Chares - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Chares of Athens - Athenian general, 4th century B.C.
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Plut:Arat_16 tyrant's yoke. As Chares, the Athenian general, upon a
Plut:Mor_187 The orators set up Chares as one they thought fit to be
Plut:Mor_188 for refusing to receive Chares into their city, who was
Plut:Mor_848 the sake of a friend of his, Chares, who was commander
Plut:Mor_851 [851] and a third, when Chares and Phocion were commissio
Plut:Phoc_5 Therefore, when Chares the orator observed to the Athen
Plut:Phoc_7 estheus, Leosthenes, and Chares, raised themselves by the
Plut:Phoc_14 hem to give that commission to Chares. Accordingly he sai

Chares ² of Lindos - scultor of the 4th century B.C., who designed the Colossus of Rhodes
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315/33 Chares learns the art of sculpture as a pupil of Lysippus.
303/5 the construction of the Colossus of Rhodes, designed by Chares.

Chares ³ of Mytilene - a historian and companion of Alexander the Great
Athen_12.538 the war. [54.] And Chares, in the tenth book of his Histor
Plut:Phoc_17 ody besides, except Antipater. Chares asserts the same.

Chares ⁴ - a river near Argos in the Peloponnese, Greece
Plut:Arat_28 istippus, near the river Chares, and on that occasion he

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