What is another word for seleucus?

Pronunciation: [sˈɛluːkəs] (IPA)

Seleucus was a Greek general and one of the successors of Alexander the Great. The name Seleucus has a rich history and unique meaning. Synonyms for the name Seleucus include variations such as Seleukos, Seleukus, Seleucia, Seljuk, and Seljuq. These are names that have been influenced by different cultures and languages, such as Turkish, Arabic, and Persian. Each variation of the name Seleucus carries its own unique connotations, ranging from conquest and power to wisdom and spirituality. Whether you are researching history, choosing a name for your new company, or considering baby names, there are many alternatives that you can explore to find the perfect synonym for Seleucus.

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Usage examples for Seleucus

A certain seleucus, whose name reveals his origin, explains his objections to the bath, especially on this particular morning, when he has been at a funeral.
"Roman Society from Nero to Marcus Aurelius"
Samuel Dill
If Alexander perhaps intended to revive its imperial position, his successor, seleucus, so soon as he was assured of his inheritance, abandoned the Euphratean city for the banks of the Tigris and Orontes, leaving it to crumble to the heap which it is to-day.
"The Ancient East"
D. G. Hogarth
In the event those two, seleucus and Ptolemy, alone of all the Macedonian successors, would found dynasties destined to endure long enough in kingdoms great enough to affect the general history of civilization in the Ancient East.
"The Ancient East"
D. G. Hogarth

Related words: seleucus the satrap, seleucus of ilyria, seleucus of cardia, seleucus of clazomenae

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