Clearchus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Clearchus - tyrant of Heracleia, 365-353 B.C.
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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
Memn_2 rus the brother of Clearchus took over the government, act

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.
Memn_4 children by Amastris: Clearchus, Oxathres, and a daught
Memn_5 of Amastris. [5] Clearchus had now reached adult age,

Clearchus ³ - archon of Athens, 301 B.C.
301/_ Athenian archon: Clearchus

Clearchus ⁴ of Soli - Peripatetic philosopher and writer, late 4th century B.C.
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Athen_02.43 smell of wine. And Clearchus tells us that water is called
Athen_06.234 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_08.332 * [6.] [332] Moreover, Clearchus says this also more pla
Athen_08.337 * * * [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_* 12.539-543 * 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_13.573 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_13.606 ook a fancy to a boy; as Clearchus relates in the first
Athen_14.620 ompaniment of music; and Clearchus, in the first book of

Clearchus ⁵ - a writer of New Comedy
Athen_14.613 the surface. And Clearchus the comic poet says in his

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