Associations to the word «Seleucid»
Noun
- Ptolemy
- Bce
- Anatolia
- Syria
- Antioch
- Bc
- Greco
- Assyrian
- Macedonian
- Persia
- Judah
- Pompey
- Thrace
- Babylon
- Persian
- Empire
- Revolt
- Romans
- Roman
- Egypt
- Dynasty
- Greek
- Alexander
- Ruler
- Armenia
- Minor
- Jerusalem
- Great
- Conquest
- Iv
- Successor
- Macedonia
- Iii
- Autonomy
- Kingdom
- Coin
- Jews
- Elephant
- Dominion
- Rome
- Asia
- Palestine
- Era
- Reign
- Ally
- Philip
- Greece
- Capital
- Battle
- Cavalry
- Territory
- Defeat
- Rule
- Rebellion
- Realm
- Ad
- King
- Afghanistan
- Descendant
- Garrison
- Treaty
- Ii
- Alliance
- Period
- Cleopatra
- War
- Arab
- Control
- Century
- Victory
Adjective
Wiktionary
SELEUCID, adjective. Relating to the Greek-Macedonian dynasty which ruled (312 BC–63 BC) an empire created by Seleucus out of the eastern conquests of Alexander the Great.
SELEUCID, noun. A member of this dynasty.
SELEUCID, noun. (zoology) Any member of the Seleucidae.
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