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Arsaces

king of Armenia
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  • Artabanus III

    …his son, known only as Arsaces, on the Armenian throne. Two Parthian nobles, apparently restless at Artabanus’ assertion of central authority, applied to the Roman emperor Tiberius for a king from among the descendants of an earlier king, Phraates IV. Thus, a grandson of Phraates, Tiridates III, arrived in Syria…

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    …his son, known only as Arsaces, on the Armenian throne. Two Parthian nobles, apparently restless at Artabanus’ assertion of central authority, applied to the Roman emperor Tiberius for a king from among the descendants of an earlier king, Phraates IV. Thus, a grandson of Phraates, Tiridates III, arrived in Syria…

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