| c.327 | EUTHICRITOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 328, ends. HEGEMON succeeds until 326. | 327 wikEA |
| c.327 | PHILEMON, New Comedy poet, wins 1st victory. | 327 CAH 6 |
| c.327 | Athens passes a decree calling Pharnabazos a "benefactor of Athens and helper in her wars". | 327 CAH 6-70 |
| c.327 | DEMOSTHENES speech "Against Phormio". | 328-6 CAH 6-500 |
| c.327 | ANTIPATER made viceroy of Macedonia until 319. | 327 frH |
| c.326 | Portrait sculptor SILANION flourishes. Of 2 of his known works, his idealized portrait head of Plato was commissioned by Mithridates of Persia for the Academy of Athens c.370, and an idealized portrait head of Sappho, later copies survive. | 328-25 wikSl |
| c.326 | HEGEMON, eponymous archon of Athens from 327, ends. CHREMES succeeds until 325. | 326 wikEA |
| c.326 | Grain shortage in Greece from 330 ends. | 326 CAH 6 |
| c.326 | LYCURGOS, finance minister in Athens from 338, falls from power. Becomes manager of the theater of Dionysus until 324. | 326 B76 VI-412, Dur 2-468, LEWH 80, bk 326 CAH 6 |
| c.325 | Greek Λ CLEPSYDRA (water clock), much improved over the Egyptian, approaches the limits of its technological refinement. | 380-71 TTS, TTT 325 MCAW 171 |
| c.325 |  Lake Copias in Boeotia drained to prevent flooding. |
325 LEWH 81 |
| c.325 | HEGESIPPOS, Athenian statesman, dies. | 325 OCD 492 |
| c.325 | QUINQUEREMES 1st attested in Athenian navy. | 325 DGRA 785 |
| c.325 | Athens founds a colony under Miltiades on the shores of the Adriatic as a base to protect grain ships against Etrurian pirates. | 325 TAG 85 |
| c.325 | CHREMES, eponymous archon of Athens from 326, ends. ANTICLES succeeds until 324. | 325 wikEA |
| c. 325 | 
Dancing MAENAD painted on a Greek red-figure skyphos (2-handled deep wine-cup on a low flanged base), painted by Python. Found at Poseidonia (Paestum) Italy. A maenad is a female follower of Dionysus. Their name literally means "raving ones". Maenads (aka Bassarids, Bacchae, or Bacchantes) in Roman mythology are portrayed as inspired by Dionysus into a state of ecstatic frenzy thru dancing and intoxication. |
photo Blacas Collection 330-20 wikHED |
350-300 SHIELD PATTERNS by Luke Sarson.
| c.325 | 
EUTYCHIDES of Sicyon, sculptor, pupil of Lysippos, flourishes. Known mostly for a bronze statue of Tyche, made for newly founded Antioch. Tyche, who embodied the idea of the city, is crowned with towers, and sits on a rock, with the Orontes at her feet. This statue was copied by several Ionian cities, and a small copy here by a Roman, now in the Vatican. |
photo Janmad 350-00 wikEut |
| c.325/4 | ZOPYRION, Macedonian governor of Thrace from 331, ends. | 325/4 frH |
| c.324 | LYCURGOS dies. Athenian manager of the theater of Dionysus from 326, dies, leaving widow Callisto & 3 sons. | 326 CAH 6 325/4 CAH 6-850, OCD 629 324 B76 VI-412 323 DGRBM 2-858, wikLyc |
| c.324 | Alex-III in Opis orders Antipater to lead fresh troops into Anatolia, while Craterus, in charge of discharged veterans returning home, is to take over regency in Macedon. Craterus does not arrive until 322. | 324 wikAnt |
| c.324 | ANTICLES, eponymous archon of Athens from 325, ends. HEGESIAS (Agesias) succeeds until 323. | 324 GHH, wikEA |
| c.324 | Decrees of Alex-III are brought to Greece by legate Nicanor of Stageira:
1. Exiles Decree : All Greek cities must recall their exiles.
2. Deification Decree : Alex-III is a god - the new Dionysus, son of Zeus and bro of Apollo.
Nicanor is to replace Antipater as legate of Macedonia until Craterus arrives. Antipater is to join Alex. |
324 B76 1-472, 8-375, DGRBM 1-201, 2-1176, OCD 331, 732, hwD, lxtl |
| c.324 | When the Exiles Decree is proclaimed at the Olympic games, 20,000 men gather to hear it. | 324 CAH 6-534, GHH |
| c.324 | Craterus, on orders of Alex-III, offers Phocion his choice of 4 Anatolian cities. Phocion declines. | 324 DGRBM 3-340 |
| c.324 | ANTIPATER, Alex's legate of Macedonia 334-23, refuses to leave Macedonia as ordered, sends his son Cassander in his place. | 324 hwD |
| c.324 | HARPALUS, Alex-III's runaway treasurer with much loot, sails from Cilicia to Greece, lands at Sunion on east Attica, arrives in Athens, requests asylum, buys off many leaders. DEMOSTHENES proposes imprisoning him and storing the money in the Acropolis. | 325 DGRBM 1-986, 3-341 325/4 CAH 6 spring 324 CAH 6-838, DGRBM, GHH 324/3 CDCC 270, OCD 331, 535 |
| c.324 | Athens refuses to comply with Alex-III's exiles decree. | 324 B76 8-375 |
| c.324 | DEMADES, co-ruler of Athens 335/324-3, proposes to comply with the divine honors for Alex-III decree. | 324 B76 III-454 |
| c.324 | DEMETRIUS of Phalerum, pro-Macedonian peripatetic philosopher, begins public career at the Harpalus disputes. | 325 DGRBM 1-970 |
| c.324 | Antipater and Philoxenos order the Athenians to surrender Harpalus. Phocion and Demosthenes both advise refusing this demand. | 325 DGRBM 3-341 |
| c.324 | Historian THEOPOMPOS of Chios finishes Philippika . | 324 lvG |
| c.324 | Athens is dominant in the Aegean. | 324 GHH |
| c.324 | Areopagus, after inquiry, reports that 9 men had taken bribes from Harpalus. Demosthenes heads the list with 20 talents. 10 public prosecutors are appointed. Dinarchos writes, for one or more of these prosecutors. Only Hyperides is above suspicion. Demosthenes is fined 50 talents. | 324/3 DGRBM 2-539, wikDnr 323 CAH 6-858 |
| c.324 | DINARCHOS, Corinthian speech writer in Athens from 336, writes speeches against defendants in the Harpalus affair. "Against Demosthenes", "Against Aristogeiton", and "Against Philocles" still exist. | 324 OCD 344, wikDnr |
| c.324 | HARPALUS' trial. | 324/3 OCD 1018 |
| c.324 | LYCURGOS finance minister in Athens 338-36 dies. | 324 B76 10-1093, GHH, OHG |
| c.324 | HARPALUS dies. He is allowed to escape custody and leave Athens. He sails to Crete, where he is murdered by his lieutenant Thibron. Harpalus' mercenaries are retained by exiles from Cyrenaica. | 324 CAH 6-857, OCD 1000 |
| 324/3 | Athenian general LEOSTHENES, captain of mercenaries in Anatolia, returns to Athens, organizes the return of mercenaries disbanded by satraps in Anatolia, and maintenance of them at Taenarum (southernmost point in Greece). | 324/3 OCD 596 |
| 324/3 | HYPERIDES and STRATOCLES are among those who prosecute DEMOSTHENES in the Harpalus affair. | 324 OCD 535 324/3 OCD 1018 early 323 B76 V-253, OCD 331 |
| 324/3 | DEMOSTHENES prosecuted by HYPERIDES for taking 20 talents of "Harpalus" money, found guilty by Areopagus, fined 50 talents, exiled until 323. Goes to Trozen. | 324 B76 5-579, CAH 6, DGRBM, Dur 2-458, LEWH 80, bk 323 MCAW 172, OCD 331 |
| 324/3 | Hyperides speech "Against Demosthenes". | 323 B76 V-253 |
| 324/3 | DEMADES, pro-Macedonian co-ruler of Athens 335/4-23, accused of taking a bribe from Harpalus, offers no defense, fined, forfeits citizenship until 322. | 324 B76 III-454 323 OCD 323 |
| c.323 | GREEK CLASSICAL PERIOD ends. Began 480. LATE CLASSICAL Period ends. Began 410. HELLENISTIC PERIOD begins until 146. |
323 B76 19-295 323 or 300 CDCC 193 |
| c.323 | EPIRUS, under NEOPTOLEMUS-II 330-13 and AIAKIDES (Aeacides), son of Arybbas 331/0-317. Former king ARYBBAS 360-42 returns and regains power, to confuse the rulership even futher until 319. | 323 MRDK, rcSB2 |
| 323 June | <ALEX-III, Argead king of Macedon from 336 dies in Babylon, leaving wife from 327 ROXANA pregnant with a son. Imbecillic half bro PHILIP-III Arrhidaeos, also at Babylon, is titular king until 317. PERDICCAS and ANTIPATER fight over regency until 321. | Jun 323 LEWH 79, RAH 348 wikArg 323 Dur 2-458, OCD 39, 157, wikLKM Ecbatana: CDCC 34 |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, CYNANE, dau of Philip II and Audata, goes to Anatolia to offer her dau Eurydice to new king PHILIP-III Arrhidaeos. | 323 DGRBM 1-911, wikArrh |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, his mom OLYMPIAS begins and easily wins a propaganda war against the house of Antipater, governor of Macedonia. | 323 OCD 751 |
| 323 | CLEOPATRA, sis of Alex-III, widow of Alexander of Molossia 336-30, mother of Neoptolemus-II, now at Pella, sends a letter to Leonnatos, satrap of Hellespontine Phrygia, inviting him to come to Pella and marry her. | 323 lvG |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, Phocion tries and fails to restrain Athens from celebrating. | 323 DGRBM 3-341 |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, Athenian radical HYPERIDES expells Macedonians from Athens, organizes a new Hellenic League comprising central Greece and the Peloponnese. It lasts a few months. | 323 LEWH 80, OCD 73, lvG, lvLx |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, DEMOSTHENES, exiled from 324/3, returns to Athens. | 323 CAH 6, DGRBM 1-987, GHH |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, SEUTHES-III, king of Odryssians in Thrace 331-306, rebels. | 323 DGRBM 3-809 |
| 323 | At news of death of Alex-III, the LEAGUE of CORINTH from 337 breaks up until 302. | 323 B76 III-150 |
| 323 | Athenian rebels occupy Thermopylae and fortify it. | mid 323 lvG, lvLx |
| c.323 | HEGESIAS (Agesias), eponymous archon of Athens from 324, ends. KEPHISODOROS (Kephisophon) succeeds until 322. | 323 wikEA |
| 323 | NICAEA, dau of Antipater is sent to Anatolia to be married to regent Perdiccas. | 323 DGRBM 2-1173 |
| 323 | ANTIPATER, governor of Macedonia and "General of Europe" marches to Thermopylae and is repelled. | 323 lvG, lvLx |
| 323 | Phocion tries and fails to disuade Athens from voting war with Antipater. | 323 B76 VII-956, DGRBM 3-341 |
| c.323 | THRACE, contested by Macedonia and Scythians from 330, Macedonian part is assigned to Lysimachus, as satrap until 305, then king until 281, and under his successors until 273. Scythians continue to contest it until 310 | 323 B76 VI-420, GHH, frH, hwD, rcEB, rcSB2, wikLs, wikOK |
| c.323 | The TRIBALLI of Thrace under Macedonia from 335, come under Illyrians until 20, independently until 29. | 323 rcWB |
