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Metiochos

son of Miltiades the Younger
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  • Miltiades the Younger
    / Early years.

    …captained by Miltiades’ eldest son, Metiochos, was captured. Metiochos was taken as a lifelong prisoner to Persia, but Darius treated him honourably, married him to a Persian princess, and regarded their children as members of the Persian nobility.

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    …captained by Miltiades’ eldest son, Metiochos, was captured. Metiochos was taken as a lifelong prisoner to Persia, but Darius treated him honourably, married him to a Persian princess, and regarded their children as members of the Persian nobility.

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