- later,
Demaratus was born, but
Ariston rejected his
paternity before the ephors. He
nonetheless changed his mind
later and
recognised Demaratus as his...
-
Demaratus (Gr****: Δημάρατος),
frequently called Demaratus of Corinth, was the
father of
Lucius Tarquinius Priscus, the
fifth King of Rome, the grandfather...
-
Demaratus (Gr****: Δημάρατος) was a
Corinthian prominent amongst the pro-Macedonians and
connected by
hospitality with the
family of
Philip II of Macedon...
-
Agiad King
Cleomenes I by
challenging the
legitimacy of the
birth of
Demaratus for the
Eurypontid throne of Sparta.
Later that year, he
joined Cleomenes'...
- pregnant. When
Demaratus died, he left no
inheritance for his grandson, also
named Arruns, who was thus born into poverty,
although Demaratus had been wealthy...
- the
Queen of Halicarn****us, who
beguiles Xerxes with her charm, and
Demaratus, an
exiled king of Sparta,
whose warnings Xerxes does not heed. Xerxes...
- him and the
Eurypontid Spartan king,
Demaratus attempted to
undermine his efforts.
Cleomenes overthrew Demaratus,
after first bribing the
oracle at Delphi...
-
political office in
Tarquinii because of the
ethnicity of his father,
Demaratus, who came from the Gr**** city of Corinth. As a result, his wife Tanaquil...
-
returned to
Macedon after six
months due to the
efforts of a
family friend,
Demaratus, who
mediated between the two parties. In the
following year, the Persian...
- Illyria. Not long after,
prompted by
Demaratus the
Corinthian to mend the
dissension in his house,
Philip sent
Demaratus to
bring Alexander home. The expectation...
