For the Corinthian of the 7th century, see Demaratus of Corinth Demaratus (Greek: Δημάρατος) was a Corinthian prominent amongst the pro-Macedonians and connected by hospitality with the family of Philip II of Macedon. It was through the mediation of Demaratus that Alexander was able to return home from Illyria. (Alexander had left Macedon for Illyria following his quarrel with his father after the marriage of Philip to Cleopatra Eurydice.)
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| - Demarat de Corint (client de Filip II) (ca)
- Demaratus (hetairos) (en)
- Démératos de Corinthe (fr)
- Demarato de Corinto (século IV a.C.) (pt)
- Демарат (сторонник Македонии) (ru)
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| - Demarat de Corint (en llatí Demaratus, en grec antic Δημάρατος) fou un corinti unit per llaços d'hospitalitat amb la família de Filip II de Macedònia. Va ser per la mediació de Demarat que Alexandre va tornar a casa des d'Il·líria quan el príncep es va barallar amb el seu pare pel casament d'aquest amb Cleòpatra el 337 aC. (ca)
- Démératos ou Démérate (en grec ancien Δημάρατος / Démératos) est un Compagnon dans l'armée macédonienne sous les règnes de Philippe II et d'Alexandre le Grand. (fr)
- Демарат (др.-греч. Δημάρατος) — приближённый македонских царей Филиппа II и Александра Македонского. (ru)
- For the Corinthian of the 7th century, see Demaratus of Corinth Demaratus (Greek: Δημάρατος) was a Corinthian prominent amongst the pro-Macedonians and connected by hospitality with the family of Philip II of Macedon. It was through the mediation of Demaratus that Alexander was able to return home from Illyria. (Alexander had left Macedon for Illyria following his quarrel with his father after the marriage of Philip to Cleopatra Eurydice.) (en)
- Demarato foi um coríntio, que esteve presente em vários episódios importantes na vida de Alexandre, o Grande. Demarato era convidado na corte de Filipe II da Macedónia, e este perguntou como os gregos estavam lidando uns com os outros. Demarato, conhecido por falar francamente, apontou para Filipe que a casa dele estava cheia de divisões e calamidades - pois Filipe tinha acabado de exilar seu filho Alexandre para a Ilíria. Diante desta resposta, Filipe chamou de volta Alexandre. (pt)
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| - Demarat de Corint (en llatí Demaratus, en grec antic Δημάρατος) fou un corinti unit per llaços d'hospitalitat amb la família de Filip II de Macedònia. Va ser per la mediació de Demarat que Alexandre va tornar a casa des d'Il·líria quan el príncep es va barallar amb el seu pare pel casament d'aquest amb Cleòpatra el 337 aC. (ca)
- For the Corinthian of the 7th century, see Demaratus of Corinth Demaratus (Greek: Δημάρατος) was a Corinthian prominent amongst the pro-Macedonians and connected by hospitality with the family of Philip II of Macedon. It was through the mediation of Demaratus that Alexander was able to return home from Illyria. (Alexander had left Macedon for Illyria following his quarrel with his father after the marriage of Philip to Cleopatra Eurydice.) Demaratus was almost certainly present in Aegae when Philip was assassinated in 336 BC, and in 334 BC he accompanied Alexander on the Asiatic expedition as one of his hetairoi. He is said to have wept with joy to see Alexander seated on Darius' throne at Susa. Demaratus died shortly before the Indian campaign; his remains were sent back to Corinth with appropriate honours. (en)
- Démératos ou Démérate (en grec ancien Δημάρατος / Démératos) est un Compagnon dans l'armée macédonienne sous les règnes de Philippe II et d'Alexandre le Grand. (fr)
- Демарат (др.-греч. Δημάρατος) — приближённый македонских царей Филиппа II и Александра Македонского. (ru)
- Demarato foi um coríntio, que esteve presente em vários episódios importantes na vida de Alexandre, o Grande. Demarato era convidado na corte de Filipe II da Macedónia, e este perguntou como os gregos estavam lidando uns com os outros. Demarato, conhecido por falar francamente, apontou para Filipe que a casa dele estava cheia de divisões e calamidades - pois Filipe tinha acabado de exilar seu filho Alexandre para a Ilíria. Diante desta resposta, Filipe chamou de volta Alexandre. Segundo Diodoro Sículo, o cavalo de Alexandre (mencionado em outros textos com o nome de Bucéfalo) foi um presente de Demarato. (pt)
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