Artabazes
Family: Parthian · Role: captive · First appears: Book I, Chapter 18
In Book I, Chapter 18, at the Euphrates, Artabazes, a Parthian captive and son of Tigranes, was brought back from Parthia by Antony. Antony presented him to Cleopatra, who was given Artabazes along with his money and all the prey taken with him.
Relationship record
Life events
- Antony returned from Parthia with Artabazes captive and presented him, his money, and his spoils to Cleopatra.(Book I, Chapter 18 · 📍 Euphrates)
Book I, Chapter 18
- parent: Tigranes “and led with him Artabazes, Tigranes's son, captive, as a present for Cleopatra;”
- with Antony (Antony led Artabazes captive.) “Now it was not long after this that Antony was come back from Parthia, and led with him Artabazes, Tigranes's son, captive, as a present for Cleopatra;”
- with Cleopatra (Artabazes was given to Cleopatra as a captive.) “for this Parthian was presently given her, with his money, and all the prey that was taken with him.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Wars of the Jews; Or, The History of the Destruction of Jerusalem. Made with Rho MD.