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Berenice I
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Berenice
I (c.340-c.277): Macedonian lady, queen of the Ptolemaic
Empire.
Relatives:
Main deeds:
- c.340:
Born
- c.325:
Marries Philip
- Birth
of Antigone
- Birth
of Magas
- 11
June 323: Death of Alexander in Babylon
(text); outbreak
of civil war
- Perdiccas
becomes very powerful; other commanders in Alexander's army join
against him
- c.321:
Antipater concludes alliances against Perdiccas. His daughter Eurydice
marries Ptolemy
I Soter; in her company is Berenice, who also
marries the king of Egypt.
- 316:
Birth of Arsinoe
II
- 308:
Birth of Ptolemy
II Philadelphus
- Birth
of Philotera
- 301:
Magas conquers Cyrenaica
- c.298:
Antigone marries Pyrrhus
of Epirus
- Rivalry
between Eurydice and Berenice; Eurydice flees to Greece
- Ptolemy
II Philadelphus succeeds his father
- c.277:
Death of the queen mother
Information on the
web: Ptolemaic
Genealogy (Chris Bennett) |
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