<head>Genthius of Illyria</head>In his 29th Book Polybius also states that Genthius, King of <a class="linkToPlace" target="_blank" href="/place?placename=Illyria&groupId=647&placeId=1186">Illyria</a>, owing to his intemperate habits, was guilty of many licentious acts,
being constantly drunk night and day. Having put to death his brother Plator, who was about to marry the daughter of Monunius, he married the girl himself, and he treated his subjects with great cruelty.
Walbank Commentary