Diodorus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Diodorus of Sicily - author of a universal history, 1st century B.C.
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60/23 Diodorus' "Historical Library" ends with the events of this year.
59/14 Diodorus starts the research for his history, by making a visit to
49/73 The floruit of the historian Diodorus Siculus.
Athen_12.541 everything." [59.] But Diodorus Siculus, in his Historic
Euseb]:Chron_55 Castor says. And Diodorus Siculus, who wrote the [Histor
Euseb]:Chron_59 ians." This is what Diodorus says in the second book
Euseb]:Chron_131 of the Egyptians. Diodorus, in the first book of his hist
Euseb]:Chron_133 own times." & That is what Diodorus says. And now it
Euseb]:Chron_219 Historical Library of Diodorus, who gives a very accura
Euseb]:Chron_221 tans - from the books of Diodorus It happens that it is
Euseb]:Chron_225 ef, from the writings of Diodorus After the Trojan war,
Euseb]:Chron_263 from the forty books of Diodorus' [Historical] Library,
Euseb]:Chron_283 these events - namely Diodorus, who combined and summar
Hieron:Chron_1968 1968] [not in Ar.] Diodorus Siculus, the Greek historian,
Porph:Fr_36 Suctorius Callinicus, Diodorus, Hieronymus, Polybius,
Porph:Fr_53 . . Polybius and Diodorus, who wrote "libraries of histo

Diodorus ² of Sinope - a writer of Middle Comedy
Athen_06.235 temple of Heracles; and Diodorus of Sinope, a comic poet,
Athen_06.239 seized. [36.] And Diodorus of Sinope, in his Orphan Heire

Diodorus ³ of Aspendus - Pythagorean philosopher
310/8 Axiothea, Berisades, Cleon, Diodorus, Mynnacus, Phaon, Philotas, Pro
Athen_04.163 and should be sent & To Diodorus the philosopher & And

Diodorus ⁴ Periegetes - a geographer, 4th century B.C.
Athen_13.591 ete; and I am aware that Diodorus Periegetes says that the

Diodorus ⁵ of Ephesus; one of the brothers who killed the tyrant Hegesias, 4th century B.C.
Polyaen_06.49.1 Anaxagoras, Codrus, and Diodorus, the sons of Echeanax,

Diodorus ⁶ - commander of Demetrius' garrison at Ephesus
301/18 Demetrius thwarts a plot by Diodorus to betray Ephesus.
Polyaen_04.7.3 the mercenaries under Diodorus on a certain night to
Polyaen_04.7.4 dition to Caria, he left Diodorus captain of his guards

Diodorus ⁷ Cronus - a philosopher at the court of Ptolemaeus I
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295/6 Diodorus Cronus commits suicide after failing to solve a logic puzzle

Diodorus ⁸ - a general of Seleucus I, who was defeated in Cappadocia
281/18 Diodorus the general of Seleucus is heavily defeated.

Diodorus ⁹ - an agent of Apollonius in Philadelphia, Egypt
259/1 PLille+_1, a letter from Diodorus describing plans for reclamation

Diodorus ¹⁰ of Samos - a public doctor, late 3rd century B.C.
197/12 stin+_125, a decree of Samos in honour of Diodorus, a public doctor.

Diodorus ¹¹ of Tyre - a Peripatetic philosopher, 2nd century B.C.
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140/20 is succeeded as head of the Peripatetic school by Diodorus of Tyre.

Diodorus ¹² - son of Jason; sent as a Jewish envoy to Rome, 2nd century B.C.
Joseph:AJ_13.260 son of Alexander, and Diodorus, the son of Jason, who

Diodorus ¹³ of Lilybaeum - a supporter of Sulla, rewarded with Roman citizenship
82/34 ding Ariston of Massilia and Diodorus of Lilybaeum, with Roman citize

Diodorus ¹⁴ of Melita - a wealthy victim of Verres in Sicily
73/34 Diodorus of Melita escapes from Sicily after Verres attempts to seize

Diodorus ¹⁵ - a general of Mithridates, killed in 70 B.C.
70/29 captures Amaseia; the death of Diodorus the general of Mithridates.

Diodorus ¹⁶ - a friend of Dositheus
Vit:Arat_3 says in his [letter] to Diodorus that Aratus also went

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