ARISTIDES, Atheniensium imperator, Pausania Spartani proditionem
detegit II, 15, 13-16.
ARISTONICUS, Eumenis, Bithyniæ regis, filius naturalis, a Romanis
victus captusque (A. U. 624 ) XXXVI, 4, 6-9; XXXVIII, 5, 3, et
cap. 6, 4.
ARISTOTELES, Alexandri et Callisthenis præceptor XII, 6, 17, cap. 16, 8.
ARISTOTIMUS, Eliorum tyrannus XXVI, 1, 4.
ARMENIA, Asiæ superioris regio, hodie Turcomannia sub ditione Persa-
rum X, 3, 4. Alexandro mortuo, cedit Phratapherni XIII, 4, 23.
cap. ejus rex Ortoadistes XLII,
describitur XLII, 2,7,
2, 6 et Tigranes, quem vide.
ARMENIUS, Jasonis comes, nomen dedit regioni XLII, 2, 10, et cap. 3, 8.
ARPI, Apuliæ oppidum, a Diomede conditum XX, 1, 10; coll. XII, 2, 7.
ARRYBAS, rex Epiri, frater Neoptolemi, hinc patruus Olympiadis,
regno a Philippo privatur VII, 6, 10-12; VIII, 6, 7. — legislator
prudentissimus XVII, 3, 9-13.
ARSACES, Conditor Parthorum regni XLI, 4, 6. hinc nomen omnium
Parthiæ regum cap. 5, 6.
ARSACIDES (Arsaces) Demetrii victor XXXVIII, 9, 3; coll. XXXVI, 1, 3.
I. ARSINOE, Ptolemæi Lagi filia, Lysimachi uxor, Agathoclem privignum
veneno tollit XVII, 1, 4. a fratre Ptolemæo Cerauno in matri-
monium petitur XVII, 2, 4-7; XXIV, 2, 1. et in exsilium pellitur
XXIV, 3, 1-9. ejus ex Lysimacho filii, Lysimachus et Philippus,
a matris fratre occisi XXIV, 3, 5.
uxor Age, Cyrenarum regis, mater Berenices, soror Antigoni
Gonatæ XXVI, 3, 2-8.
1. ARTABANUS, Xerxem obtruncat III, I
2. - Parthorum rex XLII, 2, 1.
ARTAMENES, Cappadociæ rex XXVII, 3, 7.
ARTAPHERNES, Darii frater, Xerxis patruus II, 10, 9.
1. ARTAXERXES, Longimanus, rex Persarum, Xerxis filius, regnans.per
an. 281-329, III, 1, 3.
Mnemon, Darii II Nothi filius, et Cyri junioris frater, regnavit
350-388, V, 8, 13, cap. 5, I, et cap. II, I. - bellum gerit cum
fratre (A. U. 353) V, II. - classi præficit Conona Atheniensem contra
Spartanos (A. U. 355) VI, 1, 9.- pacem conciliat Antalcidæ (A. U.
367) VI, 6. filios 115 habet, ex quibus plures sibi insidiantes inter-
ARTEMENES, Darii filius, Xerxis frater II, 10, 2.
ARTEMISIA, Halicarnassi regina, Xerxis in pugna Salaminia socia fortis-
sima II, 12, 23.
ARUAS, Mosis filius (Josua, Mosis frater) XXXVI, 2, 16.
ASCALON, urbs Idumææ XVIII, 3, 5.
ASCANIUS, Æneæ filius et successor, Albæ longæ conditor XLIII, 1, 13.
Asta major XV, 4, 1. — a Cyro subacta I, 8, 1. — a Scythis I, 3, 1 et
18. - per annos 1,300 ab Assyriis possessa I, 2, 13.
ASIA minor, intra Taurum XXVII, 2, 6. Persarum sub ditione inde
a Cyro, Crœsi victore IX, 5, 8. adfectatur a Spartanis VI, г, 1,
cap. 2, 7.- vastatur ab Alcibiade V, 4, 6. a Gallis occupata XXV,
2, 8. a Syris et Ægyptiis adpetita XXVII, 3, 3. — Asia (Pergamus)
Romanorum facta, corrumpit eos opibus suis XXXVI, 4, 12.
milites Asiani sunt molles, nec Romanorum pares XXXI, 6, 91;
XXXVIII, 3, 8. Asiæ cælum temperatissimum, solum fertilissi-
mum, urbium multitudine amoņissimum XXXVIII, 7, 6; coll.
