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	309 BC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is possibly in this year (or else the year before), that King Alexander IV of Macedon and his mother Roxane is murdered under orders of his Regent Cassander.
		He sends to Polyperchon Heracles, the illegitimate son of Alexander the Great, as a pretender to the throne of Macedon.
		Heracles, illegitimate son of Alexander the Great and claimant to the throne of Macedon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/309_BC (247 words)

	Cynosarges [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		There is attested a sanctuary to Antiochus, Heracles' son and the eponymous hero of the Antiochid tribe (SEG III 115, 116, and 117), and a sanctuary of Diomos, the eponymous hero of the deme Diomeia and founder of the festival for Heracles (IG II2 1247).
		The athletic facilities, cults, educational, and military uses of the area continued from the Archaic period to the siege of Athens in 200 BCE by Philip V of Macedon, whose army encamped in Cynosarges.
		Heracles himself is said to have been considered a nothos as his mother was the mortal, Alcmene, and his father the god Zeus (Plutarch, Themistocles 1.3).
	www.iep.utm.edu /c/cynosarg.htm (1354 words)

	Fallacies and Facts about Macedonia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Alexander’s lion is the lion's skin that Heracles killed in Nemea, which is one of the 12 deeds executed by the mythological hero.
		First, Hesiod made Macedon a brother of Magnes; as we know from inscriptions that the Magnetes spoke the Aeolic dialect of the Greek language, we have a predisposition to suppose that the Macedones spoke the Aeolic dialect.
		Secondly, Hesiod made Macedon and Magnes first cousins of Hellen's three sons - Dorus, Xouthus, and Aeolus-who were the founders of three dialects of Greek speech, namely Doric, Ionic, and Aeolic.
	www.macedonianstar.com /FALLACIESANDFACTS.htm (6111 words)

	Stoicism
		In his madness, Heracles had the impression that his children were, in fact, the children of his enemy Eurystheus and killed them.
		Since the impression must have been utterly convincing to him at the time at which he had it (judging by his subsequent action), it is clear from this that there can be false impressions which are indistinguishable from ones that are allegedly "stamped and impressed in accordance with that very thing" (Sextus Empiricus, 41H).
		At the political level, the Antigonid dynasty (which ruled Greece and Macedon from shortly after the death of Alexander to 168 BC) had connections with the Stoic philosophers.
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/stoicism (11567 words)

	Bulgarian Classicists M through Z
		TRSW: The tomb of Philip of Macedon: Putelis.
		TRSW: Two Thracian graves from the vicinity of Bizone; Co-author of Necropolises from cliff tombs on the Dobrudzha Black Sea Coast from Cape Kaliakra to the village of Kamen Bryag; Co-author of The "Yajlata" Archaeological Preserve.
		TRSW: On the cult of Heracles in Bulgaria; The transcription and pronunciation of ancient Greek and Latin proper names in Bulgarian; Translation of Aesop’s Fables; A new etymology of the name of the Thracian tribe Satrai.
	www.ceecs.net /BulgarianCL_M_to_Z.htm (8951 words)

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