| c.323 | AMPHIPOLIS in Thrace, under Macedonia from 358 comes under Aristonous until 316. | 323 rcSB2 |
| c.323 | SEUTHES-III, king of Odryssians in Thrace 331-06, with 20,000 inf and 8,000 cav, opposes Lysimachus. Conflict is indecisive. | 323 DGRBM 3-809 |
| c.323 | CHERSONESE, under Macedonia from 338, comes under Thrace until 273. | 323 rcT |
| c.323 | ARISTOTLE, at Athens from 335, now unpopular as the teacher of Alex-III, accused of impiety, moves to Chalcis Euboea (where his mom's relatives live) until 322. The LYCEUM comes under THEOPHRASTOS of Lesbos until 287. | 323 CDCC 881, EoΦ 1-152, OCD 115, OHG 294, bk, wikArstt 322 DGRBM 1-320, Dur 2-640, GHH, MCAW 173, OCD 1058 322/1 B76 IX-940 |
| c.323 | ANTIPATER, governor of Macedonia and "General of Europe" withdraws to fortified city of Lamia on border of Thessaly and Greece. | 323 CAH 7.1, wikLmWr |
| c.323 | LAMIAN WAR begins until 322. 25,000 Athenians and Aetolian, Locrian, and Phocian allies against 13,000 Macedonians under Antipater in Thessaly. Thessalians are with Antipater at first, but soon defect to Greeks. | 323 CAH 6, 7.1, CDCC 496, 938, Dur 2-458, GHH, OCD 141, 596, OHG, RAH 351, lvG, wikLmWr 323/2 MCAW 172 |
| c.323 | MIDDLE COMEDY ends. Manners and romance from 400. Stock characters of all sorts have emerged: courtesans, parasites, revellers, philosophers, boastful soldiers, and especially the conceited cook. Preserved only in short fragments in authors such as Athenaeus of Naucratis. No complete Middle Comic plays have been preserved. NEW COMEDY begins until 260. Known primarily from fragments of Menander. | 340 DGRA 345 323 Dur 2-482, wikAGC |
| c.323 | EPICURUS of Samos age 18, goes to Athens for the 2 years military training necessary for Athenian citizenship, but leaves in 322. | 323 B76 6-914, DGRBM 2-33, GHH, wikEpc |
| c.323 | SICYON, in northeast Peloponese, under Thebes from 369, comes under Macedonia until 309. | 323 rcPl |
| c.323 | ELEA in Peloponnese, under democracy from 470, comes under Macedonian dominated oligarchy until 191. | 323 rcPl |
| c.323 | Athamanians ally with Athens against Macedonians until ?. | 323 wikAθm |
| c. 323 | Son of Hicesias, DIOGENES dies age c.89 at Corinth, having given instructions to throw his body outside the city wall so animals could eat it. He is considered founder of the CYNICS despite Antisthenes' prior claim. Mocker of Plato and Alex-III. Debunker of all convention. Taught by example rather than a coherent thought system. Lived in poverty, begged for food, slept in public buildings and in a large urn at the temple of Cybele, crapped in the theatre, and masturbated in public. Somehow lived to age c.89 trying to convince people that he was happy like this. Disciple CRATES of Thebes spreads his philosophy. | 325 CDΦ 175, OCD 348 324-21 CHHΦ 323 DGRBM, Dur 2-507, GHH, OHG 425, bk, wikDS 322 Dur 2-458 320 B76 III-558 |
| 323 late | Allies under Athenian LEOSTHENES besiege ANTIPATER in Lamia until 322. | 323 B76 8-376, CAH 6, 7.1, DGRBM, LEWH 80, OCD 73, 596, wikLmWr |
| c.323 | LEOSTHENES, besieging Lamia, allows Aetolians in his army to return home because of some Aetolian national business. | 322 atl4 |
| 323/2 | Athenian commander LEOSTHENES, besieging Antipater in Lamia, is killed. Athenians retreat. Leosthenes is succeeded by ANTIPHILOS. | 323 CAH 6, DGRBM 1-205, GHH 323/2 wikLmWr 322 B76 8-376, LEWH 80, OCD 596, atl4 |
| 323/2 | Macedonian reinforcements - 20,000 inf, 1,500 cav - from Anatolia arrive at Lamia under Leonnatos, satrap of Hellespontine Phrygia. Antipater is rescued. | 323 OCD 596 322 DGRBM 2-753, atl4, lvLx, wikLmWr |
| c.322 | PHOCION becomes virtual ruler of Athens until 318. | 322 B76 VII-956 |
| c.322 | Athenians fight draw battle with Macedonians at Lamia on Thessaly/Greece border. LEONNATOS, satrap of western Phrygia, now working for Antipater, defeated and killed by Greek insurgents, including Thessalian cavalry commander Menon. | 322 DGRBM 2-753, 1044, GHH, OCD 596, atl4, frH, lvLx, rcT |
| c.322 | CLEITUS, Macedonian Admiral loyal to Antipater, defeats Athenian admiral, Eetion, in 2 battles off Echinades islands, closes Dardanelles to Greek ships. | 322 OCD 249 |
| c.322 | Athenian fleet wiped out forever at AMORGOS island. | 322 LEWH 80 |
| c.322 | KEPHISODOROS (Kephisophon), eponymous archon of Athens from 323, ends. PHILOCLES succeeds until 321. | 322 wikEA |
| c.322 | Athenian orator STRATOCLES gets first news of the disaster at Amorgos. He proclaimes publicly that the Athenians had won, and urges a festival of thanksgiving. 3 days later, when the truth is known, he is charged with deception. He asks what harm he had done, having caused Athens 3 days enjoyment. | 322 DGRBM 3-923 |
| c.322 | After the Athenian fleet is eliminated, CRATERUS and Polyperchon, with 11,500 returning veterans in a fleet they had built in Cilicia, cross from Anatolia to Macedonia, join Antipater. | 323 B76 8-376, DGRBM 1-201 322 CAH 7.1-32, DGRBM, GHH, LEWH 80, atl4, hwD, lvG, lvLx, wikCrt |
| c.322 | CYNANE dies. Half-sis of Alex-III, tries to marry her dau Eurydice to Philip Arrhidaeos. Cynane is murdered by ALCETAS on orders of his bro Perdiccas. Alcetas' troops are angry about it. | 322 DGRBM 1-98, wikAlct |
| c.322 | PHILIP-III ARRHIDAEOS son of Philip-II, marries EURYDICE dau of Amyntas-IV and Cynane, dau of Philip-II. Arrhidaeos takes direction from Eurydice. | 322 DGRBM 1-350, GHH, OCD 423 |
| c.322 | Courtesan PHRYNE, notorious for public nudity, is charged with a capital offense and defended by orator Hypereides, one of her johns. She is acquitted. A controversial story alleges that Hypereides removed her robe and bared her breasts to the judges. | 322 atl4 no date: wikΦrn |
| c.322 | Courtesan LAIS of Corinth, notorious for high price, is turned down for this reason by Demosthenes. A controversial story alleges that Demosthenes offered her 1,000 drachmas for a night. She agreed, until she saw him, then upped it to 10,000. The same story says she did Diogenes for nothing. | 322 atl4 no date: wikΦrn |
| c.322 | General AMYNTAS son of Andromenes sent by Alex-III to Macedonia to collect levies, which he delivers to Alex-III in 321. | 322 wikAmnt |
| 322 | Athenian orator PYTHEAS, opponent of Demosthenes, joins Antipater. | 322 DGRBM 3-627 |
| 322 | Macedonian general MICION dies during Lamian war. He lands at Rhamnus Attica. ATHENIAN general PHOCION repels and routs the attackers. Micion is killed. | 323 DGRBM 2-1082, 3-341 322 OCD 826, atl4, wikΦoc |
| c.322 | ATHENIAN general PHOCION persuades Athenians not to invade Boeotia. | 322 atl4 |
| 322 Sep |  Macedonians under Antipater and Craterus indecisively defeat Greeks led by Athenian Antiphilos and Thessalians under Menon at CRANNON in Thessaly. |
322 Sep B76 VI-10, Aug CAH 6, 7.1-32, CDCC 270, DGRBM 1-987, 2-1044, LEWH 80, OCD 331, atl4, hwD, lvLx, wikCran, wikLmWr, wikWD |
| 322 | Thessalians under Menon negotiate with Macedonians, causing Greek confederacy to disintegrate. Greek states come to terms separately with Macedonians. | 322 DGRBM 2-1044, atl4 |
| 322 | LAMIAN WAR from 323 ends. Athens is defeated on land at CRANNON & on sea at AMORGOS. Macedonians then defeat Athenians in several cavalry and hoplite battles. | 322 B76 8-376, CDCC 496, 938, DGRBM, GHH, OCD 73, 141, 294, 331, OHG, RAH 351, frH, wikLmWr, wikWD |
| 322 | ANTIPATER approaches Athens, which recalls Demades and sends him and Phocion to negotiate. They meet Antipater at Thebes. Athenians and allies sue for peace on Antipater's terms: Athens takes back exiles, pays fine, loses Oropos, surrenders Demosthenes, Hyperides, and others of the war party, accepts an oligarchic government and a Macedonian garrison in Munychia the Piraeus citadel. Poorer citizens (more than half the population) are disenfranchized. The new Hellenic League (a few months old) is dissolved. | 322 B76 8-376, CAH 7.1-32, CDGRA 445, DGRBM 1-957, GHH, MCAW 171, OCD 73, 80, 141, 535, RAH 351, atl4 |
| c.322 | AETOLIAN LEAGUE successfully resists Macedonian invasion. | 322 B76 I-117 |
| c.322 | XENOCRATES of Chalcedon, head of Platonic Academy 338-14, becomes Athenian envoy to Antipater. | 322 CAH 6-611, CHHΦ, OCD 1141, atl4 |
| c.322 | DEMETRIUS of Phalerum, pro-Macedonian peripatetic philosopher, becomes Athenian envoy to Antipater. | 322 atl4 |
| c.322 | MUNYCHIA, a steep hill (86m. high) in Piraeus, garrisoned by Antipater, who puts Menyllos in charge until 319. | 322 DGRBM 2-1045, atl4 |
| 322 | ANTIPATER sends Archias of Thurii to capture Athenian exiles whom he had demanded. | 322 DGRBM 1-265, spring atl4 |
| c.322 | HYPERIDES, of Athenian war party, delivers a funeral oration. | 322 B76 V-253, CAH 6, 7.1 |
| c.322 | EPICURUS, age 19, in Athens from 323, rejoins parents at Colophon Lydia. | 323 B76 6-914, IDB 2-122, atl4 |
| c.322 | ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmos, satrap of Phrygia, Lycia & Pamphylia, with son Demetrius flees to Greece until 321. They ally with Antipater and Craterus. | 323 wikAntg, wikEum, wikPrd |
| c.322 | Antipater and Craterus, attack the Aetolians, who take refuge in their mountains. Antipater and Craterus are told by Antigonus-I that Perdiccas plans to divorce Antipater's dau Nicaea, marry Cleopatra, and rule the whole empire. Antipater and Craterus make peace with the Aetolians and plan war against Perdiccas. | 322 GHH, lvG, atl4, wikAnt |
| c.322 | ANTIPATER withdraws from Greece to Macedonia until 321. | spring 322 RAH 351 |
| c.322 | DEMOCRACY at Athens from 403, abolished by Antipater, Athens is forced to accept an oligarchy under Phocion until 318 along with Demades until 319, and an oligarchic constitution, limiting citizenship to those who have at least 2,000 drachmas - @9,000 out of 21,000 free citizens. | 322 CAH 6-565, 7.1-32, CDCC 268, LEWH 80, OCD 344, 535, hwD no date: B76 8-376 |
| c.322 | Macedonian garrison installed in Athens until 307. | 322 bk |
| c.322 | Pro-Macedonian Athenian DEMADES, ostracized from 323, reinstated as co-ruler of Athens until 319 to avert attack by Antipater. Demades uses influence to procure death of Demosthenes and Hyperides. | 322 OCD 323, wikDmd |
