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Stasioikos II

d. c. 312 BCE · 4th century BCE

Stasioikos II was the last king of Marion in western Cyprus. In the wars of Alexander's successors he sided with Antigonus against Ptolemy I, who in about 312 BCE took the city, razed it and moved its people to Paphos, ending the kingdom. Marion was later refounded as Arsinoe.

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