The History of the Diadochoi in Book XIX of Diodoros’ ›Bibliotheke‹ : : A Historical and Historiographical Commentary / / Alexander Meeus.
Diodoros of Sicily’s book XIX is the main source for the history of the Diadochoi, Alexander the Great’s Successors, from 317 to 311 BCE. With the first full-scale commentary on this text in any language Alexander Meeus offers a detailed and reliable guide to the complicated historical narrative and...
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Place / Publishing House: | Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2022] ©2022 |
Year of Publication: | 2022 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Untersuchungen zur antiken Literatur und Geschichte ,
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- Introduction
- Part I: Diodoros and His Work
- 1 Diodoros of Agyrion
- 2 The Bibliotheke
- 3 The Problem of the Sources
- 4 The Chronology of the Years 317–311
- Part II: Commentary
- § 2.1 Chronographic Formula for the Year 317/6
- § 11 Olympias’ Return, the Deaths of Arrhidaios and Eurydike, and Olympias’ Revenge on the Antipatrids for the Death of Alexander
- § 12–13 Eumenes in Babylonia and the Crossing of the Tigris
- § 14 Eumenes’ Alliance with the Governors and Generals from the Upper Satrapies
- § 15 The Power Struggle of the Commanders of the Satrapal Alliance and the Alexander Tent
- § 16 The End of the Perdikkan Captives
- § 17–19 Antigonos’ Crossing into the Upper Satrapies and the First Skirmishing
- § 20 Rest, Recovery and Replenishment in Media
- § 21–24 The Struggle for Power in the Satrapal Coalition Surfaces Again
- § 25–26 The Prelude to the Battle of Paraitakene
- § 27–31 The Battle of Paraitakene
- § 32 The Aftermath of the Battle
- § 33–34 Keteus’ Widows Compete to Join Their Husband in Death
- § 35–36 Kassandros’ Return to Macedonia and the Struggle against Polyperchon and Olympias
- § 37–39 The Build Up to the Battle of Gabiene
- § 40–43 The Battle of Gabiene
- § 44 The Aftermath of the Battle
- § 45 The Flood of Rhodes
- § 46–48 The Establishment of Antigonos’ Supremacy in Asia
- § 49–51 The Defeat and Death of Olympias
- § 52–54 The Establishment of Kassandros’ Power in Europe
- § 55–57 Seleukos’ Flight and the Coalition against Antigonos
- § 58–60 Antigonos’ Preparations for the War and the Siege of Tyre
- § 61 Antigonos’ Propagandistic Proclamation at Tyre
- § 62 The Reaction of Ptolemaios
- § 63–64 The First Phase of the War in Europe and the Aegean
- § 66–69 The Second Year of the War
- § 73–75 The Third Year of the War
- § 77–78 Polemaios in Greece
- § 79 Ptolemaios’ Interventions in Kyrene and Cyprus, and the Raids on the Syrian and Kilikian Coasts
- § 80–84 The Battle of Gaza
- § 85–86 The Aftermath of the Battle
- § 87 Telesphoros’ Revolt in the Peloponnese
- § 88–89 Kassandros’ Operations in Epeiros and Illyria
- § 90–92 Seleukos’ Return to Babylon
- § 93 Ptolemaios’ Loss of Syria
- § 94–100.2 The Antigonid Campaigns against the Nabataians
- § 100.3–7 Demetrios’ Expedition in Babylonia
- § 105.1–4 The Peace of the Dynasts and the Deaths of Alexander IV and Rhoxane
- Abbreviations
- Bibliography
- Appendix: Textual Variants
- Index Graecitatis