Antonia Tryphaena

Antonia Tryphaena (10.av. J.C - 55.ap. J.C) is the titular queen of the Pontus of 21 with 27.ap. J.C.

Grand-daughter of Marc Antoine, girl of the queen Pythodoris de Trallès and of the king Polémon Ier of the Bridge, it marries king Sapéen of Thrace Cotys VIII (12-18), wire of Rhoémétalcès Ier.

Their three sons, which, after the death of their father, had been high with Rome with Caligula, are seen restored by him in various states in 38:

  • Rhoémétalcès III becomes king of Thrace,

  • Polémon II receives the Pontus which had belonged to his/her grandfather Polémon Ier,
  • Cotys IX obtains Arménie minor or Sophène

The couple also has two girls:

  • Gepaepyris wife of Aspurgos, king of the the Bosphorus and

  • Phythodoris II marries of his/her cousin Rhoémétalcès II, wire of Rhescuporis II, also king of Thrace.

Sources

  • Maurice Sartre
Roman Early empire , " Provinces of the Eastern Mediterranean of Auguste in Sévères" , Points History (1997). Continuity " gentilice" and family continuity in the Roman senatorial families at the time imperial (2000). Addenda II (September-December 2001).

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