XXXI, 8, 9.
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ASPASIA, Cyri junioris pellex, a fratre ejus Artaxerxe in matrimonium
recepta, eademque ab hujus filio Dario adpetita X, 2, 2.
ASPHALTITES lacus, scil. mare Mortuum in Judæa XXXVI, 3, 6.
ASSYRII, quorum imperium fuit Asiæ antiquissimum, quorumque rex
primus Ninus, ultimus Sardanapalus, regnarunt per annos 1,300, I, 1-3.
ASSYRIUM stagnum XVIII, 3, 3, quod in Nov. Testam. est mare Galilææ.
ASTEROPEUS, Pelegonis filius, Pæonius, pugnat pro Trojanis VII, 1, 5.
TASTYAGES, ultimus Medorum rex per an. 168-203, Mandanes pater,
regno privatur a Cyro nepote I, 4-6.
ATHEAS, Scytharum rex, astu a Philippo victus IX, 2.
ATHENE, uibs Atheniensium, quorum historia enarratur II, 6,9, a
crope inde usque ad Miltiadem. in iisdem potissimum versatur auctor
II, 10-15; III, 6-7; IV, 3-5; V, 3-10. et in Conone VI, 1-5.
Jam a Philippo Macedone (A. U. 416) victi VIII, 3-4. deficiunt ab
Alexandro XI, 2, 7, A. U. 419. cum eo reconciliati XI, 3, 3.
iterum XI, 4, 9-12. — bellum gerunt cum ejus duce Antipatro Lamia-
cum (ab an. inde 428) XIII, 5, 1. cum Antigono Gonata XXVI,
2, 8. laudantur ob studium literarum II, 6, 6; VIII, 2, 12. —
eloquentiæ V, 9, 9; II, 6, 6; coll. V, 2, 6. — rei nauticæ peritiam VI,
1, 8. Conf. V, 8, 4. — vituperantur superbi V, 3, 6. — Epaminonda
exstincto (A. U. 391), languescentes VI, 9, 1. — urbs eorum Minervæ
sacra II, 6, 9. a Xerxe incensa II, 12, 11, cap. 14, 2-3; VI, 5,
10. restituitur II, 15, 1. capta a Spartanis, muris portuque
privata V, 8, 1-5. restituitur ornata a Conone VI, 5.
ATHOS, Macedoniæ mons, a Xerxe perfossus II, 10, 24 not.
ATROPATUS, Alexandro mortuo, sortitur Mediam majorem XIII, 4, 13.
1. ATTALUS, dux Philippi, in Asiam præmissus IX, 5, 8. Pausaniam
in se et Philippum irritat IX, 6, 5-8. · ejus soror, aut potius sororis
filia, Cleopatra fit Philippi uxor IX, 5, 9. — ipse ab Alexandro inter
ficitur XII, 6, 14.
2. alius Alexandri dux XIII, 3, 2.
3. Pergami rex XXIX, 4,7; coll. XXX, 3-5.
Romanum instituit heredem XXXVI, 4, 1 not., A. U. 621.
ATTHIS, Cranai filia, Atticæ nomen dedit 11, 6, 8.
ATTILIUS (M.) Regulus, cos. Rom. (A. U. 503) XLI, 4, 3.
AUGUSTUS, cum Antonio et Lepido triumvir, bellum gerit contra Brutum
et Cassium (A. U. 711) XLII, 4, 7.- perdomuit Hispanos XLIV, 5,
8; coll. XLII, 5, 6, A. U. 726-729.
tuntur XLII, 5, 6-11, A. U. 733.
ei signa capta a Parthis remit-
AUGUSTI, ab illo dicti omnes Romanorum imperatores XLI, 5, 8.
AUTHOCUS, Apollinis et Cyrenes filius XIII, 7, 7.
AZELUS, Damasci rex XXXVI, 2, 3.
BABYLON, urbs Chaldæorum princeps, condita a Semiramide I, 2, 7. —
capta a Cyro I, 7, 3-4. — a Dario, Zopyri dolo I, 10, 15. -a
Seleuco XV, 4, 11. ibi moritur Alexander XII, 13-15.
BABYLONIA, regio et regnum Babyloniorum XX, 4, 3. - apud Nostrum
sæpissime pro Babylone urbe, ut I, 10, 15 et 16; I, 2, 7; XII, 10, 1;
XII, 13, 4 et 6; XI, 12, 1. Alexandro mortuo, cessit Peucesti
XIII, 4, 23. inde a Seleuco sub ditionem Syrorum redacta XV,
BABYLONII colunt studium astronomiæ XX, 4, 3.