| c.322 | HYPERIDES, and others of Athenian war party, flee to sanctuary of Aeachos on Aegina island, arrested by Archias, transported to Cleonae in Argolis, and executed. | 322 B76 V-253, 8-376, CAH 6, DGRBM 1-266, 2-540, Dur 2-731, GHH, OCD 535, atl4, wikHyp |
| c.322 | DEMOSTHENES dies. Flees Athens and is condemned to death by decree of Demades. Demosthenes is pursued and caught at the temple of Poseidon at Calauria island by Archias, agent of Antipater. Demosthenes suicides by poison, age 62. | 322 B76 5-580, CAH 6, 7.1, CDCC 269-70, DGRBM 1-266, Dur 2-458, GHH, LEWH 80, MCAW 172, OCD 331, OHG, TToH, atl4, bk |
| c.322 | At instigation of Olympias, CLEOPATRA, sis of Alex-III, leaves Pella, goes to Sardis Lydia, offers her hand to Perdiccas. | Sep 322 lvLx |
| 322 | ARISTOTLE dies age 62. In Chalcis Euboea from 323, dies of gastrointestinal disease, leaving much more money to his his heirs (nephew Nicanor, bastard son Nicomachus, and 2 young kids) than Plato had left. THEOPHRASTOS continues as head of Lyceum in Athens 323-288. | 322 B76 9-1171, BNTH 41, CAH 6, 7.1, CDΦ 38, CHHΦ, Aug. DGRBM 1-321, Dur 2-555, EoΦ 1-152, LEWH 80, MCAW 173, OCD 114, 115, OHG 294, SHWC 82, TAWH 17, TToH, WDCH 61, atl4, bk, wikArstt |
| c.322 | EUDEMOS of Rhodes, in Athens with Aristotle from 335, returns to Rhodes. | 322 wikER |
| 322 Dec | 1st War of the Diadochi begins until 320. | 322 lvD, wikWD late Dec 322 lvG, lvLx |
| 322 end | All Greece is pacified under Macedonia except for Aetolia. | end 322 CAH 7.1-33 |
| c.321 | ANTI-PERDICCAS ALLIANCE is cemented by marriages: Antipater gives daughters: Phila-I to Craterus (who must divorce Amastris) until later 321, Eurydice to Ptolemy, Nicaea, who had once been promised to Perdiccas, marries Lysimachus, governor of Thrace until 301. |
322 DGRBM 3-259, atl4 321 OCD 325, lvG, lvLx, lvPt1, wikNM no date: DGRBM 1-883, hwD |
| c.321 | Antigonus-I and son Demetrius, in Greece from 322, go to Macedonia, join Antipater. | 321 DGRBM 1-187 |
| c.321 | ANTIPATER and Craterus campaign in Aetolia. | 321 DGRBM 1-883 |
| c.321 | PHILOCLES, eponymous archon of Athens from 322, ends. ARCHIPPOS succeeds until 320. | 321 wikEA |
| c.321 | ANTIPATER, leaves Polyperchon in charge of Macedonia/Greece, and Polycles in charge of Thessaly. Antipater, Craterus, and Antigonus-I cross to Anatolia to oppose partisans of regent Perdiccas. | 322 DGRBM 2-1044 321 DGRBM 1-883, 3-458, 469, GHH, OCD 73, wikAnt no date: DGRBM 1-201 |
| c.321 | Now that Antipater is gone, the Aetolians and Thessalians under Menon renew the war against Macedonians. Aetolians invade Locris, and besiege Amphissa. | 322/1 DGRBM 2-1044 321 DGRBM 3-458 |
| c.321 | Polycles hurries from Thessaly to relieve Amphissa, but is defeated and killed. | 321 DGRBM 3-458 |
| c.321 | Pro-Macedonian Athenian DEMADES sends message urging Perdiccas to cross into Europe to attack Antipater' holdings. | 321 atl4 |
| c.321 | PERDICCAS contender for regency of Macedonia from 323 murdered in Egypt. 1st War of the Diadochi from 322 ends. ANTIPATER is regent for Philip-III Arrhidaeos until 319. |
321 B76 I-424, 8-377, CAH 7.1-36, CDCC 847, GHH, MCAW 172, OCD 799, TAG 6, anan, atl4, hwD, wikArg, wikEur, wikLx 321/20 wikPrd 320 OHG, lvD, lvG, lvLx, lvPt1, wikAnt, wikEum, wikPthn, wikWD 319 frH |
| c.321 | AETOLIAN LEAGUE marches into Thessaly to help against Macedonians, but is forced out by Polyperchon. | 321 atl4 |
| c.321 | MENON main leader of Thessalians, defeated and killed in battle by Polyperchon. | 321 DGRBM 2-1044 |
| c.321 | Treaty of TRIPARADISUS in North Syria appoints satraps, in effort to hold the empire together. |
| c.321 | Polyperchon organizes Greece. | 321 CAH 7.1 |
| c.321 | Athenian New Comedy playwright MENANDER, age 21, produces 1st play: Orge "Anger", wins 1st contest. | 324 CAH 6 321 B76 VI-781, CAH 6, 7.1, DGRBM 2-1033, Dur 2-555, OCD 669, OHG, atl4 |
| c.320 | SEUTHOPOLIS is made Odrysian capital of Thrace until 281. | 320 wikOK |
| c.320 | ANAXIMENES of Lampsacus, historian, rhetorician, dies. | 320 OCD 62 |
| c.320 | ANTIPATER, guardian of Alex-III's son Alex-IV and bro Philip-III Arrhidaeos, returns with them and Roxana from Anatolia to Macedonia where they remain until 317. Antipater gets sick, and drops out of the game. | 320 DGRBM 1-122, 3-664, GHH, hwD, wikAnt 319 lvLx |
| c.320 | PHILA-I, dau of Antipater, widow of Craterus with one son, given in marriage to DEMETRIUS teenage son of Antigonus-I until 288. | 321/0 TAG 6 320 lvΦ1 319-15 wikPdA no date: hwD, lvLx |
| c.320 | ARCHIPPOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 321, ends. NEAECHMOS succeeds until 319. | 320 wikEA |
| c.320 | PRAXAGORAS of Cos, physician of the logical or dogmatic school, flourishes (mostly in Alexandria). Ups the 4 humors theory (blood, phlegm, yellow bile, black bile) to eleven. Agrees that health and disease are controlled by the balance or imbalance of these humors. |
320 CAH 7.1 no date: wikPrx |
| c.320 | THEOPHRASTOS head of Lyceum in Athens 323-288, publishes On Palms about herbs. | 320 MCAW 175 314 atl4 |
| c.320 | XENOCRATES of Chalcedon, head of Platonic Academy 338-14, gets set up by a courtesan (Phryne or Lais), who wants to score with the most uptight prude in Athens. By deception she ends up in his bed, but fails to inspire him to action. One version of the story says his students hired the courtesan. | 320 atl4 |
| c.320 | ARISTAEOS the Elder, mathematician, flourishes. Λ GEOMETRY: Publishes 5 books concerning solid loci on conic sections. All writings lost. (See Euclid 300) |
380 GHH 320-11 TTS no date: wikArst |
| c.320 | AUTOLICOS of Pitane (Aeolis), astronomer, mathematician, flourishes in Athens. Λ ASTRONOMY: Writes On the Moving Sphere oldest mathematical treatise from ancient Greece that is completely preserved, consists of only elementary theorems on spheres, but they are clearly enunciated and proved. Writes On Risings and Settings of celestial bodies, expanding on his previous work, supporting Eudoxus' theory of homocentric spheres. "Any star which rises and sets always rises and sets at the same point in the horizon." (See astro diary 331, Euclid 300) |
330 BHM 84, 680 335- 300 OCD 154, wikAuP no date: OCD 154 |
| c.320 | Sculptor PRAXITELES dies. Main subjects: gods in idealized human form. | 330 TToH 320 LEWH 80, SHWC 79 |
| c.320 | ACESTORIDES of Corinth invited to Syracuse to arbitrate disputes between Agathocles and his opponents - mainly Sostratus. Remains until 319. | 320 wikAcs |
| c.320 | 
Sculptor LYSIPPOS of Sicyon, creates Apoxyomenos "Scraper", an athlete scraping sweat and dust from his body with a strigil. Only Roman copies survive. |
photo Marie-Lan Nguyen 320 CAH 6 |
| c.320 | AESOPS FABLES, 580, collected, turned into poetry by Demetrius of Phalerum and written in a book. | 320 DGRBM 1-47 |
| c.320 | Historian THEOPOMPOS of Chios dies. | 320 CDCC 882 305 MCAW 181 |
| c.320 | CLEARCHOS of Soli Cyprus, poet, Greek polymath, peripatetic philosopher, writes extensively on eastern cultures, from Persia to India. Expresses several theories on connection between western and eastern religions. Josephus quotes him: "Jews are derived from the Indian philosophers; they are named by the Indians Calami, and by the Syrians Judaei, and took their name from the country they inhabit, which is called Judea; but for the name of their city, it is a very awkward one, for they call it Jerusalem." | 320 lqsClS, wikCS 250 B76 II-981, OCD 248 |
| c.319 | Athenians, to get the Macedonian garrison at Munychia removed, sends Demades to negotiate at Pella. | 318 DGRBM 1-957 |
| c.319 | DEMADES, pro-Macedonian co-ruler of Athens from 322, secretly plotting with Antigonus-I, is discovered by Cassander. While on an embassy to Pella Macedonia, Demades and his son Demeas are executed. | 320 DGRBM 1-201 319 B76 III-455, CAH 7.1, DGRBM, GHH, OCD 323 318 DGRBM 1-957, Dur 2-722, atl4, wikDmd |
| c.319 | Phocion to Antipater: "You cannot use me both as a friend and as a flatterer." | 319 atl4 |
| c.319 | ANTIPATER, regent of Macedonia 321-19, compels his army to elect aged POLYPERCHON his successor, instead of his own young and unpopular son Cassander. | 319 CAH 7.1, CDCC 847, DGRBM 3-469, GHH, OCD 855, hwD |
| c.319 | CASSANDER son of Antipater refuses to accept Polyperchon as guardian. Cassander, allies with Eurydice wife of Philip Arrhidaeos, then secretly goes from Macedonia to Anatolia to court more allies, unites with Antigonus-I, Lysimachus, & Ptolemy against Polyperchon. | 319 B76 8-377, 15-181, atl4, hwD |
| c.319 | ANTIPATER dies. Regent of Macedonia from 321, age 81, leaves POLYPERCHON regent until 317. Polyperchon lacks sufficient prestige to keep his generals together. | 319 B76 I-424, 612, VIII-101, 8-377, 15-180, BHS 1-43, DGRBM 3-22, Dur 2-712, LEWH 90, MCAW 174, OCD 73, 210, 855, TAG 6, atl4, bk, frH, hwD, lvD, lvG, lvPt1, wikAnt, wikArg, wikEur, wikWD 318 BI+N 123 |
| c.319 | 2nd War of the Diadochi begins when Ptolemy invades Phoenicia. Lasts until 316. Polyperchon, lawful regent of (Philip-III Arrhidaeos and Alexander-IV), vs. Cassander, Ptolemy of Egypt, and Antigonus-I Monophthalmus, supreme commander of Macedonian forces in Anatolia. |
319 CAH 7.1, lvD, lvG, wikWD 318 frH |
| c.319 | Polyperchon, regent the empire 319-17, needing allies, sends message to Eumenes in Cilicia; offers Eumenes the post of strategos (commander) of Anatolia. Eumenes accepts. | 319 DGRBM 3-469, atl4, hwD |
| c.319 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, announces his support for democracies in Greek states, abolishes oligarchies set up by Antipater. | 319 DGRBM 3-469, atl4 |
| c.319 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, invites Olympias (mom of Alex-III), in Epirus 331/0-17, to return to Macedonia. Olympias supports Polyperchon, but remains in Epirus until ?. | 319 DGRBM 3-469, atl4 |
