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    Symbasileus ton Rhomaioktonon Member Maion Maroneios's Avatar
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    Default Re: AW: Re: Hellenistic rulers: conceivable epithets

    Quote Originally Posted by Subotan View Post
    What would "The Ginger" be?
    OK, but I need you to tell me the meaning of the sentence. I mean, there are quite a few meanings of it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Silence Hunter View Post
    What about "The Regent". There are times when direct heir is still under 16 an thus it's not possible to set him heir. So someone else is acting as a regent.
    That would be Antibasileus (short form), or Anti autou Basileus (long form). That literally means, 'In stead of the King'.

    Quote Originally Posted by antisocialmunky View Post
    Ο μόνος εούρησε μεθυσμένος
    For those that do not know what this means: 'Alone he urinated, while being drunk'

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    Last edited by Maion Maroneios; 01-30-2009 at 11:33.
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