Attalid
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A person from the family of kings who ruled Pergamon
- proper noun
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- The Attalid dynasty was known for its significant contributions to Hellenistic culture in ancient Asia Minor.
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The Attalid dynasty was known for its cultural achievements.
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The Attalid dynasty was renowned for its impressive library in Pergamon.
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Many ancient sculptures were commissioned by Attalid rulers to decorate their city.
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Historians study the influence of Attalid kings on Hellenistic culture.
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Did you know that the Attalid kings promoted the arts?
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The last Attalid king, Attalus III, left his kingdom to the Roman Republic in 133 BCE.
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During their rule, the Attalids transformed Pergamon into a cultural hub, rivaling Athens in art and philosophy.
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Etymology
Attalid comes from the royal name Attalus, used by several kings of Pergamon. An 'Attalid' is a member of that dynasty or a person from that royal family.