Antiochus

Antiochus (Greek Ἀντίοχος; Latin Antiochus ) is the name of several ancient people:

• Antiochus ( father of Seleucus I ) ( 4th century BC)

Ruler of the Seleucid Empire:

• Antiochus I Soter ( 281-261 BC)
• Antiochus II Theos ( 261-246 BC)
• Antiochus III. the Great ( 223-187 BC)
• Antiochus (son of Antiochus III. )
• Antiochus IV Epiphanes ( 175-164 BC)
• Antiochus ( son of Seleucus IV )
• Antiochus V Eupator ( 164-162 BC)
• Antiochus VI. Dionysos Epiphanes ( 145-142 BC)
• Antiochus VII Euergetes Sidetes ( 138-129 BC)
• Antiochus VIII Epiphanes Philometor ( 123-96 BC)
• Antiochus IX. Philometor ( 116-96 BC)
• Antiochus X. Eusebes Philometor ( 95-83 BC)
• Antiochus XI. Epiphanes ( 95-92 BC)
• Antiochus XII. Dionysos Epiphanes ( 87-84 BC)
• Antiochus XIII. Philadelphus ( 69-64 BC; † 58 BC)

• Antiochus Hierax (c. 263 BC; † 227 BC), younger son of Antiochus II

Kings of Commagene:

• Antiochus I ( Commagene ) (69 - ca 36 BC)
• Antiochus II ( Commagene )
• Antiochus III. ( Commagene )
• Antiochus IV ( Commagene )

Other people:

• Antiochus (son of Echekratides ), Thessalian prince and Tagos
• Antiochus (son of Kratidas ), Ptolemaic priest Alexander
• Antiochus from Orestis, Macedonian prince
• Antiochus (Athens), an Athenian fleet commander
• Antiochus of Ascalon (c. 120 - 68 BC), a Platonic philosopher
• Antiochus of Syracuse, the Greek historian of the second half of the 5th century BC
• Eunus, leader of the first slave rebellion of Sicily, is the royal name " Antiochus " put to
• Antiochus of sulci († early 2nd century ), Christian martyr and saint
• Septimius Antiochus ( † after 273), briefly Roman usurper in Syria
• Antiochus (sculptor ), ancient sculptor
• Antiochus ( KOROPLAST ), Greek KOROPLAST the early Hellenistic period

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