(Ἀνδρίσκος; Andrískos).
[1] (Pseudophilippos) the Macedonian; king Philippus VI (149-148 BC)
(Pseudo-Philippus) from Adramyttium, incited 153 BC a rebellion in Syria as alleged son of Perseus and was handed over by Demetrius I to the Romans, but he fled and 151 arrived at Pergamum, where he came into possession of a diadem, in an ominous way, before he sought restoration of the Antigonid throne from Thrace…