ANTIPATER

Meaning of ANTIPATER in English

/an tip"euh teuhr/ , n.

398?-319 B.C., Macedonian statesman and general: regent of Macedonia 334-323.

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ANTIPATER — biographical name circa 397- circa 319 B.C. Macedonian general
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ANTIPATER — biographical name circa 397- circa 319 B.C. Macedonian general
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ANTIPATER — born c. 397 BC died 319 Macedonian general, regent of Macedonia (33423) and of the Macedonian Empire (321319) whose death …
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ANTIPATER — Antipater BrE AmE æn ˈtɪp ət ə AmE \ -ət̬ ə r
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ANTIPATER — Антипатр
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ANTIPATER — Pronunciation: an- ' ti-p ə -t ə r Function: biographical name ca 397- ca 319 B.C. Macedonian gen.
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ANTIPATER THE IDUMAEAN — Антипатр
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