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The Battiadae, or Battiads (Greek: Βαττιάδαι), were the ruling dynasty of the Greek city-state of Cyrene, in modern Libya. Battus I, who founded Cyrene in 631 BC, was also the founder of the dynasty. The Battiads were overthrown in 440 BC.
The Battiadae, or Battiads (Greek: Βαττιάδαι), were the ruling dynasty of the Greek city-state of Cyrene, in modern Libya. Battus I, who founded Cyrene...
Aristoteles, took the Libyan name Battos. His descendants, known as the Battiadae, persisted despite severe conflict with Greeks in neighboring cities....
produces wild quince". Enquiry. Skinner, Marilyn B. (2003). "Carmina Battiadae". Catullus in Verona: a Reading of the Elegiac Libellus. Columbus: Ohio...
Coast Imamate of Futa Jallon Kaabu Kenya (1963–1964) House of Moshoeshoe Battiadae Libya (satrapy) Africa (Roman province) Aghlabids Spanish Tripoli Hospitaller...
Arcesilaus I of Cyrene Born Thera Died 600 BC Cyrene Issue Arcesilaus I House Battiadae Father Polymnestus Mother Phronima Religion Greek polytheism...
Successor Learchus (pretender) Born Cyrene Died 550 BC Cyrene Spouse Eryxo Issue Battus III House Battiadae Father Battus II Religion Greek polytheism...
600-583 BC Predecessor Battus I Successor Battus II Died 583 BC Cyrene Issue Battus II Critola House Battiadae Father Battus I Religion Greek polytheism...
Arcesilaus I Successor Arcesilaus II Born Cyrene Died 560 BC Cyrene Issue Arcesilaus II House Battiadae Father Arcesilaus I Religion Greek polytheism...
(116) is linked to the first elegiac poem (65) by the phrase carmina Battiadae 'songs of Callimachus', which occurs only in these two poems. Both poems...
tibi studioso animo verba ante requirens | carmina uti possem vertere Battiadae, | qui te lenirem nobis, neu conarere | tela infesta meum mittere in usque...
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