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Ptolemy Keraunos (3XX - 279 BCE) was a King of Macedonia from 280 until 279 BCE. He murdered Seleucus I Nicator and was killed by Gauls. He was a son of Ptolemy I Soter. "Keraunos" is Greek for " Thunder".

Preceded by:
Lysimachus

King of Macedon

Succeeded by:
Meleager

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