| c.319 | CLEITUS, Antipater's satrap of Lydia from 321, attacked by Antigonus-I, sails from Anatolia to Macedonia to report it to Polyperchon. Becomes admiral under Polyperchon until 318. | 319 OCD 249, wikClt |
| c.319 | ARYBBAS dies. King of part of Epirus from 331/0, (while Aiakides and Olympias rule the rest). Son ALCETAS-II does not succeed until 313. AIAKIDES (Aeacides), continues 331/0-317 | 322 rcSB2 319 wikAryb |
| c.319 | NEAECHMOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 320, ends. APOLLODOROS succeeds until 318. | 319 wikEA |
| c.319 | Antipater's general Menyllos at Munychia, the Piraeus citadel, from 322 is replaced by Cassander's general NICANOR of Stagira. Phocion supports Nicanor. | 319 DGRBM 2-1045, 3-341, OCD 732, atl4, wikΦoc |
| c.318 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, decides to realign Athenian politics in his own interest. Favoring the popular party, he restores all liberties to Greek towns which had been garrisoned by Antipater. Many towns side with Polyperchon, but the Piraeus, now under Nicanor, sides with Cassander. | 318 lvD wikΦoc no date: Dur 2-558 |
| c.318 | Cassander arrives at the Piraeus with 35 ships to reinforce Nicanor. Cassander puts Nicanor in command of the citadel (Munychia). | 318 DGRBM 2-1176, 3-470, wikNc |
| c.318 | Polyperchon's son, ALEXANDER, arrives in Athens with a Macedonian army allegedly to expell Nicanor from Munychia, while a rabid multitude of Athenians returns home, expecting revenge against politicians who had exiled them. Polyperchon expects that Phocion would be forced to leave the urban center. The Macedonians seize control of Athens. | 318 DGRBM 1-125, 2-1176, 3-470, atl4, wikAsP, wikΦoc no date: Dur 2-558 |
| c.318 | A decree is moved by Archestratos at instigation of Agnonides accusing PHOCION of treason, and sending embassies to Philip Arrhidaeos and Polyperchon saying so. | 318 DGRBM 1-265 |
| c.318 | ATHENS, under Phocion's oligarchy from 322, Democrats regain control until 317. | 318 OCD 826 |
| c.318 | PHOCION strategos and virtual ruler of Athens from 322, is deposed. He flees to Polyperchon, who sends him back to Athens. | 318 B76 VII-956 |
| c.318 | Athenian general PHOCION dies. Now considered a traitor by both Athens and Macedonia, condemned to death by newly restored democracy. Phocion, age 85, drinks hemlock. | 318 B76 VII-956, CAH 7.1, CDCC 682, DGRBM, GHH, OCD 826, May atl4, wikΦoc 317 DGRBM 3-342, Dur 2-558 |
| c.318 | Cassander attacks Salamis island, but is forced back by Polyperchon. | 318 atl4 |
| c.318 | SALAMIS Island in Saronic Gulf, independent from 350, comes under Macedonia until 230. | 318 OCD 945, rcAg |
| c.318 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, tries and fails to dislodge Cassander and Nicanor from the Piraeus. He then puts son Alexander in charge of Athens, and goes to Peloponnese. | 318 DGRBM 3-470, wikAsP |
| c.318 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, in Peloponnese, gets all remaining cities to expell or kill their oligarch rulers. But Megalopolis holds out. | 318 DGRBM 3-470 |
| c.318 | APOLLODOROS, eponymous archon of Athens from 319, ends. ARCHIPPOS succeeds until 317. | 318 wikEA |
| c.318 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, tries and fails to capture Megalopolis in Peloponnese. | 318 atl4 |
| c.318 | Philosopher ANAXARCHOS of Abdera, known for claiming to be happy in any circumstances, falls into a swamp. His disciple Pyrrho of Elis refuses to help him. | 318 atl4 |
| c.318 | After Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, fails at Megalopolis, he sends Cleitus with a fleet to the Hellespont to prevent forces of Antigonus-I Monophthalmus from crossing into Europe, and to affect a junction with Arrhidaeos satrap of Hellespontine Phrygia, who had shut himself up in the town of Cius. | 318 DGRBM 1-786, wikClt |
| c.318 | Cassander sends Nicanor with a fleet to the Hellespont to oppose Cleitus. | 318 DGRBM 2-1176, wikNc |
| c.318 | CLEITUS, admiral under Polyperchon from 319, defeats Cassander's man NICANOR near Byzantium, then allows his troops to disembark and encamp on land. Cleitus is surprised by fleet of Antigonus-I and Nicanor, and loses all ships except his own. Cleitus flees to Thrace, where he is killed by soldiers of Lysimachus. | 318 OCD 249, 732, hwD, lvD, lvG, wikClt |
| c.318 | Sculptor LYSIPPOS dies. | 318 LEWH 80 |
| c.318 | Philosopher ANAXARCHOS of Abdera, who advised all to worship Alex-III as a god, dies. The tyrant of Cyprus, commands him to be pounded to death in a mortar. He endures this with fortitude. | 320 wikAnrc 318 atl4 |
| c.318 | Architect PHILONIDES builds porticoe of 12 Doric columns for temple at Eleusis for Demetrius of Phalerum. | 318 DGRBM 3-314 |
| c.318 | ARISTOXENOS of Taras, pupil of Aristotle, writes treatise Harmonica on music. | 318 MCAW 175 |
| c.318 | NICANOR of Stagira returns from Hellespont to Piraeus, where Cassander reinstates him in command of Munychia until 317. | 318/7 wikNc |
| c.318 | DEMETRIUS of Phalerum, pro-Macedonian peripatetic philosopher, escapes death. | 318 OCD 325 |
| c.317 | CLEITOS, king of Illyria from 335, ends. GLAUCIAS succeeds until until 303. | 317 rcWB 295 wikLI |
| c.317 |  Aiakides king of Epirus 331-13, organizes a coup among Molossians and puts NEOPTOLEMUS-II on the throne of Molossia until 313. Pyrrhus, age 2, is taken into exile under the care of Beroe, wife of Glaucias. |
317 CAH 7.1-106 lvG 316 DGRBM 1-484 |
| c.317 | EPIROTE LEAGUE, active from 330, inactive until 235. | 317 guess |
| c.317 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, residing in Greece, declares Greeks free. | 317 CAH 7.1 |
| c.317 | Athens, controled by Polyperchon, makes treaty with Cassander. | 317 CAH 7.1 |
| c.317 | Polyperchon, regent of Macedonia 319-17, residing in Greece, restricted to Peloponnese. | 317 CAH 7.1 |
| c.317 | POLYPERCHON regent in Macedonia from 319 ousted by CASSANDER, who gets regency over Philip-III Arrhidaeos until 306. Polyperchon takes Roxana, and infant son Alex-IV and flees to Epirus, where they join Olympias. They ally with Aiakides king of Epirus 331-13. | 318 DGRBM 3-664 317 B76 VIII-101, CAH 7.1-44, LEWH 90, atl4, frH, lvD, lvG, wikArg, wikCas, wikPoly |
| c.317 | NICANOR of Stagira, working for Cassander from 319, quarrels with Cassander, who has him condemned to death for treason by the army. | 318 wikNc 317 OCD 732, atl4 |
| c.317 | EURYDICE, cousin/wife of Philip-III Arrhidaeos, joins Cassander and proclaims him regent of Philip-III and Alex-IV, then gets Alex-IV excluded from the succession. | 317 OCD 423, TAG 6, atl4 no date: B76 8-377, DGRBM 3-470 |
| c.317 | CASSANDER leaves Eurydice in charge of Macedonia, invades Greece. | 317 wikArrh |
| c.317 | ARCHIPPOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 318, ends. DEMOGENES succeeds until 316. | 317 wikEA |
| c.317 | Sculptured tombs banned at Athens. | 317 CAH 6 |
| c.317 | PIRAEUS siezed by CASSANDER and garrisoned with his Macedonians until 304. | 318 atl4 317 CDCC 104, 267, LEWH 90, no date: OCD 325 |
| c.317 | OLYMPIAS, who had stayed low profile in Epirus while Antipater lived, allies with Polyperchon. | 317 TAG 7 |
| c.317 | ATHENS, under independent democracy from 318, recovered by Cassander, put under oligarchy (people who have at least 1,000 drachmas) until 307. Cassander makes peripatetic philosopher DEMETRIUS of Phalerum virtual dictator of Athens until 307. | 318 Dur 2-558 317 B76 III-457, 8-377, CDCC 104, 267, CHHΦ, DGRBM 1-970, Dur 2-555, GHH, LEWH 90, MCAW 175, OHG, atl4, hwD, rcSB3 no date: OCD 325 |
| c.317 | Athens makes treaty with Cassander. Athenians keep their city, territory, revenues, boats etc. - but in alliance with Cassander, who reserves the right to occupy Munychia "until the end of the war against the kings". | 317 CAH 7.1-43 |
| c.317 | CENSUS in Athens: population 21,000. | 317 OHG 257 |
| citizens, 127,660; slaves, 400,000 | 317 GHH |
| c.317 | Cassander invades Peloponnese. Spartans build walls around Sparta. | 317 atl4 |
| c.317 | POLYPERCHON, OLYMPIAS, and King AIAKIDES of Epirus invade Macedonia while Cassander is in Greece. They wisely bring the child Alex-IV with them. | 317 DGRBM 1-22, 3-23, 664, LEWH 90, OCD 751, 815, atl4, lvD, lvG |
| c.317 | Eurydice and husband Philip-III Arrhidaeos meet Olympias and Polyperchon at the border. Macedonian army under Eurydice refuses to fight against the son of Alex-III. Eurydice and Philip-III flee from Pella to Amphipolis, where they are caught and imprisoned. Given the choice of suicide or execution by Olympias, EURYDICE chooses suicide. | 317 CAH 7.1-44, DGRBM 1-350, GHH, atl4, lvG, wikCas, wikEur, wikWD |
| c.317 | Olympias massacres opponents in Macedonia. | 317 TAG 7, atl4 |
| c.317 | Polyperchon, eclipsed by Olympias, occupies the passes of Perraebia (northeast Thessaly), but is unable to prevent Cassander from entering Macedonia. | 317 DGRBM 3-470 |
| c.317 | CALAS sent by Cassander to keep Polyperchon busy in Perraebia (northeast Thessaly). Calas wins over many of Poly's troops by bribery. | 317 DGRBM 1-560 |
| c.317 | OLYMPIAS, divorcee of Philip-II, takes their imbecile son PHILIP-III Arrhidaeos and flees to Pydna until 316. | 317 GHH |
| c.317 | CASSANDER returns from Greece to Macedonia, besieges Olympias and imbecile son PHILIP-III Arrhidaeos in Pydna until 316. Polyperchon and Aiakides try and fail to relieve the siege. | 317 BHS 1-50, DGRBM 1-620, GHH, LEWH 90, OCD 815, atl4, wikOly 316 lvG no date: lvG |
| c.317 | ROXANA, widow of Alex-III and son ALEX-IV, imprisoned by CASSANDER in Amphipolis until 310. | 317 LEWH 90 316 MCAW 174, atl4 |
| 317 late | Imbecile son of Philip-II and Olympias, PHILIP-III ARRHIDAEOS dies. Titular king of Macedonia from death of Alex-III 323, executed by either Cassander or OLYMPIAS, who is titular ruler until 316. Technically the legitimate king of Macedonia is now Alex-III's son by Roxana, Alexander-IV. | 317 B76 8-377, CAH fall 7.1, 7.1-483, CDCC 541, DGRBM 1-350, 3-279, GHH, MRDK, OCD 815, OHG, atl4, frH, lvD, rcSB2, wikArrh, wikWD no date: LEWH 90 Olympias kills Philip: wikOly |
