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Born Nikolas, later renamed '''Nicator''' by the [[Sarapis|Logos]] Himself, the founder of the [[Seleucarian Empire]] hailed from [[Thera]]. Much of Nicator's worldview and utopian optimism came from studying in [[Shallam]] under the tutelage of a scholar named [[Hypathia]]. Though he had several wives, his queen was [[Petra (queen)|Petra]], and the most well-known of his six children were [[Piraeus]] and [[Selicande]]. | Born Nikolas, later renamed '''Nicator''' by the [[Sarapis|Logos]] Himself, the founder of the [[Seleucarian Empire]] hailed from [[Thera]]. Much of Nicator's worldview and utopian optimism came from studying in [[Shallam]] under the tutelage of a scholar named [[Hypathia]]. Though he had several wives, his queen was [[Petra (queen)|Petra]], and the most well-known of his six children were [[Piraeus]] and [[Selicande]]. | ||
The [[Staff of Nicator]] is awarded at the Championship Games, held every 50 years. | |||
[[Category:Historical Figures]] | [[Category:Historical Figures]] | ||