BACABASUS, Artabani consilia prodit Artaxerxi III, 1, 5.
BACASIS Media a Mithridate, Parthorum rege, A. U. 591, præfectus
XLI, 6, 7.
BACTRIANI (sive Bactri XLI, 6, 1 et 6), hodie Chorasan, ad Oxum flumen,
orti a Scythis II, 1, 3; II, 3, 6. antiquissimus horum rex, Zoroaster
occisus a Nino I, 1, 9. sunt sub ditione Alexandri XIII, 4, 19;
coll. not. ad §. 23, et Diodoro XVII, 78. deficiunt a Syris,
quorum ditionem eos redegerat Seleucus XV, 4, 11, circa an. 450,
duce Theodoto (A. U. 499) XLI, 4, 5.
a Parthis XLI, 6, 3.
BALA, vid. supra Alexander Bala nr. 10.
oppressi post (A. U. 573)
BARCR, ab Alexandro in India condita XII, 10, 6.
BARENE, urbs prope Ecbatana, Croeso a Cyro victore donata I, 7, 7.
BARSINE, quæ Porphyrio, apud Eusebium, filia est Pharnabazi, Plutarcho
in Alexandro et Eumene Artabazi, Arriano VII, 1 Darii; Alexandri
conjux, unde suscepit Herculem XI, 10, 2; XIII, a, 7. occisa a
Cassandro XV, 2, 3 (aut potius a Polyperchonte. Vid. not.) A. U. 445.
BASTARNE, incolæ regionum, quæ hodie sunt Podolie et Volhinie,
vincunt Getas XXXII, 3, 16. — Mithridatis socii XXXVIII, 3, 6.
BATTUS, Aristæi muti cognomen XIII, 7, t.
BELGIUS, Gallorum dux XXIV, 5, 1.
BRRGOMUM, a Gallis in Gallia Cisalpina conditum XX, 5, 8.
BEROE, uxor Glauciæ, Illyriorum regis, nutrix Pyrrhi XVII, 3, 19.
1. BERENICE, Cyrenaica, Demetrium sponsum, matris adulterum inter-
ficit XXVI, 3, 6-8.
Ptolemæi Philadelphi filia, Evergetæ soror, Antiochi II uxor
altera, a Seleuco privigno occiditur XXVII, 1, 2.
3. Attali sponsa XXXVI, 4, I.
BESSUS, Darii amicus, præfectus, interfector XXXII, 5, 10-11; coll.
BILBILIS, Hispaniæ flumen XLIV, 3, 8.
BITHYNIA, Asiæ minoris provincia, passim obvia.
BOBOTIA, Atticam inter et Thessaliam II, 14, 3.
serunt Thebani III, 6, 10.
BOROTII Heracleam, Ponti urbem, condunt XVI, 3, 4-7.
BOMILCAR, Carthaginiensium dux, Hamilcaris III filius, cruci suffigitur
XXII, 7, 7-11, A. U. 446.
BORSIPPA, urbs Babyloni vicina XII, 13, 4.
BOSPORUS Cimmerius, inter Tanain (Don) et Pontum Euxinum (mare
Nigrum) ad paludem Mæotidem XXXVIII, 7, 10; coll. Ammian.
XXII, 13.
BRENNUS, Gallorum dux, mortem ipse sibi consciscit XXIV, 6, 1;
cap. 8, 11.
BRIXIA, in Gallia Cisalpina a Gallis condita XX, 5, 8, hodie Brescia.
BRUNDISIUM (hodie Brindes), Calabria urbs, III, 4, 12. a Diomede,
Ætolorum duce, condita XII, 2, 7.
BRUTII, Calabriæ populus, dicti a Brutia muliere XXIII, 1, 12. - bella
gerunt cum Tarentinis XII, 2, 1. Alexandrum Epiri regem cædunt
XII, 2, 12-14. - - orti a Lucanis XXIII, 1, 5; XX, 1, 14.
his gesta XXIII, 1, 3-16.
BRUTUS et Cassius a Parthis adjuti contra Triumviros XLII, 4, 7.
BUBARES, a Dario in Macedoniam missus, Amyntæ, Macedonum regis,
filiam ducit VII, 3, 7-8.
BUCEPHALE, urbs Indiæ ab Alexandro condita, ex equo suo Bucephalo
denominata XII, 8, 8.