| c.317 | AIAKIDES, son of Arybbas, king of part of Epirus from 331/0, is expelled from Epirus until 313. Epirotes ally with Cassander, who sends general Lyciscos as his rep. | 317 atl4 316 DGRBM 1-22, 2-844 |
| c.317 | THEOPHRASTOS head of Lyceum in Athens 323-288, publishes On Piety . | 319-14 CHJ 2-620 |
| c.316 | CASSANDER, holds a royal funeral for Philip-III and Eurydice at Aegae, because a new Macedonian king traditionally does this. | 316 CAH 7.1-44, DGRBM 1-350 |
| c.316 | PYDNA, besieged by CASSANDER from 317, falls. OLYMPIAS at Pydna surrenders to Cassander, who recovers bodies of Philip-III Arrhidaeos and wife Eurydice. | 316 BHS 1-50, CAH 7.1, DGRBM, GHH, atl4 |
| c.316 | Calas, general of Cassander, corrupts army of Polyperchon by bribery, blockades Poly in Naxium Perraebia (northeast Thessaly) until death of Olympias. | 316 DGRBM 1-560, atl4 |
| c.316 | Divorcee of Philip-II, OLYMPIAS dies. Titular ruler of Macedonia from 317, tried and condemned by army of Cassander, who could find none to execute her but relatives of men she had murdered. CASSANDER, regent of Macedonia from 317, rules as honcho until 305. | 316 B76 VII-526, 8-377, CAH 7.1-483, CDCC 539, 541, 624, DGRBM 3-664, Dur 2-555, GHH, MCAW 174, OCD 815, TAG 6, TToH, atl4, bk, lvD, lvG 315 OHG |
| c.316 | ROXANA and infant son Alexander-IV are captured by Cassander, deprived of any royal claims, and held in the citadel of Amphipolis under supervision of Glaucias until 310. | 316 DGRBM 3-664, wikLx4 |
| c.316 | AMPHIPOLIS under Aristonous from 323, comes under Cassander until ?. | 316 rcSB2 |
| c.316 | POLYPERCHON, blockaded in Naxium Perraebia (northeast Thessaly) by Calas, general of Cassander, learns of death of Olympias, breaks out, flees to Aetolia, takes refuge with Aiakides of Epirus. | 316 DGRBM 1-560, 3-470, atl4, wikPoly |
| c.316 | POLYPERCHON, flees from Aetolia to Peloponnese, allies with Antigonus-I until 309. | 316 atl4, frH, wikPoly |
| c.316 | Athenian exiles ask for assistance from Aetolians. | 316 atl4 |
| c.316 | DEMOGENES, eponymous archon of Athens from 317, ends. DEMOKLEIDES succeeds until 315. | 316 wikEA |
| c.316 | 2nd War of the Diadochi from 319 ends in the west, with accepance of Cassander as regent in Macedonia, and in Anatolia with the death of Eumenes of Cardia at Gabae. | 316 frH, lvG 315 lvD, lvG, wikWD |
| c.316 | CASSANDER, to strengthen his position against Polyperchon, marries THESSALONIKE, dau of Philip-II & Nicesipolis. | 316 B76 8-377, CAH 7.1-44, DGRBM, GHH, atl4 |
| c.316 |  POTIDAEA Chalcidice refounded by Cassander as CASSANDRIA. Remains under Macedonia until 43. |
316 CAH 7.1-226, DGRBM 1-620, OCD 225, 632, 870, atl4, wikCs |
| c.316 | THEBES, under Macedonia 338-290, destroyed 335, refounded and rebuilt by Cassander, but no longer capital of Boeotian League. Cynic philosopher Crates of Thebes refuses to take part in resettlement. | 316 B76 IX-928, 8-382, CAH 6-582, 7.1-292, CDCC 878, DGRBM, GHH, MCAW 174, TToH, atl4 315 DGRBM 1-620 |
| c.316 | CASSANDER invades Peloponnese, wins over Argos and most of Messenia. | 316 atl4 |
| c.316 | APOLLONIDES made governor of Argos by Cassander. | no date: DGRBM 1-236 |
| c.316 | CENSUS of Athens taken by Demetrius of Phalerum: 21,000 citizens (males above age 20), 10,000 aliens, 400,000 slaves. Estimated 527,000 total. | 320-05 Dur 2-561 317 DGRG 1-262 316 atl4 309 DGRA 761 |
| c.316 | DEMETRIUS of Phalerum begins abolishing festival liturgies at Athens. By 307 he will have abolished about 100. | 316 CAH 7.1-293 |
| c.316 | Athenian Playwright MENANDER wins 1st prize at Lenaea festival with play: Dyscolus "Misanthrope". | 317 OCD 669, OHG 316 B76 VI-781, MCAW 175, bk |
| c.315 | PATRAIOS king of Paeonia from 340, vassal of Macedonia, ends. AUDOLEON succeeds until 286. | 315 rcEB, wikPn |
| Of the Diadochoi, some like Ptolemy, see that the huge shapeless empire, nominally the heritage of an infant and an idiot, must fragment, and resolve to grab a kingdom for themselves. Some desire, whether genuinely (as Antipater and doubtless Eumenes), or as pretence (Perdiccas), to try to hold the empire together for the kings. Antigonus-I, however, tries to grasp the whole empire for himself. | TAG 7 |
| c. 315 | CASSANDER, LYSIMACHUS, PTOLEMY, and SELEUCUS ally against ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalamus and Polyperchon. They deliver an ultimatim to Antigonus: Return Babylonia to Seleucus. Abandon Syria to Ptolemy. Abandon Phrygia to Lysimachus. Abandon Cappadocia & Lycia to Cassander. Share the loot taken from Eumenes. The ultimatum reaches Antigonus in winter. |
316 DGRBM 3-582 315 B76 8-377, CAH 7.1, DGRBM 2-867, GHH, LEWH 90, 632, MCAW 174, OHG, TAG 7, anan, hwD, lvD |
| c.315 | 3rd War of the Diadochi begins. CASSANDER, PTOLEMY, and LYSIMACHUS fight ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmus until 311. |
315 OCD 69, frH, lvD 314 lvD, lvG |
| c.315 | Antigonus-I Monophthalmus controls 240 warships. | 315 TAG 82 |
| c.315 |  Therme northwest Chalcidice refounded as THESSALONICA by Cassander, named after his wife. |
316 CAH 7.1-226, DGRBM 1-620 316/5 IDB 4-629 315 B76 IX-951, BAA 324, BBA 322, CDCC 883, ISBE 4-837, atl4, wikθsl |
| c.315 | ARISTODEMOS of Miletos is sent by Antigonus-I to Peloponnese with 1000 talents to maintain friendship with Polyperchon and his son Alexander, and to collect mercenaries. Aristodemos raises 8,000 mercenaries for war against Cassander. | 315 DGRBM 1-305, atl4, wikAM |
| c.315 | Ptolemy-I proclaims freedom of Greek cities (as Polyperchon had already done). | 315 CAH 7.1-48, 106 |
| c.315 | Thebans demand repayment of an old loan made to Thessalians. | 315 atl4 |
| c.315 | DEMOKLEIDES, eponymous archon of Athens from 316, ends. PRAXIBOULOS succeeds until 314. | 315 wikEA |
| c.315 | CASSANDER invades Peloponnese again. | 315 DGRBM 3-470, atl4 |
| c.315 | CASSANDER sends general Prepelaos on a secret mission to Alexander son of Polyperchon, Prepelaos persuades Alex to defect to Cassander. | 315 DGRBM 3-470, 522, atl4, wikPrp |
| c.315 | APOLLONIDES governor of Argos under Cassander invades Arcadia, takes Stymphalos. | 315 DGRBM 1-236 |
| c.315 | Historian TIMAIOS, traveling Mediterranean from 317, settles in Athens. | 315 CDCC 889 |
| c.315 | THEOPHRASTOS head of Lyceum in Athens 323-288, publishes On Stones . Quotes from official Egyptian documents. Classifies rocks and gems based on behavior when heated, further grouping minerals by common properties, such as amber and magnetite, which both have the power of attraction. | 315-14 CHJ 2-620 no date: wikTp |
| c.314 | Cassander puts general LYCISCOS in charge of his troops in Acarnania until 312. | 314 DGRBM 2-844 |
| c.314 | Acarnanians, at insistance of Cassander, replace their early league with a federation of new fortified cities, and to move into them. Largest is Stratos. | 314 B76 I-48 OCD 2, atl4 |
| c.314 | ALEXANDER, son of Polyperchon, , working for Cassander, besieges Cyllene, seaport town of Elis. | 314 DGRBM 1-126, wikAsP |
| c.314 | ARISTODEMOS of Miletos asks the Aetolians to support Antigonus-I; and having raised mercenaries among the Aetolians, he attacks Alexander, son of Polyperchon, who is besieging Cyllene, and compels him to raise the siege. Aristodemos also sacks Aegion (on coast west of Helice) during a raid into Achaea. | 315 Agθ 61-62 314 DGRBM 1-305, atl4, wikAM |
| c.314 | PRAXIBOULOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 315, ends. NIKOROROS succeeds until 313. | 314 wikEA |
| c.314 | After Aristodemos returns to Aetolia, the people of Dyme, in Achaea, besiege Cassander's garrison in the citadel. | 314 wikAsP |
| c.314 | AETOLIAN LEAGUE successfully resists Macedonian invasion until 311. | 314 B76 I-117 |
| c.314 | DYME, most westerly of Achaean cities, taken by Alexander, son of Polyperchon, who leaves a garrison there. Garrison is overwhelmed by residents of Dyme soon after. | 314 atl4 |
| c.314 | ACROTATOS-I, son of Cleomenes-II, unpopular at Sparta because of opposition to an amnesty for Spartans who had fled from battle of Megalopolis 331, accepts offer from Acragas which asks Sparta for help against Agathocles of Syracuse. | 314 DGRBM 1-16, atl4, wikAcr |
| c.314 | ACROTATOS-I sails a small squadron up the Adriatic to Apollonia, which is besieged by Glaucias, king of Illyria. Acrotatos forces Glaucias to make peace. He then sails to Taras. | 315 Agθ 99, CAH 6-399 no date: Agθ 62 |
| c.314 | LEUKAS Island west of Acarnania, autonomous under Corinthians from 635, no longer autonomous. See 312. | 314 rcSB3 |
| c.314 | Son of Polyperchon, ALEXANDER murdered at Sicyon by Alexion, a Sicyonian, but his widow Cratesipolis is popular with the troops, and retains control of Sicyon until 309. | 314 DGRBM 1-885, atl4, wikAsP |
| c.314 | XENOCRATES converts Polemon from a dissolute life to study of philosophy. Polemon and Crantor become friends while studying with Xenocrates. Menecrates of Elaea, Zenon, and possibly Epicurus are pupils of Xenocrates. | 313 atl4 |
| c.314 | XENOCRATES of Chalcedon dies. Head of Platonic Academy from 338. POLEMO succeeds to 270. | 315 DGRBM 3-434, GHH 314 B76 X-778, 14-539, CAH 7.1, CDΦ 4, Dur 2-641, EoΦ 3-383, KPHP 74, OCD 1141, OHG, TToH, bk, wikXn 314/3 CHHΦ, OCD 850 |
| c.314 | Aetolians besiege Agrinium, and massacre the Acarnanians after Agrinium surrenders. | 314 atl4 |
| c.314 | CASSANDER invades Illyria. | 314 atl4 |
| c.314 | EPIDAMNOS on coast of Illyria, republic under Greeks from ?, taken by Cassander until 313. | 314 atl4 |
| c.314 | APOLLONIA on coast of Illyria taken by Cassander until 313. | 314 Agθ 99 |
| c.313 | EPIDAMNOS, under Cassander from 314, recovered by Corcyrans until 212. | 313 atl4 |
| c.313 | APOLLONIA, under Cassander from 314, rescued by Corcyrans. | 313 atl4 |
| c.313 | Greek colonies of western Black Sea coast rebel against Lysimachus, expel his garrisons. | 313 wikD |
