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Mithradates, a Eunuch who helped Artabanus to assassinate Xerxes I .

Mithradates, who fought first with Cyrus The Younger and after his death with Artaxerxes against the Greeks , and is the ancestor of the kings of Pontus .

Mithridates Of Persia , a son-in-law of Darius III

Mithridates I Of Parthia ( 171 – 138 BC )

Mithridates II Of Parthia ( 110 – 87 BC )

Mithridates III Of Parthia ( 58 – 57 BC )

Mithridates IV Of Parthia (AD 128 – 147 )

Mithridates I Of Kios

Mithridates II Of Kios ( 337 – 302 BC )

Mithridates I Of Pontus ( 302 – 266 BC )

Mithridates II Of Pontus (c. 250 –c. 220 BC )

Mithridates III Of Pontus (c. 220 –c. 185 BC )

Mithridates IV Of Pontus ( 170 –c. 150 BC )

Mithridates V Of Pontus (c. 150 – 120 BC )

Mithridates VI Of Pontus ( 120 – 63 BC )

Mithridates I Of The Bosporus

Mithridates II Of The Bosporus

Mithridates I Of Kommagene

Mithridates II Of Kommagene

Mithridates Of Armenia (AD 35 – 51 )

Mithridates I Of Iberia

Mithridates II Of Iberia

Mithridates III Of Iberia

Mithridates IV Of Iberia

Mithridates V Of Iberia

Also, the word mithridates or Mithridate was once synonymous with Antidote , and ''' Mithridatism ''' meant the practice of taking repeated low doses of a Poison with the intent of building immunity to it. '''''Mithridates''''' was also a common title for books containing samples of several languages. These meanings were inspired by legends about Mithridates VI Of Pontus who was famed for both his immunity to poisons and speaking over 25 languages. The name is very much in use in Persian-speaking countries such as Iran , and Tajikesatn , usually as the native Mehrdad.