Agesipolis
Agēsipolis, polidos, Akk. polin, m. (Ἀγησίπολις) Sohn des Kleombrotos, aus dem Geschlecht der Herakliden, König von Sparta um 195 v. Chr., Liv. 34, 26, 14.
Agēsĭpŏlis, is, m. , nom dʼun Lacédémonien : Liv. 34, 26, 14.
Agesipŏlis
(Ἀγησίπολις). The name of several kings of Sparta. (1) Agesipolis who succeeded his father, Pausanias, while yet a minor, in B.C. 394, and reigned fourteen years.
(2) Son of Cleombrotus, reigned one year, B.C. 371.
(3) Succeeded Cleomenes in B.C. 220, but was soon deposed by his colleague Lycurgus.
Agesipolis
Agesipolis, son of Cleombrotus
- king of Sparta: Paus. 1.13.4, Paus. 3.6.2
- king of Sparta, attacks Argos unsuccessfully: Paus. 3.5.7-9
- captures Mantinea: Paus. 8.8.7, and disperses the people in villages: Paus. 9.14.4
- attacks Olynthus, but dies before taking it: Paus. 3.5.9