... Audata ) . It was not the first such royal Macedonian - Illyrian marriage ( See Eurydice 1 ) . Audata Audata the Illyrian is the first - mentioned wife of Philip II on the famous list of Philip's wives and children preserved in ...
Vicki León. AUDATA - EURYDICE Audata loved to ride , hunt , and fight in battle — the stuff any normal well- bred Illyrian girl was crazy about . A princess of Illyria , the misty , mysterious country of barbarians north of Macedonia ...
... Audata the Illyrian and had by her a daughter , Kynna ; ' and he also married Phila , a sister of Derdas and Machatas . 2 And in his desire to conciliate the nation of the Thessalians he had children by two Thessalian women : one of ...
... Audata and did everything she could to show her up and put her down. On days when Philip planned to spend the night with Audata—all kings with multiple wives kept a sleeping schedule supervised by their palace chief of protocol—Olympias ...
... Audata and Meda. Audata, thought to be Philip II's first wife, was an Illyrian princess (apud Athen. 557C). Philip apparently married her either upon his accession to the throne in 359 BCE or after his own conquest of Illyria in 358 BCE ...
... Audata doesn't sound like Audata . Almost ten years after her death , her mother's sharp features have faded in her memory like wax under water , but her mellifluous voice remains clear , like an insect preserved in amber . The voice ...
... Audata-Eurydice Philip's first foreign wife, Audata, was an Illyrian princess, perhaps given to Philip by the Illyrian prince Bardylis to cement a treaty between them in 358 bc.17 Audata may have changed her name to the Greek Eurydice ...
... Audata , the Elimiote Phila , and the Thessalian Nicesipolis but before the Molossian Olympias.3 37 Φίλιππος δ ̓ ὁ Μακεδὼν οὐκ ἐπήγετο μὲν εἰς τοὺς πολέμους γυναῖκας , ὥσπερ Δαρεῖος ὁ ὑπ ̓ ̓Αλεξάνδρου καταλυθείς , ὃς περὶ τῶν ὅλων ...
... Audata bore Philip a child. A daughter called Cynane, the one and only recorded offspring of their union. Instead of her native Dardania, Audata raised Cynane in Macedonia, at the heart of Philip's ever-expanding empire. Nevertheless ...
... Audata before or after his Illyrian victory in 358. Ellis suggests that Audata was either the niece or daughter of Bardylis. Audata was later called Eurydice. (N. Hammond 1994, 27). Hammond says Audata was Philip's first wife and either ...