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		Idrieus: satrap of Caria between 351 and 344, member of the Hecatomnid dynasty.
		In the meantime, Idrieus had obeyed and had brought the Athenian commander Phocion, who led an army of mercenaries, and the Cypriote leader Euagoras II to the island.
		Building activity of Idrieus is attested in Halicarnassus, where he must have finished the Mausoleum, and at Labraunda, where he restored the temple of Zeus, added the southern and eastern entrances, and built the 'Doric house'.
	www.livius.org /he-hg/hecatomnids/idrieus.html (488 words)

	Idrieus - WCD (Wiki Classical Dictionary)
		This is the only event of his reign which is recorded to us; but we may infer, from an expression of Isocrates, in 346 BC (To Philip 103), that the friendly relations between him and the Persian king did not long continue: they appear to have come even to an open rupture.
		Building activity of Idrieus is attested in Halicarnassus, where he must have finished the Mausoleum (http://www.livius.org/a/turkey/halicarnassus/halicarnassus2.html), and the sanctuary of Labraunda.
		Idrieus died of disease in 344 BC, after a reign of seven years, leaving the sovereign power, by his will, to his sister Ada, to whom, according to local custom, he had been married.
	www.ancientlibrary.com /wcd/Hidrieus (153 words)

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		Idrieus (or Hidrieus as he is sometimes called), was the second son of Hecatomnus, who had been made satrap of Caria in 391, and had been...
		Idrieus (in Greek Ιδριεύς; died in 344 BC) was a king or dynast of Caria.
		Later satraps were the second son Idrieus (351-344), his wife and successor, Ada (344-341), and Pixodarus, the youngest son...
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	Archaeological World in Roman & Greek period
		Under the satraps Maussollos (377-352 B.C.) and Idrieus (351-344 B.C.) the sanctuary was completely reshaped.
		Possibly his lucky escape was the reason for the launching of a large building project with a series of artificial terraces, one or two propylons, a small Doric buildings, a monumental staircase, two large banqueting halls (Andrones), a portico building, a stoa, and a peripteral temple to Zeus.
		With the death of Idrieus in 344 B.C. the project and the building activity came to an end.
	www.archaeology-classic.com /turkey/labranda.html (376 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Idrieus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Idrieus (in Greek ÎÎ´ÏÎ¹ÎµÏÏ; died in 344 BC) was king or dynast of Caria.
		He was the second son of Hecatomnus, and succeeded to the throne on the death of Artemisia, the widow of his brother Mausolus, in 351 BC.
		He died of disease in 344 BC, after a reign of seven years, leaving the sovereign power, by his will, to his sister Ada, to whom he had been married.{{rf3diod_16.42_45_69_strab_14_arr_1.23}}
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		Mausolus’ brother Idrieus (351-344 BC) carried on the building work which was interrupted upon his death.
		The second phase transformed it into a peripteral temple in the Ionic order: a row of columns, 6 in front and 8 on the sides, as well as an opisthodomos were added to the cella.
		Upon the death of Idrieus, his sister and wife Ada ruled until Pixodarus, a faithful ally of the Persians, sent her to exile in Alinda.
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	REPUBLIC OF TURKEY MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND TOURISM
		In 355, during the sacrifice festival in Labranda, Mausolos escaped from an assassination attempt on his life at the last moment.
		Buildings such as a series of artificial terraces, one or two entrance buildings, a small Dor building (probably a fountain building), monumental stairs, two large feast halls (androns), a shed building (called oikoi), Stoa and Zeus Temple surrounded with columns must have been constructed after this event.
		With the death of Idrieus in 344, such works have been stopped.
	www.turizm.gov.tr /EN/Yonlendir.aspx?17A16AE30572D3137EE1F1486EE5030E972ACAD7D1AFFDBF (458 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/350 BC
		Sidon, the centre of the revolt against Persia, seeks help from its sister city of Tyre and from Egypt but gets very little.
		Idrieus, the second son of Hecatomnus, succeeds to the throne of Caria on the death of Artemisia II, the widow of his elder brother Mausolus.
		Shortly after his accession, at the request of the Persian king, Artaxerxes III, Idrieus equips a fleet of 40 triremes and assembles an army of 8,000 mercenary troops and despatches them against Cyprus, under the command of the Athenian general Phocion.
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	BODRUM
		Hecatomanus, who ruled with the Persian title of satrap, had three sons, Mausolus, Idrieus and Pixodarus, and two daughters, Artemisia II and Ada.
		In 353 BC, upon his death, his sister and wife queen Artemisia II who was famous for her naval victory over the Rhodians, erected a monument to her husband's memory, the Mausoleum, which was one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
		Upon the death of Idrieus, his sister and wife Ada ruled until Pixodarus, a faithful ally of the Persians, sent her to exile in Alinda.
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		In 355, during the sacrifice festival in Labranda, Mausolos escaped from an assassination towards him at the last moment.
		Buildings such as a series of artificial terraces here, one or two entrance buildings, a small Dor building (probably a fountain building), monumental stairs, two large feast halls (androns), shed building (named as oikoi), Stoa and Zeus Temple surrounded with columns must be constructed after this event.
		With the death of Idrieus in 344, such works have been stopped.
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	Ada
		Ada: sister and wife of Idrieus, after his death satrap of Caria between 344 and 340, member of the Hecatomnid dynasty.
		y her father, but also her oldest brother Maussolus, Ada's sister Artemisia (who had been married to Maussolus), and her brother/husband Idrieus had occupied the office, which had been in the family for almost half a century when Idrieus died in 344.
		However, when he left the satrapy to Ada, he made a mistake, because the youngest brother, Pixodarus, felt offended.
	www.livius.org /he-hg/hecatomnids/ada.html (493 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> ada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Ada, sister of Charlemagne, for whom the Ada Gospels at Trier were produced.
		Ada of Caria, satrap of Caria, deposed by her brother Idrieus, restored by Alexander the Great
		Michaela Dippel, electronica artist from Cologne who goes by "Ada"
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	Milas müzeleri ve öğren yerleri, Truva Krali Priamos'un safinda harbe girmislerdir. Halikar-nassoslu tarihçi ...
		Mausolos (377-352) ve Idrieus (351-344) adli satraplar zamaninda burasi yeni bir görünüm kazanir.
		344'de Idrieus' un ölümüyle bu imar faaliyetleri son bulmustur.
		Arka duvarda yer alan niste Kral ailesi Idrieus ile kizkardesi ve karisi Ada'nin ve Zeus'un heykelleri saklaniyordu.
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	Labranda - All About Turkey
		The dimensions are 25 x 16 meters and 6 x 11 meters one row columns with Attica.
		At the times of the satraps named Mausolos (377–352 BC) and Idrieus (351–344 BC), this place gained a new appearance.
		Buildings such as a series of artificial terraces here, one or two entrance buildings, a small Doric building (probably a fountain building), monumental stairs, two large feast halls (Androns), shed building (named as Oikoi), Stoa and Zeus Temple surrounded with columns must be constructed after this event.
	www.allaboutturkey.com /labranda.htm (541 words)

