Amadocus

Also known as Amadoc

Amadocus (Gr. ) or Medocus () was a common name among the ancient Thracians. It was also, according to Ptolemy, the name of a people and mountains in Thrace.

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Encyclopedic overview

Amadocus (Gr. ) or Medocus () was a common name among the ancient Thracians. It was also, according to Ptolemy, the name of a people and mountains in Thrace. Amadocus I (died 390 BC), king of the Odrysae in Thrace in the 5th century BC Amadocus II, Thracian ruler who inherited the kingdom of Cotys I in the 4th century BC Amadocus, one of the princes of Thrace, who was defeated and taken prisoner by Philip V of Macedon in 184 BC Amadocus, Hyperborean mentioned by Pausanias

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