-
Perdiccas for the throne, and
enlists the
support of
Athens and King
Derdas of
Elimea.
Perdiccas responds by
stirring up
rebellion in a
number of
Athenian tribute...
-
Aristotle reports that
Archelaus gave his
eldest daughter to the king of
Elimea while in a war
against the
Lyncestae and the
younger to the ****ure ruler...
- BC)
Argaeus II (r. 388/7 – 387/6 BC)
Pausanias unnamed daughter Derdas of
Elimea unnamed daughter Amyntas II (6)
Aeropus II (r. 398/7 – 394/3 BC) (8) Pausanias...
- BC)
Argaeus II (r. 388/7 – 387/6 BC)
Pausanias unnamed daughter Derdas of
Elimea unnamed daughter Amyntas II (6)
Aeropus II (r. 398/7 – 394/3 BC) (8) Pausanias...
-
still occupying much of
upper Macedon (whether
agreed by
treaty or not).
Elimea and
Eordaea had
probably been the only prin****lities
loyal to the Macedonian...
- also
involved the
Upper Macedonian regions of Lynkestis, Orestis, Eordaea,
Elimea and Tymphaea,
because they were
located between Illyrian territory and the...
- in battle. Then he gave up his
attempts first to
force his way
through Elimea, and then to
secretly march through Thessaly and
reach Macedon because ****us...
-
involved the
Upper Macedonian regions of Lynkestis,
Orestis and Eordaea,
Elimea, and Tymphaea, as they were
located between Illyrian territory and Argead...
-
Perdiccas for the throne, and
enlists the
support of
Athens and King
Derdas of
Elimea.
Perdiccas responds by
stirring up
rebellion in a
number of
Athenian tribute...
- defeated. He gave up his
useless attempts first to
force his way
through Elimea in south-western
Macedon and
secretly marched through Thessaly. ****us...