	The Aegean Region Çamiçi LAKE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		To show his gratitude towards the god, he had the sanctuary enlarged and enhanced with a number of artificial terraces and monuments.
		Idrieus (351-344 BC) carried on the building work which was interrupted upon his death.
		The second phase transformed it into a peripteral temple in the Ionic order: a row of columns, 6 in front and 8 on the sides, as well as an opisthodomos were added to the cella.
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		The city thinking that their soldiers were returning victorious, opened its gates without hesitatian and was easly captured.To celebrate this victory Artemisia had her own statue erected.To prevent the statue to be destroyed under any circumstances she had it surrounded with a wall and declared it forbidden ground.
		After her died in 351 B.C Idrieus came to power Idrieus died in 351 B.C. leaving the rule to his wife Ada.
		The youngest brothers Pixodoros married his daugther to a Persian noble by the name of Orontobates, but died shortly before the arrive of Alexander in 344 B.C. In the spring of that year, after defeating the Persian army at Grnikos(Bigacreek), Alexsander started occupying Anatolia with remarkable speed.
	www.geocities.com /bodrumhistory (1577 words)

	HISTORY OF BODRUM ANCIENT HALICARNASUS \| Halicarnassus, Were, City, Had, After \| Bodrum : THE COMPLETE GUIDE FOR BODRUM
		The city thinking that their soldiers were returning victorious, opened its gates without hesitatian and was easly captured.To celebrate this victory Artemisia had her own statue erected.To prevent the statue to be destroyed under any circumstances she had it surrounded with a wall and declared it forbidden ground.
		After her died in 351 B.C Idrieus came to power Idrieus died in 351 B.C. leaving the rule to his wife Ada.
		The youngest brothers Pixodoros married his daugther to a Persian noble by the name of Orontobates, but died shortly before the arrive of Alexander in 344 B.C. In the spring of that year, after defeating the Persian army at Grnikos(Bigacreek), Alexsander started occupying Anatolia with remarkable speed.
	www.bodrumlu.com /english/bodrum/bodrum-history/history-of-bodrum-ancient-halicarnasus.html (1546 words)

