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From Babylon to Triparadeisos
Kassander and Polyperchon
Antigonos
Seleukos
Lysimachos
Ptolemy
Kassander and Europe
After Ipsos
Demetrios as king of the Macedonians
Asia Minor
Towards war
again
The new kings
Land distributions and city foundations
Regional government
Keraunos and the Celtic invasion
The rise of the Aitolian League and Delphi
Pyrrhos and Antigonos Gonatas
Antigonos Gonatas and the Chremonidean War
Aitolia and Achaia
The leagues expand
Antigonos Doson
Retrospect
The structure of empire
Antiochos I "Soter"
The middle years
Power and government
Founding Ptolemaic rule
New and old
Alexandria and Ptolemais
Ruler cult
External possessions
Egypt
Seleukid Asia
Europe
Intermezzo
Romans in the Balkans
Antiochos III
Asia
Europe
Macedonia
Achaia
Athens
The "sixth Syrian War"
Western Asia Minor
Antiochos IV
The dynasty collapses
Terminal cancer
Anatolia becomes Hellenistic
The "first Mithridatic War"
Anatolia becomes Roman
Ptolemy VI "Philometor"
Ptolemy VIII "Euergetes" II
Woman power
Kleopatra "Philopator" and the end of Ptolemaic Egypt.
Kassander and Polyperchon
Antigonos
Seleukos
Lysimachos
Ptolemy
Kassander and Europe
After Ipsos
Demetrios as king of the Macedonians
Asia Minor
Towards war
again
The new kings
Land distributions and city foundations
Regional government
Keraunos and the Celtic invasion
The rise of the Aitolian League and Delphi
Pyrrhos and Antigonos Gonatas
Antigonos Gonatas and the Chremonidean War
Aitolia and Achaia
The leagues expand
Antigonos Doson
Retrospect
The structure of empire
Antiochos I "Soter"
The middle years
Power and government
Founding Ptolemaic rule
New and old
Alexandria and Ptolemais
Ruler cult
External possessions
Egypt
Seleukid Asia
Europe
Intermezzo
Romans in the Balkans
Antiochos III
Asia
Europe
Macedonia
Achaia
Athens
The "sixth Syrian War"
Western Asia Minor
Antiochos IV
The dynasty collapses
Terminal cancer
Anatolia becomes Hellenistic
The "first Mithridatic War"
Anatolia becomes Roman
Ptolemy VI "Philometor"
Ptolemy VIII "Euergetes" II
Woman power
Kleopatra "Philopator" and the end of Ptolemaic Egypt.