Menecrates - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Menecrates
of Syracuse - a doctor, 4th century B.C.
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Athen_7.289
I swear by Athena that Menecrates the Syracusan himself
Athen_7.290
carried a club. Menecrates then himself, though he was
Plut:Mor_191
the same time. & Menecrates the physician, surnamed Zeus
Menecrates 2
of Elaea - a geographer, 4th century B.C.
313/16
Menecrates of Elaea, Zenon, and (possibly) Epicurus
Menecrates 3
- a general of Seleucus I, early 3rd century B.C.
Polyaen_5.20.1
Frontinus, Str.3.3.7] [20] Menecrates. When Menecrates
Polyaen_8.57.1
In the meantime Menecrates, one of her opponents' gener
Menecrates 4
- Athenian archon, 219 B.C.
219/_
Athenian archon: Menecrates
  Within translations:
Syll_542
(228/7-212/1) euml; {219/8} archon: Menekrates of Oē basil
Menecrates 5
- a contemporary of the philosopher Chrysippus, 3rd century B.C.
DiogLaert_7.198
ight books, addressed to Menecrates; a treatise, in two
Menecrates 6
of Aenus - a friend of the poet Callimachus, 3rd century B.C.
Callim:Epigr_46
flee and save thyself, Menecrates!" said I on the 20th
Callim:Epigr_62
Hom:Od_21'295 ). Menecrates of Aenus - for thou, it seem
Menecrates 7
- an admiral of Sextus Pompeius
38/11
Menecrates, the admiral of Sextus Pompeius, defeats Menas near Cumae.
Oros_6.18
a naval engagement against Menecrates, the Pompeian leader. 22
Plin:HN_35.200
Marcus Antonius, Menas and Menecrates freedmen of Sextus Pompeius,
Menecrates 8
of Lissa - a benefactor of Lissa, 3rd century B.C.
277/2a
OGIS_57, a decree of Lissa in Lycia, in honour of Menecrates.
Menecrates
- in documents
AnthPal_12.38
the answer was, "Menecrates." [39] Anonymous & { H 32
Meleager_4.1
and the first flowers of Menecrates' pomegranate, branches
OGIS_771
(196/5) ich Sosigenes], son of Menekrates, from Marathon,
SEG_45.1556
(175-150) damos was priest, and Menekrates son of Thargelios,
SEG_56.638
(160-150) on of Alexandros and Menekrates son of Eustratidas;
Syll_322
of Hermias Melas son of Menekrates Apollonios son of
Syll_331
(after 306) es Aristotimos son of Menekrates Thedoros son of Pa
Syll_424
(256/5 or 254/3) Moiragenes Director: Menekrates of Megara, the so
Syll_538
(204/3) letairos of Melitaia, Menekrates of Lebadaia, Andro
Syll_548
(c. 213/2) rophanes the son of Menekrates, when he arrived at
Syll_549
(c. 213/2) Sardis, the son of Menekrates, both for himself and
Syll_597
(c. 205-200) , [to Apollo]. [Menekrates] and Sopatros of Thebes
Syll_619
(after 188) pted by Euphrastos Menekrates son of Menekrates
Syll_633
(c. 180) genes son of Leodamas Menekrates son of Antiphanes
Syll_690
(c. 135) tokleidas of Thebes ; Menekrates of Thebes, the son
THI_127
(c. 210) x } : Euphorbos son of Menekrates aphedriteuōn
THI_138
(early 2nd cent.) nothetes fine Menekrates of Ilion, the son of Diony
THI_149
(175-172) son of Kallistratos, Menekrates son of Menekrates;
THI_61.D
(173-169) nysios second: Menekrates of Sardis, the son
THI_74
(280-240) ocharis son of Damon Menekrates son of Pyrrias Kr
THI_98
(250-200) ndes son of Euestios Menekrates son of Moschion , &
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