Lycon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Lycon - the father of Autolycus, 5th century B.C.
Athen_5.216 Autolycus, the son of Lycon, and making an entertainmen

Lycon ² - comic actor, 4th century B.C.
Athen_12.539 and of comic actors there were Lycon, and Phormion, and

Lycon ³ - a Pythagorean philosopher, 4th century B.C.
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Athen_10.418 food in moderation, as Lycon of Iasus relates in his tre

Lycon ⁴ - a Peripatetic philosopher, 3rd century B.C.
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268/3 Lycon develops a love of luxury at an early age.
246/31 The philosopher Lycon rejects an invitation to visit Antiochus.
239/4 Antigonus praises the philosopher Lycon.
239/4a Syll_461, a decree of the Amphictyons in honour of Lycon.
224/5 remarks on the character of Lycon, his eloquence and his love of lux
224/6 The death of the Peripatetic philosopher Lycon.
Diogenes- DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Life of Lycon
Within translations:
Athen_12.547 ure. [69.] "And Lycon the Peripatetic," as Antigonus
Athen_12.548 cept the rest. For Lycon, to gratify his luxurious and ins

Lycon ⁵ - a slave of the philosopher Epicurus
DiogLaert_10.21 ate Mys, and Nicias, and Lycon: I also give Phaedrium her

Lycon - in documents
AnthPal_13.6 might stand as a monument on Lycon's grave. For this mem
AntipThes_6.198 & { G-P 100 } & Lycon, having shaved the down that flow
Syll_424 (256/5 or 254/3) s of Sikyon Director: Lykon of Athens, the son of
Syll_492 (c. 263) iros from (?) Iristos Lykon of (?) Eiria and the hi
Syll_523 (c. 220) . . ., . . .], Lykon of Melitaia, [Lykos of Kallip
Syll_600 (201/0) ates Autolykos son of Lykon Aristomachos son of Pi
THI_45 (205/4) tos son of Makareus, Lykon son of Antimachos and M
THI_61.C (early 2nd century) kon Citharode: Lykon of Taras, the son of Ly

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