| c.313 | ODESSOS Thrace under Macedonians from 335, under Lysimachos from ?, rebels as part of a coalition with other Pontic cities and the Getae. | 313 wikOd |
| c.313 | SEUTHES-III, king of Odryssians in Thrace 331-06, declares in favor of Antigonus., occupies passes of Mount Haemus, but is defeated by Lysimachus. | 313 DGRBM 3-809 |
| c.313 | Callatia on east coast of Thrace expells garrison of Lysimachos, declares autonomy. | 313 BHS 1-112 |
| c.313 | LYCON, admiral of Antigonus-I, sent to help Callatia against Lysimachos, from whom it had rebelled. Lycon affects nothing. | 313 BHS 1-112, DGRBM 2-846 |
| c.313 | Lysimachus, satrap of Thrace 323-05, quells local rebellions, defeats and kills Pausanias, general of Antigonus.. | 313 atl4 |
| c.313 | NIKOROROS, eponymous archon of Athens from 314, ends. THEOPHRASTOS succeeds until 312. | 313 wikEA |
| c.313 | Antigonus-I Monophthalamus in Anatolia sends general Telesphorus with 50 ships to Peloponnese to oppose Polyperchon and Cassander, and to free Greek cities, hoping to convince them that Antigonus-I cared for their independence. | 313 DGRBM 3-992, atl4, wikTls |
| c.313 | Antigonus-I Monophthalmus controls 250 warships. | 313 TAG 82 |
| c.313 | AIAKIDES, king of part Epirus from 331/0, expelled from 317, recalled by Epirotes, but is soon killed. | 313 DGRBM 1-22, 3-271 |
| c.313 | On recall of Aiakides, Cassander immediately sends an army under bro Philip against Aiakides' holdings in Aetolia. | 313 DGRBM 1-22, 3-271 |
| c.313 | AETOLIA wars with Cassander until ?. | 313 GHH |
| c.313 | Son of Arybbas, AIAKIDES dies. King of Epirus from 331/0 newly recalled, killed in battle against PHILIP, bro of Cassander. Bro ALCETAS is recalled to succeed until 307/6. | 313 DGRBM 1-22, 98, MRDK, rcSB2, atl4, wikAlct, wikAryb 312 frH |
| c.313 | NEOPTOLEMUS-II, son of Alexander & Cleopatra, ruler of some parts of Epirus from 331/0, king of Molossia from 317, dethroned until 302. |
313 lvG |
| c.313 | OREOS in Euboea besieged by Cassander until later 313. | 313 atl4 |
| c.313 | PLEISTARCHOS, bro of Cassander left in command of Chalcis until later that year. | 313 DGRBM 3-412 |
| c.313 | TELESPHOROS general of Antigonus-I Monophthalamus drives Polyperchon's garrisons from all cities of Peloponnese, except Sicyon and Corinth, which are held by Polyperchon. | 313 DGRBM 3-470, 992, atl4, wikTls |
| c.313 | TELESPHOROS general of Antigonus-I Monophthalamus joins with Medios of Larissa in attempt to relieve Oreos Euboea, now besieged by Cassander. They are defeated and lose several ships. | 313 DGRBM 2-1004, 3-992, wikTls |
| c.313 | PTOLEMAUS nephew of Antigonus arrives with a fleet in Boeotia, forces Cassander to abandon siege of Oreos. | 313 atl4 |
| c.313 | PELOPONNESE, partly under Polyperchon from 316, partly occupied by Ptolemaus, nephew of Antigonus. | 313 LEWH 90 |
| c.313 | PTOLEMAUS, nephew of Antigonus captures Chalcis and Oropos, invades Attica, where he compels Athens' tyrant Demetrius of Phalerum to make peace. | 313 atl4, wikPnA |
| c.313 | Cassander loses hold on central Greece. Peloponnese sides with Antigonus Monophthalmus, who declares freedom of Greek cities. | 314 Dur 2-555 313 MCAW 174, lvD |
| c.313 | Phoenician merchant ZENO of Citium Cyprus shipwrecked on coast of Attica, loses his fortune, arrives in Athens, attends Academy and other schools, and by Crates of Thebes and Stilpo of Megara, soon joins Cynics. | 314 Dur 2-650 313 BNTH 44, OCD 1145 312 B76 X-874 312/1 CAH 7.1 310 OHG 424 278 GHH |
| c.313 | THEOPHRASTOS head of Lyceum in Athens 323-288, writes about geography of Italy. 1st Greek book giving exact info about Rome. | 314/3 E2LM 47 313 atl4 |
| c.312 | EPIDAMNOS on coast of Illyria, under Corcyrans from 313, delivered over to GLAUCIAS king of Illyria 317-03. Under Illyria until 219. | 312 B76 III-726, DGRBM 2-273, rcWB |
| c.312 | THEOPHRASTOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 313, ends. POLEMON succeeds until 311. | 312 wikEA |
| c.312 | Antigonus-I Monophthalamus, in Anatolia, puts Peloponnese under command of nephew Ptolemaus, which induces his general Telesphorus to go renegade in Elis, and even plunder the sacred treasures at Olympia. He is soon forced to submit to Ptolemaus. | 312 DGRG 1-819, 3-992, atl4, wikTls |
| c.312 | Medios of Larissa, working for Antigonus-I Monophthalamus, sent with 150 ships to land in Boeotia, now under Ptolemaus, nephew of Antigonus. | 312 DGRBM 2-1004 |
| c.312 | Medios of Larissa, working for Antigonus-I Monophthalamus, sails from Boeotia to Anatolia at the Hellespont. | 312 DGRBM 2-1004 |
| c.312 | Λ LEUKAS Island west of Acarnania joins Acarnanian League until 290. | 312 rcSB3 |
| c.312 | APOLLONIA on coast of Illyria is attacked unsuccessfully by Cassander. | 312 atl4 |
| c.312 | EPIDAMNUS on coast of Illyria, independent republic from ?, comes under Illyria until 219. | 312 rcWB |
| c.312 | General LYCISCOS, Cassander's man in charge of his troops in Acarnania from 314, sent to Epirus. | 312 DGRBM 2-844 |
| c.312 | Cassander, sends army under Lyciscos to conquer ALCETAS-II king of Epirus 313-06, fails, allies with Alcetas. | 312 DGRBM 1-98, wikAlct |
| c.311 | Greek colonies of western Black Sea coast make treaty with Lysimachus, but the siege of Callatia continues until 310/9. | 311 wikD |
| c. 311 | 3rd War of the Diadochi from 315 ends with attempted settlement: Cassander, Lysimachus, & Ptolemy-I agree on status quo with Antigonus-I, except that Seleucus is not mentioned. This allows Antigonus-I to continue fighting Seleucus over Syria and Mesopotamia, Cassander to secure Macedonia until 306, and Ptolemy-I to continue expanding in the Aegean. Greek towns are recognized by all parties as free and autonomous (but Cassander keeps several garrisons in place). Boy king Alexander, son of Alex-III & Roxana, would rule the entire empire when he comes of age, in 305 (fat chance). Polyperchon, though still controlling an army, had lost all authority and could only maintain himself in the Peloponnese. Uneasy peace lasts until 307. | 311 B76 1-990, 8-377, 16-503, CAH 7.1-50, LEWH 90, MCAW 174, OCD 69, OHG, TAG 7, anan, frH, hifi, hwD, lvD, lvG |
| c.311 |  LYSIMACHUS satrap of Thrace 323-05, secures both sides of the straits, begins building LYSIMACHIA across from Cardia in Chersonese, finished 308. |
311 B76 8-378, wikLs |
| c.311 | POLEMON, eponymous archon of Athens from 312, ends. SIMONIDES succeeds until 310. | 311 wikEA |
| c.311 | OLYMPIC DATING, standard from 776, replaced by SELEUCID dating of Babylonian Calendar. | 311 DHoI 4-402 |
| c.311 | Timaeus the historian moves to Athens. | 311 atl4 |
| c.310 | THRACE, contested by Macedonians and Scythians from 330, and with Lysimachus from 323, divided between them until ?. | 310 wikθW |
| c.310 | CASSANDER helps Audoleon, king of Paeonians, after an invasion by the Autariatae Illyrians. | 310 atl4 |
| c.310 | AUTARIATAE Illyrians wiped out by Celts. | 310 wikAu |
| c.310 | Widow of Alex-III, ROXANA and son ALEXANDER-IV killed. Prisoners of CASSANDER at Amphipolis from 316, murdered by Glaucias on secret orders from Cassander. Bodies disposed of secretly. | 311 DGRBM 1-122, 620, 3-664, MCAW 174 311/0 DGRBM 2-273 310 B76 8-377, CAH 7.1, LEWH 90, MRDK, OHG, atl4, frH, hwD, lvG, wikRox 310/9 wikCas, wikHrc |
| c.310 | ARGEAD dynasty ends. Ruled Macedonia from 700, ends with death of Alexander-IV. | 311 B76 I-501 |
| c.310 | EUHEMEROS, Sicilian mythographer at court of Cassander, writes Sacred History . Ascribes a historical basis for all myths. Describes his travel to Panchaia island in Indian Ocean where he discovered an inscribed stele in the temple of Zeus Triphylius. Says Olympian gods (Uranos, Kronos, Zeus) were deified kings. "Euhemerism" = the idea that gods are great men worshipped after their death. |
310 MCAW 179 300 bk, dgrt |
| c.310 | SIMONIDES, eponymous archon of Athens from 311, ends. HIEROMNEMON succeeds until 309. | 310 wikEA |
| 310 Aug. 15 |
SOLAR ECLIPSE seen in Sicily, is noted by Diodoros as being in the archonship of Hieromnemon. | 310 Aug. 15 Agθ 97, hbar |
| c.310 | Antigonus-I sends a bastard son of Alex-III, named Heracles, and his mother Barsine from Pergamum, to Polyperchon in the Peloponnese, so Polyperchon could use mother and son to raise support for a revolt against Cassander. | 310 DGRBM 2-401, 3-470, atl4 309 hwD no date: lvD |
| c.310 | Citizen class in Attica, 22,000 in 400, has dropped to 21,000. | 313 Dur 2-468 |
| c.310 | PTOLEMAUS, nephew of Antigonus now in the Peloponnese, abandons his uncle and makes treaty with Cassander and Ptolemy-I Soter. | 310 atl4, wikPnA |
| c.310 | HECATAEOS of Abdera writes 1st Hellenic cultural history of Egypt, proposing that Egypt is the birthplace of civilization. | 320-05 OHG 300 OCD 490 |
 Battle of Issus {{PD-US}} |
| c.310 | ALEXANDER MOSAIC: Roman floor mosaic c.100BC by an unknown artist at Pompeii, copy of a 310BC original Greek fresco by Philoxenos of Eretria of the Battle of Issus. Or possibly a painting by Aristides of Thebes or Apelles of Kos. | 310 wikBI |
| c.309 | LYSIMACHIA in northwest Chersonese, founded 311 by Lysimachos. To populate it, Lysimachus destroys Cardia. |
309 wikLT |
| c.309 | Polyperchon, in Peloponnese, allied with Antigonus-I from 316, breaks away from him. Negotiates with Cassander. This scares Greek cities, which call on Ptolemy-I to intervene. | 309 B76 8-378, wikPoly 309/8 CAH 7.1 |
| c.309 | Polyperchon, in Peloponnese, sends a force as far as the borders of Macedon intending to proclaim Heracles, alleged bastard of Alex-III, king. Cassander decides to negotiate with Polyperchon, promises him much including governorship of Peloponnese if he will murder Heracles. | 309 DGRBM 1-620 309/8 CAH 7.1-54 |
| c.309 | HERACLES dies. Alleged bastard of Alex-III and Barsine, murdered at a banquet by Polyperchon, who has been bribed to do so by Cassander, who now has no reason to keep his promises. Polyperchon retires into obscurity. | 309 DGRBM 1-620, GHH, atl4, frH, lvG, wikPoly 308 hwD |
