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Boeotarch (Gr****: Βοιωτάρχης, Boiotarches) was the
title of the
chief officers of the
Boeotian Confederacy,
founded in 379 BC
after a
rebellion freed...
- Carthage's
mercenary armies. It is not to be
confused with the Gr****
title boeotarch—a
leader of the
Boeotian Confederacy.
Hasdrubal led the
Carthaginian forces...
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office of
Boeotarch for the year 368 BC. This was the only time from the
Battle of
Leuctra until his
death that he did not
serve as
Boeotarch. In 368,...
- to vote on all new measures. Two
Boeotarchs were
provided by Thebes, but by 395 BC
Thebes was
providing four
Boeotarchs,
including two who had represented...
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gathered by Pelopidas. In this and 12
subsequent years, he was
elected boeotarch, or warleader, and
around 375 BC, he
routed a much
larger Spartan force...
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Roman general Scipio Aemili**** in the
Numantine War and by
Hasdrubal the
Boeotarch of Carthage.
Although peace was ****ociated with the
olive branch during...
-
Sacred Band. He
records that the
Sacred Band was
originally formed by the
boeotarch Gorgidas,
shortly after the
expulsion of the
Spartan garrison occupying...
- as
Thebes had been.
Following the
Persian Wars,
Thespiae provided two
Boeotarchs to the league,
rather than one;
perhaps one for the city and one for the...
- of the
Boeotian League and the
Thessalian League had
different titles,
Boeotarch and
Tagus respectively. In the ****enistic
empires of the Diadochi, notably...
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Pollux (I.128), in his list of
military designations,
classes together the
Boeotarchs of the Thebans, the
Kings of Sparta, the
Polemarchs of the Athenians,...
