Cleonymus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cleonymus of Athens - a gluttonous demagogue, late 5th century B.C.
Athen_10.415 the comic poets have attacked Cleonymus and Peisander.

Cleonymus ² of Sparta - leader of a Greek army in Italy, late 3rd century B.C.
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303/11 Cleonymus of Sparta arrives with an army to support Tarentum, and tak
303/17 Cleonymus captures Corcyra.
302/4 Cleonymus is expelled from the territory of the Sallentini (according
302/14 Cleonymus makes a raid against the territory of the Veneti, but is
302/20 Titus (?) escapes after being held hostage by Cleonymus.
301/16 Cleonymus loses control of Corcyra.
294/9 allegedly swears to his father Cleonymus that he will ruin Sparta.
293/16 encouraged to revolt by Cleonymus of Sparta, but is recaptured
278/25 Cleonymus captures Troezen from Craterus.
272/2 Cleonymus asks Pyrrhus to intervene against Sparta.
272/18 Cleonymus founds the city of Heraea, and settles it with the inhabita
Athen_13.605 is that the conduct of Cleonymus the Spartan was in stri
Plut:Agis_3 onidas, the son of Cleonymus, was of the the Agiad family,
Plut:Demetr_39 conditions ; but when Cleonymus the Spartan threw himse
Polyaen_08.19.1 [19] Titus. Cleonymus having made Titus prisoner,

Cleonymus ³ of Argos - a dancer and flatterer, late 4th century B.C.
Athen_06.254 rgive, taking by the ear Cleonymus (who was a dancer and

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