Clearchus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

This is part of the index of names on the attalus website. The names occur either in lists of events (arranged by year, from the 4th to the 1st century B.C.) or in translations of sources. There are many other sources available in translation online - for a fuller but less precise search, Search Ancient Texts.
On each line there is a link to the page where the name can be found.

Clearchus - tyrant of Heracleia, 365-353 B.C.
→ Wikipedia entry
Athen_12.549 "Dionysius the son of Clearchus, who was the first tyra
Just_16.4 st, they had recourse to Clearchus, whom they themselves
Just_16.5 us, the brother of Clearchus, made himself tyrant in a sim
Memn_1 [Memnon] says that Clearchus was the first to attempt to
Polyaen_02.30.1 han a dangerous weapon. [30] & Clearchus the tyrant. In
Polyaen_02.30.3 the citadel. & Clearchus, who suspected that the numbe

Clearchus ² - son of Dionysius; tyrant of Heracleia, 305-288 B.C.
305/6 Heracleia, who is succeeded by his sons Oxathras and Clearchus.
287/3 hus captures Heracleia and kills the tyrants Oxathras and Clearchus.
Within translations:
Memn_4 children by Amastris: Clearchus, Oxathres, and a daught

Clearchus ³ - archon of Athens, 301 B.C.
301/_ Athenian archon: Clearchus
Within translations:
DionHal:Din_9 cles Leostratus Nicocles Clearchus Hegemachus Euctemon &
Philoch_167 Leostratus, Nicocles, Clearchus, Hegemachus, Euctemon,

Clearchus ⁴ of Soli - Peripatetic philosopher and writer, late 4th century B.C.
→ Wikipedia entry
Athen_2.43 smell of wine. And Clearchus tells us that water is called
Athen_6.234 acrifice to Apollo.' But Clearchus of Soli, and he was one
Athen_* 06.255-258 * oary parasite. And Clearchus of Soli, in the first book
Athen_8.332 * [6.] [332] Moreover, Clearchus says this also more pla
Athen_8.337 * * * [17.] [337] But Clearchus, in his essay on Prover
Athen_* 08.345-349 * rs, who are mentioned by Clearchus, in his book on Sands
Athen_10.416 to come on. And Clearchus, in the fifth book of his Liv
Athen_12.518 procured from it," as Clearchus says, in the fifth book
Athen_12.522 this. [23.] But Clearchus, in the fourth book of his
Athen_* 12.539-543 * till daybreak. And Clearchus, in his treatise on Lives,
Athen_12.548 [70.] And of Anaxarchus, Clearchus of Soli writes, in the
Athen_12.553 people. [79.] And Clearchus of Soli, in his treatise on
Athen_13.555 ore beautiful. But Clearchus of Soli, in his treatise On
Athen_13.564 was with truth (as Clearchus says in the first book of his
Athen_13.573 ρα). And Clearchus, in the first book of his tre
Athen_13.589 ericles the Olympian (as Clearchus tells us in the first
Athen_13.590 women. [58.] For Clearchus speaks thus concerning Epamin
Athen_13.597 these poets, as Clearchus tells us in his Tales of Love
Athen_13.605 saying attributed to her by Clearchus. &# But my opinio
Athen_13.611 in short, according to Clearchus of Soli, you do not ado
Athen_14.620 ompaniment of music; and Clearchus, in the first book of

Clearchus ⁵ - a writer of New Comedy
Athen_1.28 God of healing. Clearchus speaks of,- & Lesbian wine,
Athen_14.613 the surface. And Clearchus the comic poet says in his

Clearchus ⁶ - a Spartan general, late 5th century B.C.
→ Wikipedia entry
Polyaen_02.2.1 sion within their state. [2] & Clearchus. Clearchus advanc
Polyaen_02.2.10 earchus. 10 & When Clearchus was in Thrace, his army was
Polyaen_* 02.2.2-9 * fter the death of Cyrus, Clearchus encamped in a region
Polyaen_07.18.1 a close alliance with Clearchus, and placed his concubi

Clearchus - in documents
SEG_59.1406B (c. 280) mos son of Pantaponos, and Klearchos son of Deinipp
THI_140 (3rd cent.) s son of Pherekles and Klearchos son of Aristomacho

← Search for another name