Dromichaetes
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Dromichaetes était un roi gète aux alentours de 300 av . J.-C.. Ses combats contre Lysimaque, rapportés par de nombreux historiens antiques (Strabon[1], Diodore de Sicile, Polybe, Plutarque, Pausanias[2]...) l'ont rendu célèbre. Lysimaque fut capturé, puis libéré. La fille de Dromichaitès épousa Lysimaque.
Notes et références
- ↑ Strabon, Géographie, VII, 3,14
- ↑ Pausanias, Description de la Grèce I, 9, 7
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