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Apollodorus was a governor, or
satrap , of
Susiana . He was appointed to this office by the ruler
Antiochus III the Great , after the rebellion of his general
Molon and his brother
Alexander had been put down, in 220 BCE.
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Notes
Satraps under
Alexander the Great
Ada (Queen of
Caria )
Asander ,
Menander (
Lydia )
Calas ,
Demarchus (
Hellespontine Phrygia )
Antigonus (
Greater Phrygia )
Balakros ,
Menes (
Cilicia )
Abistamenes (
Cappadocia )
Abdalonymus (
Sidon )
Mithrenes (
Armenia )
Mazaeus ,
Stamenes (
Babylon )
Mazakes (
Mesopotamia )
Abulites (
Susiana )
Oxydates ,
Atropates (
Media )
Phrasaortes ,
Oxines ,
Peucestas (
Persis )
Cleomenes of Naucratis (
Egypt )
Satibarzanes (
Aria )
Sibyrtius (
Carmania )
Autophradates (Tapuri,
Mardi )
Andragoras (
Parthia )
Amminapes ,
Phrataphernes ,
Pharismanes (
Hyrcania and
Parthia )
Artabazos ,
Cleitus the Black ,
Amyntas (
Bactria )
Oxyartes (
Paropamisia )
Philip ,
Eudemus (
India )
Peithon, son of Agenor (
Gandhara )
Taxiles (
Punjab )
Porus (
Indus )
Satraps at thePartition of Babylon
Satraps at the Partition of Triparadisus Later Satraps
Peithon, son of Agenor (
Babylon )
Sibyrtius (
Arachosia ,
Drangiana )
Eudemus (
Indus )
Bagadates ,
Ardakhshir I ,
Wahbarz ,
Vadfradad I , Vadfradad II,
Alexander
c. 220 BC (
Persis )
Andragoras (
Parthia )
Demodamas (
Bactria ,
Sogdiana )
Diodotus (
Bactria )
Alexander (
Lydia )
Molon
c. 220 BC ,
Timarchus ,
c. 175 BC (
Media )
Apollodorus (
Susiana )
Ptolemaeus (
Commagene )
Noumenios ,
Hyspaosines
c. 150 BC (
Characene )
public domain :
Smith, William (1870).
"Apollodorus" . In
Smith, William (ed.).
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology . Vol. 1. p. 235.
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
public domain:
Smith, William (1870).
"Apollodorus". In
Smith, William (ed.).
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology. Vol. 1. p. 235.
