Stratonice

Family: Pontic · Role: concubine of Mithridates · First appears: Pompey

Pompey

courtship with Mithridates “she struck his fancy so, that immediately he took her with him”
with Mithridates (interaction) “Stratonice, however, who had the greatest power and influence with him”

married with Antigonus “Antigonus had by his wife, Stratonice, the daughter of Corrhaeus, two sons;”
married with Seleucus “Seleucus sent to treat with Demetrius for a marriage betwixt himself and Stratonice, daughter of Demetrius by Phila”
married with Antiochus “In this manner, we are told, was brought about the marriage of Antiochus and Stratonice”
parent: Demetrius Poliorcetes “Demetrius left no other children by his wife Phila but Antigonus and Stratonice”
parent: Corrhaeus “Stratonice, the daughter of Corrhaeus”

Extracted from the original text of Plutarch's Lives. Made with Rho MD.