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Antigonus I Monophthalmus (382 BCE – 301 BCE) was a Macedonian general serving Alexander the Great and the founder of the Antigonid dynasty that ruled over much of Anatolia and northern Syria.

He designed a light shield that allowed for fast troop movement.

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-'''Antigonus I Monopthalmus''' (382 BCE – 301 BCE) was a {{Wiki|Macedonia}}n general serving [[Alexander the Great]] and the founder of the {{Wiki|Antigonid dynasty}} that ruled over much of {{Wiki|Anatolia}} and northern [[Syria]].
+'''Antigonus I Monophthalmus''' (382 BCE – 301 BCE) was a {{Wiki|Macedonia}}n general serving [[Alexander the Great]] and the founder of the {{Wiki|Antigonid dynasty}} that ruled over much of {{Wiki|Anatolia}} and northern [[Syria]].
 He designed a [[Antigonus Shield|light shield]] that allowed for fast troop movement.