#Antigonus

• Antigonus — The name borne by several prominent figures from Greco-Macedonian antiquity and mythology; most historically famous is Antigonus I Monophthalmus (The One-Eyed), one of Alexander the Great's elite generals (diadochi) and founder of the Antigonid dynasty which ruled Macedon.
• Antigonos — A direct transliterated graphic variant from ancient Greek for the historical name 'Antigonus' or 'Antigon'; it primarily designates Macedonian generals (diadochi) and rulers. This form is preferred in modern academic historical research to maintain original onomastic accuracy.