander of the
Carian and
Ionian forces.
Plutarch calls him,
Ariamenes[pronunciation?] (Ἀριαμένης), and
speaks of him as a
brave man and the...
- men who
killed Ariamenes (Herodotus says that his name was Ariabignes),
brother of
Xerxes and
admiral of the
Persian navy. When
Ariamenes attempted to board...
-
Arsames Achaemenid dynasty Preceded by
Ariamenes King of
Persia (disputed) Succeeded by
Cyrus II...
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refers to
Artabazanes as
Ariamenes. On the
other hand,
Plutarch states that Xerxes, when he is
chosen as heir,
offers Ariamenes the
position of "second...
- ISBN 1-58371-351-4.
Herodotus VII, 184
Herodotus VIII, 89
Themistocles By
Plutarch "
Ariamenes,
admiral to Xerxes, a
brave man and by far the best and
worthiest of the...
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mentions Themistocles, says that it was
Artemisia who
recognised the body of
Ariamenes (Ἀριαμένης) (Herodotus says that his name was Ariabignes),
brother of...
