Associations to the word «Lysimachus»
Noun
- Ptolemy
- Thrace
- Macedonian
- Macedonia
- Kingship
- Anatolia
- Cassandra
- Bc
- Minor
- Plutarch
- Lund
- Lydia
- Alexander
- Socrates
- Asia
- Syria
- Bce
- Egypt
- Rhodes
- Babylon
- Greece
- Philip
- Great
- Marina
- Ruler
- Danube
- Plato
- Successor
- Allegiance
- Alexandria
- Ancient
- Sicily
- Revolt
- Eldest
- Son
- Coalition
- Greek
- Throne
- Kingdom
- Battle
- Widow
- Grandfather
- Reign
- Siege
- King
- Empire
- Territory
- Elephant
- Marriage
- Brother
- Ally
- Ii
- Client
- Defeat
- General
- Daughter
- Prisoner
- Warfare
- Wife
- Accused
- Alliance
- Conquest
- Peace
- Possession
- Death
- Governor
- Coin
- Jews
- Enemy
- Father
- Dynasty
- Cousin
- Historian
- Uncle
- Calling
Adjective
Dictionary definition
LYSIMACHUS, noun. Macedonian general under Alexander the Great; with Seleucus he defeated Antigonus and Demetrius at the battle of Ipsus (circa 355-281 BC).
Wise words
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