Plutarch's Lives

Seleucus

Family: Seleucid · Role: king · First appears: Agis

Agis

  • with Leonidas (interaction) “having lived a long time among the great lords of Persia, and been a follower of king Seleucus”

Demetrius

  • married with Stratonice “Seleucus sent to treat with Demetrius for a marriage betwixt himself and Stratonice, daughter of Demetrius by Phila”
  • child: Antiochus “Seleucus, indeed, had already, by Apama the Persian, a son named Antiochus”
  • with Demetrius Poliorcetes (interaction) “There was in the attendance of Seleucus one Apollonides, who formerly had been intimate with Demetrius”
  • married with Stratonice (daughter of Demetrius) “Seleucus sent to treat with Demetrius for a marriage betwixt himself and Stratonice, daughter of Demetrius by Phila.”
  • friends with Patrocles “Patrocles, a person whose judgment was greatly valued, and who was a friend highly trusted by Seleucus”
  • enemies with Demetrius Poliorcetes “Seleucus, whose jealousy made him put an ill construction on all he said”
  • enemies with Dromichaetes “he had yielded so far to his suspicions, and had let himself be so much outdone by the barbarian Dromichaetes of Thrace”

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