Pamphilus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pamphilus of Amphipolis - Greek painter, 4th century B.C.
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Plin:HN_35.75 Aristides, that Eupompus taught Pamphilus who was the instructor
Plin:HN_35.76 Sicyonian and Attic. [76] To Pamphilus belong Family Group, and a
Plin:HN_35.123 It is recorded also that Pamphilus, the teacher of Apelles, not
Plut:Arat_12 particularly those of Pamphilus and Melanthus ; [13]

Pamphilus ² of Alexandria - Greek grammarian, 1st century A.D.
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Athen_9.387 Glossary of Cookery, and Pamphilus the Alexandrian, in his
Athen_11.470-472 * from its shape, according to Pamphilus in his Glossary
Athen_11.475 by this name. But Pamphilus says that only the
Athen_11.478 wine from a kotylos." Pamphilus says that it is a
Athen_11.479 also Heracleitus, according to Pamphilus, say that the kotylē
Athen_11.487 of Cyrene, quoted by Pamphilus, says that the Paphians
Athen_11.494 Ollix Pamphilus in his Attic renders this
Athen_11.496 it a kotyliskos, according to Pamphilus. They use it at Eleusis
Athen_11.502 the way of friendship, as Pamphilus explains. And Demosthenes says {
Athen_11.783 means drinking-cup, according to Pamphilus. Philitas says that it
Athen_13.572 ho;&η) at Abydus, as Pamphilus asserts:- "For when all
Athen_14.642 Apion and Diodorus, as Pamphilus tells us, assert that
Athen_14.645 fried bread. But Pamphilus says that the epichyton is
Athen_14.650 omēlides. And Pamphilus, in his treatise on Dialects
Athen_14.653 aware, too, that Pamphilus has mentioned a kind of dried
Athen_15.677 in his Attic Words as Pamphilus says in his treatise on
Athen_15.678 the head of Hera, as Pamphilus relates.
DiogLaert_10.14 that he was also a pupil of Pamphilus, the Platonist

Pamphilus ³ of Caesarea - Christian martyr, killed in 309 A.D.
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Malal_197 niclers Eusebius [follower] of Pamphilus and Pausanias.
Malal_207 lem, as Eusebius [follower] of Pamphilus has recorded in

Pamphilus - in documents
AnthPal_12.31 me totter, your love, Pamphilus, has but a little time
AntipThes_11.219 God's sake, if you love me, Pamphilus, don't kiss me.
Callim:Epigr_50 comic witness indeed - Pamphilus, not a single love-worn
CIL_1.1319 CIL_1 .1319 Latin Text Hostius Pamphilus. Rome. Table
CIL_1.2231 floor. CIL_1 .2231 Pamphilus. On a tablet
CIL_1.808 sesterces. Quintus Pamphilus contractor and workmen,
Meleager_4.1 ne-leaves of the song of Pamphilus he plucked intangled
OGIS_104 (167-145) Athens, the son of Pamphilos, on account of Chryser
SEG_16.60 (320-305) Oineis tribe, with Pamphilos of Rhamnous the so
Syll_310 (323/2) proposal of Pamphilos son of Euphiletos: the me
Syll_322 Alexandros &[ 303/2 ] Pamphilos son of Parthenios K
Syll_386 (266/5) Thorikos, the son of Pamphilos: since Strombichos
Syll_424 (256/5 or 254/3) Megara, the son of Pamphilos ; Sosikrates of Sik
Syll_661 (c. 165/4) h of the Eleusinians, Pamphilos of Eleusis the so

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