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Argos - a city on the eastern side of the Peloponnese, Greece
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316/34 invades the Peloponnese, and wins over Argos and most of Messenia.
303/16 rumpeter, Demetrius captures Argos, where he marries Deidameia, the
272/17 yrrhus while he is withdrawing to Argos and kill his son Ptolemaeus.
272/27 Pyrrhus attacks and enters Argos, but is killed by a tile thrown
240/37 The death of Aristomachus, tyrant of Argos.
235/2 Aratus fails in an attack on Argos.
235/6 Aratus kills Aristippus of Argos in an ambush.
229/21 Aristomachus of Argos joins the Achaean League.
225/11 Argos deserts the Achaeans and join Cleomenes, along with Caphyae,
224/_ Olympic victor in the stadion race: Iolaidas of Argos
224/8 The Achaeans encourage Argos to revolt against Cleomenes, which force
224/9 Aristomachus of Argos is captured by the Achaeans and put to death.
222/7 states the countryside around Argos, without meeting any resistance.
222/8 Cleomenes leads a second raid against Argos.
222/30 massacre at Argos, after the departure of Antigonus.
209/4 Philippus visits Argos and attends the Nemean Games.
198/15 The Macedonians gain control of Argos.
197/1 Philippus allows Nabis to take possession of Argos.
197/27 Polycrates of Argos returns after several years as governor of Cyprus
195/7 Flamininus advances to Argos.
195/12 Argos is freed from Spartan control.
185/6 Q.Metellus meets the magistrates of the Achaean League at Argos.
170/33 Sherk1+_22, a decree of Argos in honour of Cn.Octavius.
163/11 tween the Lacedaemonians and Argives, and between the Achaeans and
80/_ Olympic victor in the boys' stadion race: Epaenetus of Argos
67/46 47f, the inscription on the base of a statue of Q.Metellus at Argos.
52/_ Olympic victor in the stadion race: Anthestion of Argos
Athen_02.44 by it; of whom Archonides the Argive was one. And Mago
Athen_06.238 rce, & You'd think me an Argive wrestler; & Or must a door
Athen_06.246 ristomachus, the tyrant of the Argives. [50.] And Timocles
Athen_06.252 aking of Nicostratus the Argive, and saying how he flatter
Athen_06.254 Myrtis the priest, the Argive, taking by the ear Cleonym
Athen_07.289 lled was Nicostratus, an Argive, who had been cured of the
Athen_10.415 Antigonus, was besieging Argos, and when his troops could
Athen_10.442 I think. And the Argives too are ridiculed by the comic
Athen_13.560 and the daughters of the Argives, as they were returning
Athen_13.582 But seeks to have hollow Argos all for free?" & Once, on
Athen_13.596 was also Bilistiche the Argive, who was a very celebrated
Athen_13.610 of Troy, by Sacadas the Argive; for he has given a catalo
Athen_14.637 duced by Aristonicus the Argive, who was a contemporary
Athen_14.645 of cheesecake which, at Argos, is brought to the bridegro
Euseb]:Chron_5 lers] of the land of the Argives, [ p183 ] and of the city
Euseb]:Chron_63 cenaeans sailed with the Argives and other Achaeans agains
Euseb]:Chron_145 reece, where he captured Argos and became the king of the
Euseb]:Chron_159 before Danaus came to Argos; although the Argives look
Euseb]:Chron_* 171-183 * henians The kings of the Argives The kings of the Sicyonia
Euseb]:Chron_* 203-207 * [472 B.C.] - Dandes of Argos, stadion race 78th [468 B.C
Euseb]:Chron_211 [80 B.C.] - Epaenetus of Argos, boys' stadion race There
Euseb]:Chron_213 [28 B.C.] - Sopater of Argos, stadion race 189th [24 B.C
Euseb]:Chron_227 collect forces from the Argives and from the rest of the
Euseb]:Chron_245 rus the son of Alexander, from Argos. Then Nicocrates the
Euseb]:Chron_275 of the priestesses at Argos and of what happened in the
Just_13.5 ce, brought over Sicyon, Argos, Corinth, and other states,
Just_25.5 the Spartans, marched to Argos, where, while he was endeav
Malal_202 cus also urged the Argive inhabitants of Iopolis to move
Plut:Arat_* 2-6 * and then sent him privately to Argos. [3] Aratus, having
Plut:Arat_* 25-29 * gave him pain to see the Argives in slavery, and he took
Plut:Arat_35 so near him as that of Argos, sent his agents to Aristom
Plut:Arat_39 ely invited Cleomenes to Argos, with a promise of making
Plut:Arat_44 ristoteles, a citizen of Argos, and friend of Aratus, sent
Plut:Arat_45 sent of that city to the Argives, they resolved to re-peop
Plut:Cleom_4 and ravaged the territories of Argos. Whereupon the Achaea
Plut:Cleom_* 17-26 * aeans assembled again at Argos, and Cleomenes came down
Plut:Demetr_25 cadia, except Mantineia, Argos, Sicyon, and Corinth, he
Plut:Mor_* 190-193 * the citizens of Argos seemed to make out a better title
Polyaen_06.20.1 them to make their escape to Argos. They provided them
Polyaen_06.27.2 to summon assistance from the Argives. After capturing
Polyaen_08.33.1 of Sparta defeated the Argives, of whom more than seven
Polyaen_08.68.1 ing their machines. [68] The Argive Women. Pyrrhus,

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