 Even if the portraits were not lifelike, this may indicate that Nikator was a separate person, and that the coins are not merely reissues of coins with Diodotus' portrait in the name of Antiochus II.Since this epithet was never used by Antiochus II (who was called ""Theos"", God), nor by any other Seleucid king named Antiochus, might indicate that Antiochus Nikator was a distinct individual.However, given the practices surrounding the award of epithets to Hellenistic rulers, it may be that Agathocles gave this epithet to one of the various kings named Antiochus in celebration of some victory.