Lysimachus (disambiguation)

Lysimachus was the name of many great men of antiquity:

  • Political personalities: Lysimachus, father of the Athenian statesman Aristides
  • Lysimachus, son of Aristides
  • Lysimachus, the Athenian archon 436/435 BC
  • Lysimachus, father of the 415/414 BC, fighting against Athens Syracusan commander Heraclides
  • Lysimachus of Acarnania, educator Alexander the Great
  • Lysimachus († 281 BC ), a comrade of Alexander the Great and Diadoche
  • Lysimachus (son of Ptolemy II ), Ptolemaic Prince
  • Lysimachus, 217 BC Gallierführer in the army of Antiochus III. in the Fourth Syrian War
  • Lysimachus, an influential adviser of King Philip V of Macedon
  • Lysimachus, Envoy of the Jewish ethnarchos John Hyrcanus II, first in 44 BC in Rome, then 41 BC in Ephesus
  • Lysimachus, friend of Herod the Great, but 28/27 had him executed BC
  • Literary personalities: Lysimachus ( grammarian ), around 200 BC live Greek grammarian and Mythograph
  • Lysimachus ( Flavius ​​Josephus ), author of an Egyptian history, perhaps identical with the same grammarian
  • Lysimachus of Kos, the Hellenistic physician Hippocrates commentator
  • Disambiguation
Lysimachus of Egypt
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