Mithridates II of Commagene died in -20.
Mithridates III of Commagene died in -12.
Mithridates IV of Parthia died in 140.
Kingdom of Commagene was created in 163.
Tiberius annexed Commagene in 17 CE; Caligula restored its independence then revoked it, Claudius reinstated it and Vespasian re-annexed it in 72 CE.
Mithridates de differentis linguis was created in 1555.
There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.There were three Roman generals who defeated Mithridates. Sulla was the first, but before he could finish the job, he had to leave for Rome to take care of trouble there. The second was Lucullus and the third and final general to defeat Mithridates was Pompey.
Mithridates VI was a king of a region on the southern coast of the Black Sea called Pontus. He had an extreme fear of being poisoned and developed immunity to various poisons by taking very small doses of these poisons. When he was preparing to attack Rome, his son Pharnaces II overthrew him and took over the army, and in response, he tried to commit suicide to protect his honor. However, he couldn't poison himself because his immunity was too high, so he had his personal body guard stab him. (This is why the practice of taking small doses of poisons to become immune to them is called mithridatism.)Rex is a Latin term meaning "king [of]"Ponticus is a male Latin name for the region Mithridates ruled over, Pontus. The name Pontus comes from the Greek word Πόντος Pόntos "sea."Thus, Mithridates Rex Ponticus translates as "Mithridates King of Pontus" or "King Mithridates of Pontus."
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The Mithridates poem is a term that refers to a famous passage by Thomas De Quincey in which he describes the concept of building immunity through gradual exposure to poison. It highlights the idea of gradually increasing tolerance to harmful substances, much like how Mithridates VI of Pontus was believed to have developed immunity to poison by ingesting small amounts daily.
Mozart's 5th opera was Mithridates, King of Pontus.
86 BCE.
King Antiochus of Commagene is said to have had six fingers on one hand, a characteristic that added to his mystique and royal aura.