| c.309 | SICYON, in northeast Peloponese, under Macedonia from 323, under Cratesipolis from 314, betrayed by Cratesipolis to Ptolemy-I until 303. | 309 rcPl 308 DGRBM 1-620, 3-583 |
| c.309 | HIEROMNEMON, eponymous archon of Athens from 310, ends. DEMETRIOS succeeds until 308. | 309 wikEA |
| c.309 | PTOLEMAUS, nephew of Antigonus sails from Chalcis to Cos island to join Ptolemy-I Soter. Well received at first, but soon offends Pt-I by his intrigues and ambitions, and is imprisoned and forced to suicide by poison. | 309 wikPnA |
| c.309 | EPICURUS moves to Mytilene Lesbos, thence to Lampsacus in the Hellespont. He sets up schools in both. Teaches until 306. | 311 B76 6-914 309 OCD 390 |
| c.309 | Son of Cleombrotos, CLEOMENES-II dies. Agiad king of Sparta from 370. Son Cleonymos is passed over for being a jerk. He is guardian for grandson Areos-I, son of Acrotatos. AREOS-I succeeds to 265. | 309 CDCC 74, DGRBM 1-279, 793, 799, IDB 3-603, MRDK, OCD 104, 251, 1007, bk, lvG, rcPl, wikKS 309/8 wikCS |
| c.309/8 | CASTORION of Soli at Athens, commissioned to compose hymns for public festivals. | 309/8 BHS 1-232 |
| c.308 | AREOS-I, Agiad king of Sparta 309-265, writes letter to ONIAS-I, high priest 320-300 declaring friendship with Jews. | 1Mac 12:7-24 no date: ISBE 3-605 |
| Josephus incorrectly says this letter was to Onias-III. | Antiq 12:4:10 |
| c.309 | PTOLEMY-I, satrap of Egypt 323-95, invades PELOPONNESE. Captures Sicyon, Megara, stays until 308. | 309 rcPl 308 B76 8-378, CAH 7.1-55, DGRBM, GHH, hwD |
| c.308 | PTOLEMY-I, sails from Aegean islands to Peloponnese, tries to unite Greek States, on pretext of freedom, under his own leadership, captures Corinth, which is betrayed to him by Cratesipolis, tries to revive the Corinthian League, fails. Captures Sicyon, Megara, stays until 308. CORINTH, under Macedonia from 338, in unknown condition until 303. |
309 rcPl 308 B76 8-378, CAH 7.1-55, DGRBM 1-620, 3-583, GHH, ISBE 3-1048, TAG 80, 371, atl4, hwD |
| c.308 | DEMETRIOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 309, ends. KAIRIMOS (Charinos) succeeds until 307. | 308 wikEA |
| c.308 | PTOLEMY-I, in Corinth, loses local support, comes to terms with Cassander temporarily, garrisons Corinth and Sicyon, retires to Egypt. | 308 B76 8-378, CAH 7.1-106, DGRBM 3-583, atl4, hwD, lvD |
| c.308 | CASSANDER, free of trouble from Ptolemy, invades Epirus unsuccessfully. | 308 hwD |
| c.308 | LYSIMACHIA in Chersonese begun by Lysimachus 311, finished. |
309 DGRBM 2-868 309/8 CAH 7.1-108 308 OCD 1065, atl4 |
| c.308 | ACROTATOS-I, son of Cleomenes-II, dies on Crete. | 308 atl4 |
| c.307 | While Cassander is in Epirus, DEMETRIUS son of Antigonus-I, is sent by Antigonus with 250 ships from Anatolia? to Greece, where Cassander and Ptolemy-I hold all the main cities. 4th War of the Diadochi begins until 306. |
308 wikWD 307 B76 8-378, CAH 7.1-55, DGRBM 1-962, TAG 8, lvA, lvD, lvG, wikD1M 306 hwD |
| c. 307 | ATHENS, under Cassander and his minion Demetrius of Phalerum from 317, taken by DEMETRIUS, son of Antigonus-I until 301. He is well received, and with extravagant flattery from a faction under Stratokles and Dromokleides. Demetrius of Phalerum, pro-Macedonian dictator of Athens from 317, flees to Boeotia. Oligarchy from 317 replaced by DEMOCRACY until 301. Athens is independent until 294. | 307 B76 II-612, III-457, 8-378, CAH 7.1, CDCC 104, 266-7, DGRBM 1-188, 620, 970, Dur 2-555, GHH, IDB 2-493, LEWH 90, MCAW 179, OCD 325, 344, OHG, TAG 42, TToH, atl4, hwD, lvD, lvG, rcSB3, wikD1M, wikWD |
| c.307 | KAIRIMOS (Charinos), eponymous archon of Athens from 308, ends. ANAXICRATES succeeds until 306. | 307 wikEA |
| c.307 | Macedonian garrison in Athens from 322, removed. | 307 bk |
| c.307 | CASSANDER attacks Ptolemy-I in Greece, quickly confines Ptolemy's garrisons to Corinth and Sicyon, has war with Athens until 304. | 307 CAH 7.1-58, atl4 |
| c.307 | DEMOCHARES, becomes leader of Athenian democrats until 303, begins FOUR YEARS WAR with Cassander until 304. | 307 DGRBM 1-973, LEWH 90, OCD 327 |
| c.307 | MUNYCHIA, a steep hill (86m. high) in Piraeus, besieged and taken by DEMETRIUS, son of Antigonus-I. Citadel destroyed. | 307 DGRG 1-307, atl4, wikD1M |
| c.307 | DEMETRIUS, son of Antigonus-I promises Athens wood for 100 new triremes. | 307 DGRA 785 |
| c.307 | Athenian Assembly declares Demetrius and father Antigonus-I SAVIOR GODS. They are given divine honors, and a priesthood, Hiereiston Soteron, which lasts until 287. | 307 BHS 1-126, DGRA 606, IDB 2-493, atl4, lvD |
| c.307 | DEMETRIA, an annual festival, established at Athens in honor of Demetrius. | 307 DGRA 390 |
| c.307 | STATUES of Antigonus-I and son Demetrius are made by Athenians, and placed next to statues of Harmodios & Aristogiton. | 307 DGRBM 2-350 |
| c.307 | DINARCHOS, pro-Macedonian speech writer & orator, in oligarchic Athens from 317, and now rich, accused of secretly dealing with Cassander, condemned to death, withdraws into exile at Chalcis in Euboea until 292. | 307 DGRBM 1-950, GHH, OCD 344, wikDnr |
| c.307 | MEGARA taken by DEMETRIUS son of Antigonus-I. | 307 atl4 |
| c.307 | Temple of Demeter and Persephone at Eleusis enlarged by architect Philon. | 307 atl4 |
| c.307 | Leaders of philosophical schools must be approved by Athenian Assembly. | 307 Dur 2-641 |
| c.307 | THEOPHRASTOS head of Lyceum in Athens 323-288, exiled from Athens until ?. | 307 CAH 7.1 |
| c.307 | STRATOCLES becomes an agent of Demetrius, son of Antigonus-I, in Athens until ?. | 307 OCD 1018 |
| c.307 | DEMETRIUS of Phalerum, in Boeotia 307, condemned to death in absentia by Athenians, who tear down all but 1 of his 360 statues. | 307 DGRBM 1-970, atl4 |
| c.307 | DEMETRIUS of Phalerum, in Boeotia 307, goes to Egypt. | 307 CAH 7.1, DGRBM 1-970, Dur 2-586 |
| 307/6 | ALCETAS-II dies. King of Epirus from 313, murdered by his own people. His 2 sons are also killed. Neph PYRRHUS-I, son of Aiakides, (aided by an army of Glaucias king of Illyria) succeeds to 302 as a puppet of Glaucias. | 312 atl4 307 B76 8-382, DGRBM 1-98, 2-273, MRDK, OCD 903, rcSB2 306 frH, lvG, wikAlct, wikPyr |
| c.306 | PYRRHUS, king of Epirus 307-02, allies with DEMETRIUS son of Antigonus-I. | 307 B76 8-382 |
| c.306 | APOLLONIA on coast of Illyria makes treaty with Rome. | 306 SORH |
| c. 306 | EPICURUS, age 35, head of a school in Lampsacus from 309, moves back to Athens with his followers. Friends of Epicurus buy him a house and garden (Kepos) in Athens, in which he founds the EPICUREAN SCHOOL. Admits freemen, women, and slaves; the 1st Greek philosophical school to admit women as a rule rather than an exception. The Kepos admits one of Epicurus' slaves named Mouse. An inscription on the gate says, "Stranger, here you will do well to tarry; here our highest good is pleasure". He instituted a hierarchical system of levels among his followers, and had them swear an oath on his core tenets. | 307 OHG 473 307/6 CDCC 318, OCD 390 306 B76 6-911, 914, BNTH 41, CAH 7.1, DGRBM 2-33, Dur 2-555, GHH, IDB 2-122, KPHP 85, MCAW 179, atl4, brit, wikEpc |
| c.306 | Son of Cotys-!, SEUTHES-III ends. King of Odrysians in Thrace from 331 (vassal of Macedonia) from 341 ends. Son Cotys-II does not rule until 300. | 306 frH, rcSB2 300 wikLRTD, wikOK |
| c.306 | BYZANTIUM, under Macedon from 334, independent until 73. | 306 rcT |
| c.306 | ANAXICRATES, eponymous archon of Athens from 307, ends. COROEBOS succeeds until 305. | 306 wikEA |
| c.306 | LIGHT is recognized by Epicurus as coming from a source, being reflected by an object, and entering the eye to produce a sensation. | 300 B76 10-929 |
| c.306 | Athenians pass a decree in honor of Lycurgos, one of the 10 notable orators at Athens, and set up a statue of him. | 306 Jan atl4 |
| c.306 | Athenian democrat OLYMPIODOROS gets help from Aetolia to oppose Cassander. | 306 OCD 751 |
| c.306 | A proposal is made by one Sophocles son of Amphicleides, and supported by Demochares, to expell all philosophers except Stoics from Attica. | 306 wikDmc 286 atl3 no date: DGRBM 1-973 |
| c.306 | TRIBES of Athens, 10 from 510, increased to 12 by addition of Demetrias and Antigonis. Remain 12 until 224/3. | 307 CDGRA 647, DGRA 1155 307/6 stoa 306 DGRA 213 |
| c.306 | DEMETRIUS-I, son of Antigonus-I, in Greece from 307, sent by father to attack Cyprus. | 306 DGRBM, hwD, lvD, wikCyp |
| c.306 | After conquest of Cyprus, Antigonus-I in Syria assumes royal title for himself (until 301) and his son DEMETRIUS-I. Therefore the following do likewise: PTOLEMY-I, SELEUCUS, LYSIMACHUS. CASSANDER refrains temporarily. |
307 LEWH 90 306 B76 8-378, CDCC 52, 266, 537, DGRBM 2-868, MCAW 178, OCD 69, 632, anan, hifi, hwD, rcSB2, wikAntg |
| c.305 | CASSANDER regent of Macedonia from 317, honcho from 316, claims kingship of Macedonia until 297. ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmus had already claimed kingship. | 306 wikArg 305 B76 II-612, 8-378, 15-181, atl4, frH, wikCas, wikLKM |
| c.305 | CASSANDER operates in Greece while Demetrius besieges Rhodes. | 305 DGRBM 1-620 |
| c.305 | CASSANDER occupying ELATEA Phocis is defeated by Athenians under OLYMPIODOROS with help from Aetolians. | 305 OCD 377, atl4 |
| c.305 | Son of Archidamos-III, EUDAMIDAS-I ends. Eurypontid king of Sparta from 331. Son ARCHIDAMOS-IV, succeeds to 275. | 305 OCD 1007, lvG, wikKS 300 MRDK, rcPl |
| c.305 | LYSIMACHUS, satrap of Thrace from 323, claims kingship of Thrace until 281. | 306 MRDK, wikLs 305 B76 8-378, ISBE 3-1048, RAI3 413, atl4, frH |
| c.305 | DOBROGEA (land between north turning of Danube as it approaches Black Sea, and Black Sea itself), under Macedonia from 339, comes under Lysimachus until 300. | 305 rcEB |
| c.305 | COROEBOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 306, ends. EUXENIPPOS succeeds until 304. | 305 wikEA |
| c.304 | HALOS in southern Thessaly, destroyed from 346, refounded. | 304 lvG |
| c.304 | ATHENS besieged by Cassander. | 304 TAG 9 |
| c.304 | Polyperchon is conquering the Peloponnese. | 304 TAG 9 |
