Glaphyra

(Γλαφύρα), an hetaera, whose charms, it is said, chiefly induced Antony to give the kingdom of Cappadocia to her son Archelaüs, in B. C. 34. (D. C. 49.32; App. BC 5.7; comp. Vol. I. p. 263.) [E.E]

(Γλαφύρα). A mistress of Marcus Antonius who placed her son Archelaüs on the throne of Cappadocia as a favour to her. (Dio Cass. xlix. 32.)