Polyxenidus fought for this empire after he was exiled from his home island of Rhodes, though he later lost the battle of Myonessus. After the execution of a non-Syracusan Agathocles, Lysandra fled to the court of a ruler of this empire, leading to the Battle of Corupedium. During his allegiance to this empire, Hannibal (-5[1])led (15[1])troops (-5[1])to lose (15[1])the Battle (-5[2])of Eurymedon. (15[1])The Treaty of Apamea was signed (15[1])with a western neighbor by this empire (15[1])after their defeat (15[1])by Lucius Cornelius Scipio at (*) Magnesia. This (-5[1])empire (-5[1])provided the bulk of the forces at the Battle of Ipsus, (-5[1])using a large force of 500 war elephants (-5[1])that were (-5[1])provided by Chandragupta (-5[1])Maurya. This empire was largely succeeded by the Parthians. (-5[1])Antiochus III ruled, for 10 points, what (-5[1])empire was founded by a diadochi with the epithet “nicator?” (10[1])■END■ (10[5]0[5])