Audata (fl. 358 BCE)
Audata (fl. 358 bce)
Illyrian princess. Fl. 358 bce; dau. of Bardylis (Illyrian chieftain); was the 1st of Philip II of Macedonia's 7 wives; children: Cynnane (c. 357–322 bce).
Philip's other wives included Olympias, Meda, Nicesipolis, Philinna, Roxane.
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