ALEXANDER I

ALEXANDER I
I.
ALEXANDER I
Rex Macedonum decimus, fil. Amyntae, frequens Olympionices. Legatos Megabyzi, ad Patrem missos, lascivientes occidit, regnumque non tam Persici Regis munificentiâ, quâm propriâ virtute, auxit. Obiit an. regni 42. Iustin. l. 7. c. 3.
II.
ALEXANDER, I.
Epirotarum Rex, Olympiadis frater, Arymbae in Molossorum regno successit, Timoleum Leptinem ad deditionem coegit, in Peloponnesum exulatum misit, civitates libertate donavit. Diodor Sic. l. 16. Vide etiam Iustin. l. 17. c. 3. Strab. l. 6. Liv. l. 9. Oros. l. 3. A. Gellium, l. 17. c. 21.
III.
ALEXANDER, I.
Rex Syriae, post Epiphanem, a Demetrii Soteris, legitimi heredis, filio Nicanore, et socero Ptolemaeo Philometore, insidiis eius offenso regni an. 5. pulsus, secundum Iosophum, 10. vero secundum Eutropium; in Arabiam confugit, ubi ei caput a Zalezo demptum 1. Machab. c. 10. et 11. Ioseph. l. 13. Iud. Ant. Iustin. l. 35. c. 1. et 2. Strabo, l. 17. Euseb. Sulpic. Severus, etc.
IV.
ALEXANDER, I.
Romanus, post Euaristum, Papa, sub Adriano martyriô coronatus A. C. 131. Pontificatûs 10. Euseb. l. 4. Hist. c. 4. Augustin. ep. 165. Irenaeus l. 3. c. 3.
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ALEXANDER, I.
Scotorum Rex pierate et iustitiâ illustris, obiit improlis A. C. 1121. Lesse l. 6. Buchanan. Genebrard.
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ALEXANDER, I.
Severus, vide Seucrus.
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ALEXANDER, I.
qui et Iamneus, Aristobuli frater, Rex Iudaeis constituitur a Salome, sive Alexandra, eiusdem Aristobuli uxore relicta, quae mariti fratres, inter quos erat is Iamneus, statim e vinculis liberat, A. M. 3858. ante Christum natum 104. Iamneus fratrem regni aemulum occidit. Contra Ptolemaidem et Gazam, quae a Iudeis rursus defecerant, movit: cladem maximam a Ptolemaeo Lathyro accepit, ad Iordanem. A Cleopatra Aegypti Regina, Prolemaei huius matre, opem implorat, quae ne filius subactâ Iudaeâ in Aegyptum irrumperet, validâ eum manu in Cyprum abire cogit. Maxima populi multitudo ab Alexandro defecit, sed adiutos etiam a Demetrio Rege Syriae, vicit, quorum potentissimos octingentos, dum cum concubinis cenat, crucisigi iubet, liberos que et uxores eorum coram ipsis adhuc viventibus, mactari. Post haec Iamneus hic, sive Alexander crapulae indulgens, in morbum incidit, quartanâque febri postquam tribus annis laboravit, obiit annô regni 27. Vide Ioseph. Antiq. Iud, l. 13. c. 19. 20. et 21. et l. 1. de Bell. Iud. Torniel. Salian.

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