-
point came in
December 328 BC when
Spitamenes was
defeated by Alexander's
general Coenus at the
Battle of Gabai.
Spitamenes was
killed by some treacherous...
- pp 64–65 (see
footnote #63 for a
discussion on
Spitamenes and Apama), ISBN 90-04-08612-9. "
Spitamenes - Livius". www.livius.org.
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- encomp****ed Bactria, the main center; Sogdia,
administered by
officers such as
Spitamenes and Oxyartes; the
nomadic Iranian tribes of
Central Asia; Aria, governed...
-
moves personally to
relieve Maracanda, only to
learn that
Spitamenes has left Sogdiana.
Spitamenes then
attacks Bactra, from
where he is
repulsed with great...
-
immediately launched a
campaign against Spitamenes,
defeating him in the
Battle of Gabai.
After the defeat,
Spitamenes was
killed by his own men, who then...
- courtiers,
Spitamenes and Datames. In July 329 BC, as
Alexander founded the city of
Alexandria Eschate on the
northern border of Sogdia,
Spitamenes led a revolt...
-
defeated the last of the
Achaemenid Empire's
forces under Bessus and
Spitamenes in 328 BC, he
began a new
campaign to
further extend his
empire towards...
- Antiochus's
father was
Seleucus I
Nicator and his
mother was Apama,
daughter of
Spitamenes,
being one of the
princesses whom
Alexander the
Great had
given as wives...
- the last of the
Achaemenid Empire's
forces in
battle of
Gabai against Spitamenes, and
Coenus (Koinos), one
Alexander the Great's
generals in 328 BC, he...
- Macedonians, and,
along with
other notables such as the
Sogdian warlord Spitamenes, took up a
defensive position in a
fortress known as the
Sogdian Rock...