BYRSA unde dicta XVIII, 5, 9.
BYZANTIUM ( hodie Constantinopolis) a Philippo obsidetur IX, 1, 2.
CADUSII, Asiæ populus, mare Caspium inter et Pontum Euxinum X, 3, 2.
CEPIO, cos. (A. U. 647) XXXII, 3, 10-11.
CESAR, procos. Galliarum (A. U. 695-704) XLIII, 5, 11. bellum
gerit cum Pompeio (A. U. 704-705) XLII, 4, 6. ab hoc imperatores
dicti Cæsares XLI, 5, 8.
CALLIMANDER, Demetrii amicus fidus XXXVIII, 9, 5 et 8.
CALLISTHENES, philosophus, Aristotelis discipulus, Alexandri comes, ab
hoc interfectus XII, 6, 17; XII, 7, 2; XV, 3, 3-6.
I. CAMBYSES, Persarum rex, maritus Mandanes, Cyri pater, Astyagis
Medorum regis gener I, 4, 4.
Cyri filius et successor I, 9, 1-8.
CAMPANI (in Terra di Lavoro) a Græcis conditi XX, 1, 14.
gerunt cum Syracusanis XXII, 1, 12.
CANDAULES, Lydorum rex I, 7, 14.
CAPITOLIUM Romæ, Jovis templum XLIII, 1, 5.
CAPPADOCES, Armeniis vicini XLII, 2, 9 (in Asia minore, inter Pontum
et Ciliciam, hodie Tarabosan). – quorum oram possederunt Amazones
II, 4, 2. — a Perdicca victi et Eumeni attributi XIII, 6, 2; coll.
cap. 4, 16.
—a Mithridate occupati XXXVII, 3, 3, et XXXVIII, 1.
— a Romanis libertate donati regem expetunt et accipiunt XXXVIII,
2, 6-8.
1. CARANUS, primus Macedoniæ rex VII, 1, 7-12; XXXIII, 2, 6.
Philippi filius, ex Cleopatra susceptus, ab Alexandro fratre inter-
ficitur XI, 2, 3.
CARIA, regio Asiæ minoris, mortuo Alexandro, evenit Cassandro XIII,
4, 15.
deinde Eumeni cap. 6, 14.
CARTALO, Carthaginiensis sacerdos, a Maleo patre in crucem tollitur
XVIII, 7, 7-15.
CARTHAGINIENSES, quorum historia enarratur XVIII, 3-7, et XIX, 1-3.
· occupant quoque majorem partem libb. XX-XXIII, ubi Siciliæ fata
enarrantur, cujus quidem insulæ imperium adfectant IV, 2, 6; V, 4,
bellum inde cum
5; XVIII, 2, 11; XVIII, 7, 1; XX, 5, 10.
Pyrrho gerentes XXIII, 3, 4. non minus inhiant imperio Sardiniæ
XVIII, 7, 1; XIX, 1, inprimis Hispaniæ XLIV, 5, 1–6. —
Persarum regi auxilia contra Græcos denegant XIX, 1, 10-13.
Massiliensibus vincuntur XLIII, 5, 2. - Italiam, duce Hannibale, per
16 annos vastant XLIV, 5, 6. ad Alexandrum legatos mittunt XII,
13, 1; XXI, 6, 1. crudeles in imperatores suos Hannonem XXI,
Bomilcarem XXII,
Hamilcarem XXII, 3, 6.
Hamilcarem XXI, 6, 7. - homines immolant XVIII, 6, 12; XIX, 1,
10. canina carne vescuntur XIX, 1, 10. - consules habent XXXI,
dictatorem XIX, 1, 7.
XIX, 1, 7.
CARTHAGO nova in Hispania XLIV, 3,
astutia famosi XVIII, 2, 4, cap. 6, 2.
CASPIUM mare. Vid. infra mare.
XII, 14, 6. ejus matrem Olympiadem XIV, 6, 12.
ejusdem familiam sævit XV, 2, 3; XVI, 1, 15.
præficitur satellitibus et sortitur Cariam XIII, 4, 5 et 18.
fit administrator, id est, Macedoniam, regni sedem, accipit XIV,
5, 3. — cum Antigono bellum gerit XV, 1, 4.
appellatur XV, 2, 12. — moritur XV, 4, 25, A. U. 456.
ejus Thessalonice XVI, 1, 1; XIV, 6, 13.
Antipater et Alexander XVI, 1, 1-2.
morte exstincta XVI, 2, 5.
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