Conon   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Conon   of Athens - a general, late 5th century and early 4th century B.C.
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Athen_10.419   otheus, the son of Conon, being once taken by Plato from
Athen_12.532   Iphicrates lived in Thrace, and Conon in Cyprus, and Timotheus in
Athen_12.548   ted part of the city, in Conon's house, which was well ada
Athen_13.577   her that I am the son of Conon." And Carystius, in his His
Cic:DeOr_3.139   renowned Timotheus the son of Conon the eminent general, and himself
Just_5.5   ibiades to make room for Conon, thinking that they had
Just_5.6   exile. [5.6] & & Conon, being put in the place of Alcibi
Just_6.1-5 *   ce, as commander by sea, Conon the Athenian, who, having
Nepos_9.1     [1]   Conon the Athenian began his public
Nepos_9.2   commander-in-chief, but in reality Conon headed the army and
Nepos_9.3   order to accuse the traitor, Conon was sent to the king
Nepos_9.4   king had read the communication, Conon's prestige had so much weight
Nepos_9.5   governor of Sardis, summoned Conon, pretending that he wished
Nepos_12.3   sight of their countrymen. Accordingly, Conon spent a good part of
Nepos_13.1   Timotheus, the Athenian, son of Conon. This man increased by his
Oros_2.16   number of his depleted forces, Conon gathered together old men and
Oros_3.1   22 Conon, an Athenian but also the
Philoch_144   the benefit bestowed by Conon the son of Timotheus, who
Philoch_146   After this sea battle, Conon restored the long walls for
Philoch_150   in Plutus [173 ]. Conon first assembled it, and later Iph
Plut:Mor_837   ers Timotheus the son of Conon was one, with whom he visit
Plut:Mor_838   by Timotheus the son of Conon, before the entry of the
Polyaen_1.44.1   Eteonicus. While Conon the Athenian was besieging Eteoni
Polyaen_1.48.1   so: Diodorus, 13.66-67] [48] & Conon. Conon, who was in
Polyaen_1.48.2   end to the war. & Conon was confronted by Callicratidas,

  Conon 2   of Samos - an astronomer, 3rd century B.C.
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245/4 The astronomer Conon discovers the "Lock of Berenice".

  Conon 3   - an Athenian, accused of assault by Demosthenes, 4th century B.C.
Philoch_21 Demosthenes, in Against Conon [ 54'26 ]: "So they took

  Conon   - in documents
AnthPal_11.108 [108] JULIAN (?) & { F 2 } & Conon is two cubits tall,
RC_45 (186)   e sent to the king - Konon, Zethos and Androkles
SEG_39.702 (275-250)   inos son of Dēimachos, Konon son of . . ., and
Syll_482 (269/8)   tyxidas, Stratolaos, Konon, Antimachos Phokians: L
Syll_559 (c. 207/6)   os son of Pythagoras, Konon son of Dionysios and La
Syll_657 (155/4)   riadai, the son of Konon Sonikos of Philaidai, the
THI_77 (318)   cred heralds: since Konon son of Poseidippos has ac


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