The son of Cotys I, king of Sapaean Thrace, was sent by his father to the assistance of Pompey, and fought on his side against
Caesar, in B. C. 48. In conjunction with Scipio, he defeated L. Cassius Longinus, one of Caesar's legates. He was pardoned
by Caesar after the battle of Pharsalia, and appears to have succeeded his father in the sovereignty about this time. He died
in B. C. 42, leaving his dominions to the Romans