	Labranda \| wissen.de
		Einige Baureste stammen aus römischer und byzantinischer Zeit, die ganze Anlage ist dem steilen Hanggelände abgetrotzt und auf vier künstlich geschaffenen Terrassen errichtet.
		Ganz ungewöhnlich sind, neben der Verbindung von dorischen und jonischen Stilelementen, mehrere Fenster in Vorhalle und Hauptraum sowie die hoch liegende Nische.
		Andron A wurde von Idrieus erbaut, das etwas tiefer liegende Andron B von Mausolos.
	www.wissen.de /wde/generator/wissen/ressorts/reisen/reisefuehrer/turkei_westkuste/index,page=1655710.html (636 words)

	The Internet Classics Archive \| Agesilaus by Plutarch
		He was in all other things a man of great and exact justice, but when the case concerned a friend, to be strait-laced in point of justice, he said, was only a colourable pretence of denying him.
		There is an epistle written to Idrieus, Prince of Caria, that is ascribed to Agesilaus; it is this: "If Nicias be innocent, absolve him; if he be guilty, absolve him upon my account; however, be sure to absolve him." This was his usual character in his deportment towards his friends.
		This story is related by Hieronymus, the philosopher.
	classics.mit.edu /Plutarch/agesilus.html (8479 words)

	The Wonder of Halikarnassos by Chris Drum Bodrum Life English Edition 2005
		Yes- Bodrum, ancient Halikarnassos, was on the tourist map millennia ago as the city dominated by the 5-story high tomb of King Mausolous and his sister-wife Artemisia.
		Mausolous began work on his own funerary monument before his death in 353 B.C, and his grief-stricken widow continued work on it for the next three years until she died and left the task of completion to their younger brother and successor Idrieus.
		The construction took 2 renowned architects- Pythius and Satyrus; and the leading sculptors of the Hellenic world- Bryaxis, Leochares, Timotheus and Scopas who each worked on a single side of the structure, with perhaps Pythius carving the arrangement statues with Artemisia and Mausolous, on the top of the pyramidal roof.
	www.bodrumlife.com /english05/mausoleum.htm (1001 words)

	Hand in Hand with History: Classical Bodrum by Rose Baring\| Travel Reviews from Travel Intelligence
		Herodotus describes the sanctuary of Zeus Labrayndus before Mausolusâ time as a sacred grove of plane trees, and it is easy in this remote rural setting to imagine sacrificing to the ancient gods in such a natural temple.
		Most of the pale stone buildings scattered over the monumental terraces in this hill-top eerie were built by Mausolus and his brother Idrieus, who complemented the sturdy plane trees with a forest of fluted columns in the Temple of Zeus and built monumental banqueting halls for the visiting pilgrims.
		Donât forget to buy a pot of honey from the owner of the rustic roadside cafe.
	www.travelintelligence.net /wsd/articles/art_564.html (1104 words)

	SNAIL'S TALES: Snails, knights and a king who married ...
		Bean also mentions that Mausolus and Artemisia had no children, which was probably a good thing in their case.
		Marriage between siblings seems to have been a Carian custom, for Bean mentions that Mausolusâs brother Idrieus, who succeeded Artemisia, married their younger sister Ada.
		Picture of what the Mausoleum might have looked like is from Jeppesen, K. undated.
	snailstales.blogspot.com /2006/01/snails-knights-and-king-who-married.html (1354 words)

	The Grecian Empire
		When Miletus, encouraged by the proximity of the Persian fleet, resisted, Alexander took it by assault; but, refusing a naval battle, he disbanded his own costly navy and announced that he would "defeat the Persian fleet on land," by occupying the coastal cities.
		In Caria, Halicarnassus resisted and was stormed; but Ada, the widow and sister of the satrap Idrieus, adopted Alexander as her son and, after expelling her brother Pixodarus, Alexander restored her to her satrapy.
		Some parts of Caria held out, however, until 332.
	www.chn-net.com /timeline/grec_emp_alex.html (4162 words)

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