Agron of Illyria Greek Royalty
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Agron of Illyria was previously married to Teuta Of Illyria.
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Agron of Illyria is a Greek Royal.
Agron of Illyria is a member of the following lists: Year of birth unknown, 3rd-century BC rulers and Illyrian people.
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| First Name |
Agron
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| Middle Name |
Of
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| Last Name |
Illyria
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| Full Name at Birth |
Agron
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| Birthplace |
Dyrrachium, Illyria
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| Build |
Athletic
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| Eye Color |
Blue
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| Hair Color |
Blonde
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| Sexuality |
Straight
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| Ethnicity |
White
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| Nationality |
Greek
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| Occupation Text |
Royalty
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| Occupation |
Royalty
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One hundred lembi with 5000 men on board sailed up to land at Medion. Dropping anchor at daybreak, they disembarked speedily and in secret. They then formed up in the order that was usual in their own country, and advanced in their several companies against the Aetolian lines. The latter were overwhelmed with astonishment at the unexpected nature and boldness of the move; but they had long been inspired with overweening self-confidence, and having full reliance on their own forces were far from being dismayed. They drew up the greater part of their hoplites and cavalry in front of their own lines on the level ground, and with a portion of their cavalry and their light infantry they hastened to occupy some rising ground in front of their camp, which nature had made easily defensible. A single charge, however, of the Illyrians, whose numbers and close order gave them irresistible weight, served to dislodge the light-armed troops, and forced the cavalry who were on the ground with them to retire to the hoplites. But the Illyrians, being on higher ground, and charging down on from it upon the Aetolian trrops formed up on the plain, routed them without difficulty. The Medionians joined the action by sallying out of the town and charging the Aetolians, thus, after killing a great number, and taking a still greater number prisoners, and becoming masters also of their arms and baggage, the Illyrians, having carried out the orders of Agron, conveyed their baggage and the rest of their booty to their boats and immediately set sail for their own country.
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