Rhemaxos
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Rhemaxos fut un roi qui résida sur la rive gauche du Danube et fut un protecteur des cités grecques de Dobroudja vers 200 av . J.-C. Il est connu par une inscription d'Histria en l'honneur d'Agathoclès qui raconte son intervention contre Zoltès[1].
Son appartenance ethnique est discutée : gète pour Dionisie M. Pippidi[2], scythe pour I. I. Russu[3].
Notes et références
- ↑ PIPPIDI, D. M., Inscripţile din Scythia minor greceşti şi latine, volumul I, Histria şi împrejurinile, Bucarest, 1983, n°15
- ↑ PIPPIDI, D. M., « Les rois gètes et les colonies grecques de Scythie Mineure », Mélanges d’archéologie, d’épigraphie et d’histoire offerts à Jérome Carcopino , Paris, 1966, p. 763-770.
- ↑ RUSSU, I. I., « Zoltes şi Rhemaxos, Tracii, Sciţii şi Istria în sec. III-II î.e.n. », Apulum, 6, 1967, p. 123-144.
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