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SELEUCIDAE. SELEUCIDAE. 769
SELEUCIDAE, kings of Syria, so called from monarchy. The following Table exhibits their
fheir progenitor Seleucus I., the founder of the genealogy. [E. H. B].
STEMMA SELEUCIDARUM.
Antiochus,
general of Philip
m. Laodice.
SEILRUCUS 1. NICATOR.
died B. C. 281. married,
1. Apama, 2. Stratonice,
d. of Spitamenes. d. of Demetrius I.,
k. of Macedonia.
ANTIOCHUS I. SOTER, Phila,
d. B. C. 261, m. Stratonice, m. Antigonus Gonatas,
his stepmother. k. of Macedonia.
I
ANTIOCHUS II. THEOS, A ama, Stratonice
d. B. C. 246, married m. agas, m. Demetrius II.
k. of Cyrene. k. of Macedonia.
1 Laodice, 2. Berenice,
d. of Achaeus. d. of Ptolemy Philadelphus,
k. of Egypt.
an infant son.
SELEUCUs II. CACILINICUS, ANTIOCHUS HIERAX, Stratonice, Strateniee (P)
d. B.C. 226; m. Laodice, sister d. n.C. 227, m. a daughter m. Mithridates IV., m. A *iaratlhes I1.,
of Andromachus of Zielas, k. of Bithynia. k. of Pontus. k. of Cappadocia.
I
SEnLEJCUS III. CERAUNUS, ANTIOCHUS III. THE GREAT,
d. B.C. 223, unmarried. d. B.C. 187, mn. Laodice, d.
of Mithridates IV., k. of
Pontus.
II I I I I
Antiochus, Ardys, Ilithridates, SEt ErCUs IV. ANTIOCHUS IV. Laodice, Cleopatra, Antiochis, Another
d. snC. 193, d. young. d. young. Philopator, EPIPHANES, m. her betrothed m. Ariara- daughter,
m. Laodice, d. B.C. 175, m. d. B.C. 164, wife brother to Ptolemy thes IV., name
his sister. (his sister unknown. Antiochus. Epiphanes. k. of Cap- unknown.
Laodice?) padocia.
DF.eETRIUS I. SOTER, Laodice, ANTIOCHUS V. Laodice,
d. B.C. 1,50, wife m. Perseus, k. EUPATOR, proclaimed
unknown. of Macedonia. d. B.C. 162, queen by the
unmarried. iomans with
Alexander
Bala.
DEMETRIUS II. ANTIOCHUS VII.*
NICATOR, SID3TEs,
d. B.C. 125, m. d. B.C. 128. m.
Cleopatra, d. of Cleopatra, his
Ptolemy Philo- brother's wife.
metor, k. of
Egypt.
I I _ _iIII_ I I I
SEEUCUS V. ANTIOCHUS VIII Antiochus. Seleucus, ANTIOCHUS IX. Two daughters,
put to death GR(iPUS, taken prisoner CvZICoEcUS, both namled
by his mother, d. B.C. 96, m. by the Par- d. B.c. 95, m. Laodice.
B.C. 125. Tryphaena, d. of thians. Cleopatra, d. of
Ptolemy Physcon. Ptolemy Physcon
SETILUCUS VI. PHIArr, AeuTIOCHs XI. DonETRUts III. ANNTOCHUS X.i. ANTIOCHUS X.
EPIPHANEs, d. B.C. 83. (?) EPIPHANES, EUCAERUS. DIONYSIUS. EUSoBES,
d, B.C. 94. m. Cleopatra m. Cleopatra
Selene, daughter Selene, daughter
of Ptolemy of Ptolemy
Physcon, Physcon.
d. B.C. 93. (?) I
ANTrOCHUS XIII.
ASIATICUS,
last king of Syria,
dethroned by
Pompey, B.c. 65.
* Antiochus VI. had no connection with the race of the Seleucidae, and is consequrently omitted in this table, as well as his fathes
Aleaander Bala, and Alexander Zebina, both of whom were mere pretenders.
VCL., III.