Glaphy̆re

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 15
and Glaphy̆ra , a daughter of Archelaus the high priest of Bell on a in Cappadocia, celebrated for her beauty and intrigues. She obtained the kingdom of Cappadocia for her two sons from Marcus Antony, whom she corrupted by defiling the bed of her husband. This amour of Antony with Glaphyra highly displeased his wife Fulvia, who wished August us to avenge his infidelity by receiving from her the same favours which Glaphyra received from Antony.――Her granddaughter bore the same name. She was a daughter of Archelaus king of Cappadocia, and married Alexander, a son of Herod, by whom she had two sons. After the death of Alexander, she married her brother-in-law Archelaus.
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