Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- PREFACE
- CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
- MAP 1 Alexander's Empire
- MAP 2 Greece and Macedonia
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 HOW DO WE KNOW? SOURCES FOR ALEXANDER THE GREAT
- 3 THE MACEDONIAN BACKGROUND
- 4 THE PERSIAN ENEMY
- 5 CONQUEST OF THE ACHAEMENIDS
- 6 RESISTANCE ON TWO FRONTS
- 7 CONQUEST OF THE PUNJAB
- 8 THE OCEAN AND THE WEST
- 9 THE LONG ROAD FROM SUSA TO BABYLON
- APPENDIX 1 ALEXANDER'S OFFICERS
- APPENDIX 2 NUMBERS OF TROOPS
- APPENDIX 3 THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE EMPIRE
- GLOSSARY
- ABBREVIATIONS
- NOTES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX
APPENDIX 1 - ALEXANDER'S OFFICERS
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- PREFACE
- CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
- MAP 1 Alexander's Empire
- MAP 2 Greece and Macedonia
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 HOW DO WE KNOW? SOURCES FOR ALEXANDER THE GREAT
- 3 THE MACEDONIAN BACKGROUND
- 4 THE PERSIAN ENEMY
- 5 CONQUEST OF THE ACHAEMENIDS
- 6 RESISTANCE ON TWO FRONTS
- 7 CONQUEST OF THE PUNJAB
- 8 THE OCEAN AND THE WEST
- 9 THE LONG ROAD FROM SUSA TO BABYLON
- APPENDIX 1 ALEXANDER'S OFFICERS
- APPENDIX 2 NUMBERS OF TROOPS
- APPENDIX 3 THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE EMPIRE
- GLOSSARY
- ABBREVIATIONS
- NOTES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX
Summary
The numbers [in brackets] that follow certain names are those used in Heckel 2006a.
General Commanders
Parmenion son of Philotas
Attalus [1] (Justin 9.5.8; Diod. 16.91.2)
Amyntas, son of Arrhabaeus? (Justin 9.5.8)
Somatophylakes (Members of the Seven-Man Bodyguard)
Lysimachus son of Agathocles (Arr. 6.28.4)
Aristonous son of Peisaeus (Arr. 6.28.4)
Peithon son of Crateuas (Arr. 6.28.4)
Arybbas [2] [died 332/1] (Arr. 3.5.5)
Leonnatus son of Anteas (Arr. 6.28.4)
Balacrus son of Nicanor [replaced in 333/2]
Menes son of Dionysius [replaced in 331]
Perdiccas son of Orontes (Arr. 6.28.4)
Hephaestion son of Amyntor [died 324] (Arr. 6.28.4)
Ptolemy son of Lagus (Arr. 6.28.4)
Peucestas son of Alexander [an honorary appointment 324] (Arr. 6.28.4)
Cavalry Commanders
1) Hipparchs of the Companions
Philotas son of Parmenion
“Black” Cleitus [2], son of Dropides (Arr. 3.27.4)
Hephaestion son of Amyntor (Arr. 3.27.4)
Demetrius son of Althaemenes (Arr. 4.27.5)
Coenus son of Polemocrates
Perdiccas son of Orontes
Craterus son of Alexander
“White” Cleitus [3] (Arr. 5.22.6; 6.6.4)
Eumenes son of Hieronymus (Plut. Eum. 1.5)
2) Ilarchs
“Black” Cleitus (ile basilike)
Amyntas son of Arrhabaeus (prodromoi)
Protomachus (prodromoi)
Ariston [3] (Paeonians) (Arr. 1.14.1; 2.9.2)
Ariston [1] (Arr. 3.11.8)
Demetrius son of Althaemenes (Arr. 3.11.8)
Glaucias (Arr. 3.11.8)
Hegelochus son of Hippostratus (Arr. 3.11.8)
Heracleides son of Antiochus (Arr. 3.11.8)
Meleager (Arr. 3.11.8; Curt. 4.13.27)
Pantordanus son of Cleander (Arr. 2.9.3; 3.11.8)
Peroedas son of Menestheus (Arr. 2.9.3; 3.11.8)
Socrates son of Sathon (Arr. 1.14.1)
Sopolis son of Hermodorus (Arr. 3.11.8)
Lysanias?
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- The Conquests of Alexander the Great , pp. 153 - 157Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2007