antipater
51Antipater (Makedonien) — Antipatros, auch Antipas genannt, (griech. Αντίπατρος, lat. Antipater; * 398 v. Chr. in Paliura (Makedonien); † 319 v. Chr.), Sohn des Iolaos, war ein makedonischer Feldherr unter Philipp von Makedonien und Alexander dem Großen. Nach dem Tod des… …
52Antipater de Sidon — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Antipater. Antipater de Sidon (en grec ancien Ἀντίπατρος / Antipatros ou Antipatros Sidônios dans les anthologies), est un poète grec de la seconde moitié du IIe siècle av. J. C.. Il est l auteur d épigrammes et… …
53Antipater (2nd century physician) — For others of this name, see Antipater (disambiguation). Antipater was an ancient Greek physician and contemporary of Galen at Rome in the 2nd century, who gives an account of his death and the morbid symptoms that preceded it. (De Locis Affect.… …
54Antipater de Tarse — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Antipater. Antipatros ou Antipater de Tarse est un philosophe stoïcien (150 129 av. J. C.). Disciple de Diogène de Babylone, il fut maître de Panétios de Rhodes et adversaire de Carnéade. Il écrivit sur la… …
55Antipater III — (fl. 1st cent.) Son of Herod the Great. When Herod executed his other sons, Alexander and Aristobulus, Antipater was made Herod s heir. He was executed when his plan to murder Herod was revealed …
56Antipater — biographical name circa 397 circa 319 B.C. Macedonian general …
57Antipater I — (fl. 1st cent BCE) Edomite administrator, governor of Idumea. He was a convert to Judaism. He served under Alexander Yannai and Salome Alexandra …
58Antipater II — (fl. 1st cent BCE) Edomite adminis trator, ruler of Judea (63 43 BCE). He supported Hyrcanus II in his war against Aristobulus II. Julius Caesar made him financial administrator of Judea in 44 BCE. He appointed his sons Phasael and Herod to… …
59Antípater — (Antipatros) ► (397 319 a C) General de Alejandro Magno. A la muerte de Alejandro tuvo el gobierno supremo de Macedonia y Grecia …
60Antipater — An•tip•a•ter [[t]ænˈtɪp ə tər[/t]] n. anh big 398?–319 b.c., Macedonian statesman and general: regent of Macedonia 334–323 …
