Polymarchus of Pharsalus

Family: Thessalians · Role: general in command of the cavalry · First appears: Book 4, section 3, part 1/2

At Mount Narthacius, Polymarchus of Pharsalus, a Thessalian general in command of the cavalry, rallied his men briefly as Agesilaus defeated them. Polymarchus fell in the fighting, “sword in hand, with his immediate followers.”

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Life events

• Agesilaus defeated the Thessalian cavalry, and Polymarchus of Pharsalus fell in the fighting.(Book 4, section 3, part 1/2 · 📍 Mount Narthacius)
  • With: Agesilaus
  • “Still Polymarchus of Pharsalus, the general in command of their cavalry, rallied his men for an instant, and fell, sword in hand, with his immediate followers.”

Book 4, section 3, part 1/2

• with Agesilaus (They are on opposing sides in the battle.) “Still Polymarchus of Pharsalus, the general in command of their cavalry, rallied his men for an instant, and fell, sword in hand, with his immediate followers.”
• enemies with Agesilaus (They lead opposing forces in battle.) “Still Polymarchus of Pharsalus, the general in command of their cavalry, rallied his men for an instant, and fell, sword in hand, with his immediate followers.”

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Extracted from the original text of Hellenica. Made with Rho MD.