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Archidamia

Archidamia (Greek: Ἀρχιδαμία) (c. 340-241 BC) was a Spartan queen, wife of Eudamidas I, mother of Archidamus IV and Agesistrata, grandmother of Eudamidas II, and great-grandmother of Agis IV.

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Born
c. 340 BC
Died
241 BC
Spouse
Eudamidas I

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Archidamia

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples67
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Archidamia

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related to Later life · 21
Archidamia → Agesilaus, Agesistrata, Agiad King, Agis, Agis IV, Agis's, Archidamia's, Archidamus IV, BC, Because Archidamia, Considering, Ephors, However, Lacedaemon, Later, Leonidas, Leonidas II, Lycurgan, She, Sparta
related to Siege of Sparta · 20
Archidamia → Archidamia's, Are, BC, Crete, Eudamidas, Eudamidas II, Famously, Gerousia, However, In, King Areus, Pyrrhus, Queen, Ruling, Sparta, Spartan, Spartan Gerousia, Spartans, With, Women
related to Other literature · 17
Archidamia → According, Are, Belles, Civil War Diaries, Die, German, Intertextuality, Johann Adolf Hasse, More, Poets, Professor Scott Romine's, Queen Archidamia, Queen's, Romine Kate Stone, Spartanerin, The, White Southern Women
related to Women in War · 6
Archidamia → Consequently, Pyrrhus, Pyrrhus's, Spartan, Spartans, With
Born · 1
Archidamia → c. 340 BC
Died · 1
Archidamia → 241 BC
Spouse · 1
Archidamia → Eudamidas I

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bc sparta women spartan agis eudamidas queen siege agesistrata iv ii speech archidamus war later literature references pyrrhus gerousia born

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ArchidamiaBornc. 340 BC1.00infobox
ArchidamiaDied241 BC1.00infobox
ArchidamiaSpouseEudamidas I1.00infobox
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeLater0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeAgis IV0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeLycurgan0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeSparta0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeBecause Archidamia0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeAgesistrata0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeLacedaemon0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeArchidamia's0.60section
Archidamiarelated to Later lifeAgis0.60section

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