An Athenian-Makedonian marriage of Alexander's line
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This study, after brief remarks on Athenian-Makedonian relations,
identifies Honoratianos Polycharmos of Argyro B. Tataki, Ancient Beroea;
Prosopography and Society (Athens, 1988), p. 239, No. 977, as the husband of
Claudia Themistokleia (from the deme Melite) and father of Honoratiane
Polycharmis of IG II2 3710. The identification explains Honoratiane Polycharmis’ claim of descent from Alexander in IG II2 3679. The study also comments on the Makedones themselves, the claims of descent from famous Greeks, Alexandros Philippou Megalopolites, and other pertinent topics.
identifies Honoratianos Polycharmos of Argyro B. Tataki, Ancient Beroea;
Prosopography and Society (Athens, 1988), p. 239, No. 977, as the husband of
Claudia Themistokleia (from the deme Melite) and father of Honoratiane
Polycharmis of IG II2 3710. The identification explains Honoratiane Polycharmis’ claim of descent from Alexander in IG II2 3679. The study also comments on the Makedones themselves, the claims of descent from famous Greeks, Alexandros Philippou Megalopolites, and other pertinent topics.
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