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The Provinces of the Roman Empire, from Caesar to Diocletian. v. 1

Note 211 — Chapter VII · (continued 2)

William P. (William Purdie) Dickson translation

Quite commonly the father has a Scythian name and the son a Greek, or conversely; e.g. an inscription of Olbia set up under or after Trajan (C. I. Gr. 2074) records six strategoi, M. Ulpius Pyrrhus son of Arseuaches, Demetrios son of Xessagaros, Zoilos son of Arsakes, Badakes son of Radanpson, Epikrates son of Koxuros, Ariston son of Vargadakes.

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