^Sarah B. Pomeroy Spartan Women p. 888-89. After her cousin fled into exile in Ptolemaic Egypt, Cratisiclea and his children were kept as hostages in Egypt by Ptolemy IV Philopator who ordered her death.
^Sarah B. Pomeroy Spartan Women p. 87. She may have been the daughter of Seleucus I Nicator, who lived several decades earlier; however, only two of his daughters are known by name.
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