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Leonnatus

Leonnatus (Greek: Λεοννάτος; 356 BC – 322 BC) was a Macedonian officer of Alexander the Great and one of the diadochi.

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Leonnatus

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples28
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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related to After Alexander's death · 13
Leonnatus → After Alexander, Alexander, Battle, BC, Book XVII, Darius, Diodorus, Hellespontine Phrygia, However, In, Issus, Macedonian Army, Perdiccas
related to background · 8
Leonnatus → Eurydice, Greek, King Philip II, Lyncestis, Macedon, Macedonia, Philip II, The Suda
related to Service under Philip II and under Alexander the Great · 6
Leonnatus → Alexander, Alexander's, Later, Pausanias, Philip II, Shortly
related to External links · 1
Leonnatus → Livius

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alexander philip ii one athenians alexander's great greek macedonian battle would bc macedonia cleopatra antipater diadochi king macedon bodyguards died

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Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathAfter Alexander0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathBC0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathPerdiccas0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathHellespontine Phrygia0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathDiodorus0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathBook XVII0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathBattle0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathIssus0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathDarius0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathMacedonian Army0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathHowever0.60section
Leonnatusrelated to After Alexander's deathAlexander0.60section

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