Duane W. Roller

Alexandria, city in Egypt (continued)
110, 117, 145–50; founding of, 15,
30–33, 115; gymnasia in, 99–100,
109; Heptastadion in, 13, 109;
as intellectual center, 37, 43–46,
48, 50–51, 63, 72, 123–28, 154;
Kaisareion in, 13, 110–11;
population of, 18, 25–26, 30, 34,
41; Timoneion in, 13, 141. See also
Alexandrian War, Library
Alexandrian War, 62–3, 79, 107, 108,
119, 160, 206n48
Alexandros, member of Cleopatra’s
court, 108
Allienus, A., Roman offi cial, 75
Ambrakian Gulf, 137, 139
Amen–Re, Egyptian divinity, 177
“Amimetobioi.” See Inimitable Livers
Ammon, Egyptian oracle, 29
Ammonios, member of Cleopatra’s
court, 72, 200n17
Amyntas of Galatia, 91–92, 137–38
Ananel, Babylonian priest, 120
Anaxikrates, Greek explorer, 47
Antigone, daughter of Berenike I, 38
Antigonos II, Hasmonean, 86, 119–20
Antioch, Syrian city, 5, 11, 39, 47,
59, 86, 90, 98, 160; Caesar in, 110;
coinage of, 107, 183; foundation
of, 16, 32–33
Antiochis of Tlos, Greek physician, 124
Antiochos III, Seleukid king, 39, 92
Antiochos IV, Seleukid king, 40–41
Antiochos of Askalon, Greek
philosopher, 44–45
Antipatros of Asklalon, 24, 59, 63, 77,
86, 119, 179
Antipatros of Macedonia, 35
Antipatros of Th essalonike, Greek
poet, 126–27
Antius, Roman offi cial, 61
Anton, Roman mythological fi gure,
178
Antonia (elder), daughter of M.
Antonius, 89
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Antonia (younger), daughter of M.
Antonius, 89, 100, 152
Antonias, Cleopatra’s fl agship, 139
Antonius, Iullus, son of M. Antonius,
76
Antonius, L., brother of M. Antonius,
85
Antonius, M., triumvir, 9, 20, 127,
134, 153, 164, 168, 189n1, 195n19,
195n21; and Actium, 137–40;
has Arsinoë IV killed, 16, 65, 79;
as avenger of Caesar, 70, 75, 116;
as Caesar’s aide, 59, 64, 67, 72;
character of, 76; and children with
Cleopatra, 81, 84, 96, 99, 127, 146,
152, 167; and children with Fulvia,
110, 124, 128, 150, 152; with
Cleopatra in Alexandria, 79–84,
97, 99, 109, 132; coinage of, 100,
107, 130, 173, 181–83; and Cyprus,
65, 79, 82; death and burial of,
111–12, 136, 145–47, 171, 213n81;
depression of, 140–42; descendants
of, 81, 129, 152, 155; as
Dionysos, 99, 114, 116–17; early
years of, 24–25; and Donations
of Alexandria, 99–101; Egyptian
estates of, 100; and fi rst meeting
with Cleopatra, 25, 57, 77; and
fi rst visit to Egypt, 24–25, 168;
and Fulvia, 76, 84–85; and Herod
the Great, 86–87, 89, 119–122,
136, 141–42, 202n64, 212n50; and
marriage to Cleopatra, 100–101,
130, 204n50, 204n52; military
capabilities of, 76, 97; moral position
of, 94–95, 137; and negotiations
with Octavian, 143–45; and
Octavia, 85–86, 89, 94–95, 97–98,
135, 178; Parthian campaign of,
47–48, 90, 96–99; and piracy, 104;
on Portland Vase, 178; propaganda
war against, 27, 70, 129–31, 133,
204n49; and reorganization of
East, 47, 49, 65, 82–83, 85, 91–95,