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Aeschylus of Athens - son of Euphorion; tragedian, lived 525-456 B.C.
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[Longin]:Subl_15 5 Aeschylus ventures upon imaginative passages of
Aelian:Fr_10 in its use not only by Aeschylus, but in particular by
Aelian:Fr_22 dance with the saying of Aeschylus; falling by arrows fled
Aelian:NA_7.16 his way, I am told, that Aeschylus of Eleusis, the tragic
Aelian:NA_7.47 [fr. 616 N] and by Aeschylus in his Agamemnon ** and his
Aelian:NA_9.42 with the other is admitted by Aeschylus when he says [fr.
Aelian:NA_12.5 a mouse 'sminthos', just as Aeschylus too in his Sisyph
Aelian:NA_12.8 rned to death. And Aeschylus the Tragic poet mentions it
AnthPal_7.40 ODORUS & { Ph 13 } & On Aeschylus This tombstone says tha
AnthPal_16.117 your hands. * & The brother of Aeschylus. He lost a hand
AntipThes_7.39 { G-P 13 } & On Aeschylus Here, far from the Attic land
Athen_2.37 cauldron for bathing, as Aeschylus says— & They poured the
Athen_10.421 to the mouth. And Aeschylus, in his Phineus, says- & And
Athen_11.469 the Sun-god." And Aeschylus, in Daughters of the
Athen_11.476 wined from horn cups." Aeschylus in Women of represents the
Athen_11.479 term kotyledons. Further, Aeschylus in The even calls
Athen_11.491 the Bull. [491] And Aeschylus, also, more plainly punning on
Athen_11.494 thou caught," as the admirable Aeschylus says, because you labour to
Athen_11.499 cheese glistening white." Aeschylus, further, (has the term
Athen_11.503 refreshment, are called psykteres. Aeschylus in The Younger :
Athen_11.782 form a notion of what Aeschylus means by his "bended cottabi
Athen_12.528 ory [ Fr_23 ], says that Aeschylus says that the Curetes
Athen_13.573 ory (spinning it out, as Aeschylus' Agamemnon says,) about
Athen_13.600-602 * most magnificent poet Aeschylus, in his Danaides, intro
Athen_14.627 And in the same spirit, Aeschylus, though a man who had
Athen_14.629 is mentioned by Aeschylus in his Spectators : - &
Athen_14.632 this art a sophist, as Aeschylus does in the verse where
Athen_15.667 And Aeschylus, in his Bone Gatherers speaks
Athen_15.674 Aeschylus also, in his Prometheus Unbound
Athen_15.690 exactly the same thing; for Aeschylus, in his Amymone makes a
Athen_15.700 And before them Aeschylus, in his Agamemnon had used
Cic:Acad_1.10 way as those poets imitated Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides ? At
Cic:DeOr_3.27 among the Greeks, Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides;
Cic:Tusc_2.23 Let us see what Aeschylus says, who was not only
Cic:Tusc_3.76 the body; as Prometheus in Aeschylus, on its being said to
Crinag_7.741 not defeat. * & The brother of Aeschylus. He fought at Mar
DioscEpigr_7.411 greater perfection by Aeschylus who carved letters not
Galen_17a.605 hocles and Euripides and Aeschylus, on the understanding
Phylarch_23 the name Curetes, according to Aeschylus. Book 12 [24] &
Plin:HN_37.31 whom, I believe, were Aeschylus, Philoxenus, Euripides, Nicander and
Plin:HN_37.32 by the Po. Incidentally, Aeschylus says that the Eridanus
Plut:Mor_186 in the journey. & Aeschylus wrote these verses on Amphiar
Plut:Mor_841 statues to the memory of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripid
ProlegCom_3 aspired to the character of Aeschylus. 21 plays are attributed to
ValMax_9.12e.2 The death of Aeschylus, though not voluntary, may

Aeschylus ² - son of Agamestor; an ancient archon of the Athenians
Euseb]:Chron_183 ending with Alcmaeon son of Aeschylus. The total durati
Euseb]:Chron_187 eus, for 17 years. Aeschylus, the son of Agamestor, for

Aeschylus ³ of Argos - an opponent of the tyrant Aristomachus
Plut:Arat_25 the head of whom were Aeschylus and Charimenes the divi

Aeschylus ⁴ of Cnidus - a teacher of rhetoric in the first century B.C.
78/28 ens to the rhetoric of Menippus, Dionysius, Aeschylus, and Xenocles.
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_316 nysius also of Magnesia, Aeschylus of Cnidus, and Xenocles
Cic:Brut_325 ntal:- of this kind were Aeschylus the Cnidian, and my con

Aeschylus ⁵ of Alexandria - a Greek poet, who wrote about Messenia
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Athen_13.599 night and silence? as Aeschylus the Alexandrian has sai

Aeschylus - in documents
AnthPal_6.137 grace to Naucrates, the son of Aeschylus, receiving these
DionHal:Din_12 76. Defence for Aeschylus against Xenophon, in an actio
OGIS_247 (187-175) Antioch, the son of Aischylos, the foster-brothe
SEG_33.1184 (196) es of Ilion, the son of Aischylos, came to our city
SEG_56.636 (c. 170/69) s were: Pithon son of Aischylos Polemaios son of Am
SEG_57.510 (140-130) das son of Kallipidas, Aischylos son of Adokēt
Syll_322 Zenon son of Demostratos Aischylos son of Pantainos Ap
Syll_323 (308/7) os son of Protomenes, Aischylos son of Antandrides,
Syll_382 (early 3rd cent.) Andros, the son of Aischylos, has shown great in
Syll_388 (266/5) the people, as proposed by Aischylos . . . concer
Syll_416 (273) stophylos Eretrians: Aischylos Troizenians: Straton
Syll_457 (c. 250) est of the Muses, and Aischylos represented the art
Syll_561 (c. 207/6) y Apollophanes son of Aischylos, Euboulos son of An
THI_85 (late 3rd century) on of Midas Philemon Aischylos Demetrios Apollonios

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