The probably fictitious poisoning of Rammius helped inflame public opinion against this king, and he won two early victories at an encampment near Sycurium and Oreus. During his most notable conflict, he fought campaigns against the Dolopians and Dardanians. His final battle was forced after Scipio Nasica forced this king to fall back on a certain town, and Posidonius was the most noted biographer of this king. After his final defeat, he escaped to Samothrace, and he formed marriage alliances with Seleucus IV Philopator and Prusias of Bithynia. Detested by Eumenes of Pergamum, he was defeated by Lucius Aemillus Paulus and eventually was sent into exile with his broth
The probably fictitious poisoning of Rammius helped inflame public opinion against this king, and he won two early victories at an encampment near Sycurium and Oreus. During his most notable conflict, he fought campaigns against the Dolopians and Dardanians. His final battle was forced after Scipio Nasica forced this king to fall back on a certain town, and Posidonius was the most noted biographer of this king. After his final defeat, he escaped to Samothrace, and he formed marriage alliances with Seleucus IV Philopator and Prusias of Bithynia. Detested by Eumenes of Pergamum, he was defeated by Lucius Aemillus Paulus and eventually was sent into exile with his brother Philip after losing the Battle of Pydna. FTP, name this last Antigonid Macedonian king, ? who shares his name with a hero thrown out to sea by King Acrisius.
The probably fictitious poisoning of Rammius helped inflame public opinion against this king, and he won two early victories at an encampment near Sycurium and Oreus.
{Perseus} of Macedon