| c.304 | EUXENIPPOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 305, ends. PHERECLES succeeds until 303. | 304 wikEA |
| c.304 | DEMETRIUS-I (now called Poliorcetes), son of Antigonus-I, sails 330 ships including transports to Greece, where Athens is besieged by Cassander. Demetrius expells Cassander, conquers the isthmus region, wins over Corinth and most of Peloponnese, tries to revive the League of Corinth under himself and his father. | 304 B76 8-378, BHS 1-58, DGRBM 1-620, TAG 9, 82, hwD, lvD 303 GHH |
| c.304 | CHALCIS Euboea taken by DEMETRIUS-I. | 304 atl4 |
| c.304 | DEMOCHARES, neph of Demosthenes, leader of Athenian democrats, arranges an alliance between Athenians and Boeotians. | 304 atl4 |
| c.304 | FOUR YEARS WAR from 307 between DEMOCHARES, leader of Athenian democrats, and Cassander ends. | 304 LEWH 90, OCD 327 |
| c.304 | ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmus fights CASSANDER until 302. | 304 OCD 69 |
| c.304 | Boeotia, mid-Greece, and a large part of the Peloponnese are conquered by Cassander. | 304 TAG 9 |
| c.304 | SALAMIS Island in Saronic Gulf, under Macedonia 318-230, taken by Cassander. | 304 atl4 |
| c.304 | PIRAEUS, under Macedonians from 317, recovered by Athenian democrat Olympiodoros. | 304 atl4 |
| c.304 | CASSANDER'S army in Attica 304, expelled by ANTIGONUS-I, who pursues it as far as Heraclea Trachis in Thessaly. | 304 atl4, |
| c.304 | Envoys from TARAS, a Spartan city in Italy, arrive in Sparta seeking to hire a champion to defend them against Lucanians. Regent CLEONYMUS, bro of Acrotatus, despised in Sparta for his obnoxious character, sees it as an opportunity for foreign conquest, takes their money, and hires mercenaries. | 304 LEWH 90 304/3 Agθ 205/6 303 DGRBM 1-799 303/2 CAH 7.1-406 |
| c.303 | GLAUCIAS king of Illyria from 317, ends. No succesor until 295. | 303 rcWB |
| c.303 | Spartan CLEONYMUS, with 5,000 mercenaries, sails for Taras Italy. | 304 rcSI 304/3 Agθ 205/6 303 OCD 251, wikCS no date: Agθ 206, LEWH 90 |
| c.303 | PHERECLES, eponymous archon of Athens from 304, ends. LEOSTRATOS succeeds until 302. | 303 wikEA |
| c.303 | Polyperchon cooperates with Cassander and his general Prepelaos against Demetrius. | 303 DGRBM 3-470 |
| c.303 | MANTINEA Arcadia allies with Polyperchon. | 303 rcPl |
| c.303 | STRATOCLES, agent of Demetrius-I Poliorcetes in Athens, upheld by Demetrius-I against partisans of Cassander. | 303 OCD 1018 |
| c.303 | Polyperchon drops out of history. | post-304 DGRBM 3-470, wikPlp |
| Dies in Peloponnese. | 303 frH | |
| c.303 | ARGOS occupied by ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmus until ?. | 303 B76 1-991, DGRBM 1-963, rcPl |
| c.303 | SICYON, under Ptolemy-I from 309, governed by his man Philip from ?, surrendered by Philip to Demetrius Poliorcetes, moved to a different location!, and occupied by ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmus and given to Demetrius-I Poliorcetes until 282. | 303 B76 1-991, DGRBM 1-963, 3-271, atl4, rcPl |
| c.303 | Cassander's general Prepelaos holds the important fortress of Corinth with a large force, but is unable to prevent its falling to Demetrius Poliorcetes. | 303 wikPrp |
| c.303 | CORINTH, in unknown condition from 308, occupied by Demetrius Poliorcetes, back under Macedonia until 200, then under a Macedonian tyrant until 197. | 303 B76 1-991, DGRBM 1-963, atl4, rcPl |
| c.303 | DEMETRIUS-I Poliorcetes convenes an Amphictyonic Council at Corinth, which grants him the same authority as it had granted Philip-II and Alex-III. | 303 DGRBM 1-188, GHH |
| c.303 | Argos, Bura, Orchomenos Arcadia, other cities in Peloponnese, and Scyros island in Sporades, occupied by Demetrius Poliorcetes. | 303 atl4 |
CONFUSION ALERT! ORCHOMENOS is a city in Boeotia and another in Arcadia.
| c.303 | Cassander in the isthmus from ?, expelled by DEMETRIUS-I Poliorcetes. | 303 CAH 7.1 |
| c.303 | ACHAEA, ELIS, and almost all ARCADIA join ANTIGONUS-I Monophthalmus. | 303 B76 1-991, rcPl |
| c.303 | DEMETRIUS-I Poliorcetes, at Argos, marries Deidameia, sis of Pyrrhus, who as a child had been selected to be the future bride of Alex-III's son . Marriage to Deidameia lasts until 298. Demetrius'other wife, Phila-I leaves until after Ipsus, probably to bro Cassander. | 303 CAH 7.1-106, TAG 9, 19, atl4 |
| c.303 | DEMOCHARES, neph of Demosthenes, ridicules a decree of Stratocles, which contained a eulogy of Demetrius Poliorcetes. Demochares is banished from Athens until 298. He goes to court of Lysimachus. | 303 DGRBM 1-973, GHH, TAG 42, wikDmc 302 DGRBM |
| c.303 | ZENO of Citium, follower of Crates the cynic from ?, starts to attend lectures of Stilpon and Polemon. | 10 yrs after arrival in Athens: atl4 301 atl4 |
| c.303/2 | Λ CORCYRA, recognized as independent from 355, siezed by Spartan CLEONYMOS until 300. | 303 B76 8-378, atl4, rcSB3, wikCrf 303/2 wikCS 302 OCD 251, rcSB3 |
| c.302 | PYRRHUS, boy-king of Epirus from 307/6, expelled until 297 by Cassander. Joins bro-in-law Demetrius Poliorcetes in Greece. AIAKIDES, son of Arybbas, rebels, and sets up NEOPTOLEMUS-II (313) as king of part of Epirus until 295, under protection of Cassander. | 303 OCD 903 302 B76 III-326, 8-382, CAH 7.1-106, DGRBM 2-1155, MRDK, lvG, rcSB2, atl4, wikPyr |
| c.302 | DEMETRIUS Poliorcetes, returns again to Greece as liberator. | 302 wikD1M |
| c.302 | LEAGUE of CORINTH, defunct from 323, revived by Demetrius-I at Corinth as the HELLENIC LEAGUE. Envoys from all Hellenic states except Sparta, Messenia, and Thessaly elect Antigonus-I and Demetrius league protectors. An Antigonid garrison is installed in Corinth. | 303 B76 III-150, TAG 9 302 B76 1-991, CAH 7.1-59, LEWH 90, atl4, hwD, wikD1M |
| c.302 | LEOSTRATOS, eponymous archon of Athens from 303, ends. NICOCLES succeeds until 301. | 302 wikEA |
| c.302 | DEMETRIUS-I Poliorcetes initiated into Eleusinian mysteries, though it is the wrong time of year. | 302 atl4 |
| c.302 | Archedicos the poet supports the Macedonian party in Athens. | 302 GHH |
| c.302 | Spartan CLEONYMUS sails from Corcyra back to Italy. | 302 wikCS |
| c.302 | Spartan CLEONYMUS sails from Italy back to Corcyra. | no date: Agθ 210 |
| c.302 | DEMETRIUS Poliorcetes, with a force much greater than Cassander, invades Thessaly, but accomplishes little. Both build large camps and eyeball each other, but avoid battle. | |
302 DGRBM 1-963, atl4, MCAW 178, TAG 9, 86, hwD, lvD |
| c.302 | PHERAE, under Macedonia from 344, taken by DEMETRIUS Poliorcetes. | 302 DGRBM 1-963 |
| c.302 | HALOS in southern Thessaly, refounded 304, inhabitants are allowed to return and rebuild by Demetrius-I. | 302 lvG |
| c.302 | ANTIGONUS-I in Anatolia is closed in by enemies: Ptolemy, Lysimachus and Seleucus-I. Therefore his son DEMETRIUS has to abandon his attack on CASSANDER in Thessaly and go to Anatolia until 300. He takes bro-in-law Pyrrhus of Epirus with him. | 302 MCAW 178, TAG 10, atl4, hwD, lvD |
| c.302 | CASSANDER initiates a coalition against Antigonus. Lysimachus, Seleucus-I, and Ptolemy-I join. | 303 ISBE 3-1048 302 DGRBM 2-868, 3-583, 771, atl4, wikPt1 |
| c.302 | LYSIMACHUS, reinforced by troops from Cassander, invades Anatolia. | 303 lvD 302 BHS 1-59, DGRBM 2-868, atl4, wikLs 302/1 hwD |
| c.302 | Cassander sends general Prepelaos with a large army, to cooperate with Lysimachus in Anatolia. | 302 DGRBM 3-522, wikPrp |
| c.302 | PLEISTARCHOS, bro of Cassander, with 12,000 inf and 500 cav tries to join Lysimachus in Anatolia. Since the Hellespont is occupied by Demetrius' navy, he tries to sail from Odessos to Heraclea Pontus, but loses most of his ships to Demetrius' navy and a storm. Pleistarchos narrowly escapes shipwreck but gets some of his troops to Anatolia. | 302 DGRBM 3-412, lvD |
| c.302 | STOICISM formulated by ZENO of Citium, who begins teaching in the colonnade in the Agora called the Stoa Poikile. Zeno heads the STOIC SCHOOL until 263. | 310 OHG 302 IDB 4-443 301 Dur 2-651 300 CDCC 677, EoΦ 8-19, KPHP 85, OCD 1015, wikZC 299 GHH |
| c.302 | The preserved part of Diodoros' history is interrupted, and Polybius does not take up the narrative until the last decades of the third century. | 302 CAH 7.1-413 |
| c.301 | AIAKIDES, son of Arybbas, restored to throne of Epirus. Moves capital from Molossia to Ambrakia until 232. |
301 CDCC 325 |
| 301 | IPSUS |
| c.301 | DEMETRIUS-I Poliorcetes sails from Ephesus to Corinth. | 301 atl4 |
| c. 301 c. 301 |
RESULT of IPSUS: Kingdom of Antigonus-I Monophthalamus is split up. LYSIMACHUS in Thrace receives eastern Aegean, north and central Anatolia. Demetrius delivers his wife's bro PYRRHUS of Epirus to go as hostage to Egypt in 298. PLEISTARCHOS, bro of Cassander, gets Lycia and Cilicia until 299. SELEUCUS-I Nicator gets Syro-Palestine, Armenia, Mesopotamia, and Persia as far as Sogdiana and Bactria. CASSANDER is king of Macedonia, and is declared king of Greece, but DEMETRIUS Poliorcetes holds a fleet, Peloponnese, Aegean islands, Cyprus, Tyre, and some cities in Anatolia. PTOLEMY gets Cyrenaica, Egypt, south Palestine, coastal Syria, and some parts of Lycia and Pisidia. North Cappadocia goes to Ariarathes. |
301 B76 8-378, MCAW 183, OCD 69, 632, 1031, MRDK, RAH 378, anan, lvD, rcT 300 lvG |
| c.301 | ATHENS, under Demetrius-I Poliorcetes from 307, comes under Cassander until ? as a nominally free city. The democracy from 307 is replaced not by oligarchs - all extreme oligarchs were exiled, - but by moderates of different opinions, who stand half-way between the Cassandrean oligarchs and the democrats of Demetrius. They govern Athens to 296. | 301 B76 8-378, TAG 43 |
| c.301 | NICOCLES, eponymous archon of Athens from 302, ends. CLEARCHOS succeeds until 300. | 301 wikEA |
| c.301 | NICAEA dies. Dau of Ptolemy-I, wife of Lysimachus from 321, mother of Agathocles, Eurydice, and Arsinoe-I, dies of unknown cause. | 302-00 DGRBM 2-869, wikNM |
| c.301 | LYSIMACHUS marries AMASTRIS, widow of Dionysios of Heraclea (died 305) until 300. | 302 DGRBM 1-137, 2-869, atl4 |
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