Isocrates - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Isocrates of Athens - a writer and teacher of rhetoric, 4th century B.C.
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Athen_05.215 mentioned it, nor has Isocrates in his Oration on the
Athen_13.566 shops and inns, although Isocrates the orator has said,
Athen_13.592 the tombs." [62.] But Isocrates also, the most modest
Cic:Brut_32 in the decline of life, Isocrates made his appearance,
Cic:Brut_35 our. [35] & After Isocrates came Lysias, who, though not
Cic:Brut_48 the same manner, Isocrates at first disclaimed the Art,
Cic:Brut_204 imitate the conduct of Isocrates with his two scholars
DionHal:Din_1 unique style, as Lysias, Isocrates and Isaeus were, nor
DionHal:Din_6 even as is the case of Isocrates' disciples and of Isocr
FGrH_255.5 ery in the battle. Isocrates the teacher of rhetoric died,
Lucian:Macr_23 invitations to dinner! Isocrates wrote his Panegyric at
Memn_1 een a pupil of the rhetorician Isocrates. But he turned
Philoch_59 and they erected a statue of Isocrates . . . and inscrib
Plut:Mor_836 eloquent orator and older than Isocrates. Philiscus, his
Plut:Mor_841 aking himself a pupil to Isocrates the orator, he employed
Plut:Mor_844 od, he went to school to Isocrates, say some; but most are
Plut:Mor_845 hem; but the orations of Isocrates to athletes, because
Plut:Mor_848 acquainted with him; and Isocrates knew him concerned in

Isocrates ² - Athenian archon, 205 B.C.
205/_ Athenian archon: Isocrates

Isocrates - in documents
Syll_386 (266/5) tribe, with Isokrates [of Alopeke], son of Isok
Syll_599 (c. 196-192) or Theomnestos son of Isokrates Hegepolis son of An

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