Semus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Semus of Delos - author of a History of Delos, c. 200 A.D.
Athen_2.38 when drunk. And Semus of Delos says— "A brazen tripod,
Athen_11.469 a silver strainer." Semus, in the fifth book
Athen_11.502 knobs of gold. And Semus says that in Delos there
Athen_14.614 niscus of Metapontum, as Semus tells us in the fifth book
Athen_14.618 43;α } is shown by Semus of Delos, in the fifth book
Athen_14.622 atōton. [16.] & Semus of Delos says in his book
Athen_14.637 Phoenicians. But Semus of Delos, in the first book of
Athen_14.645 the basynias too. Semus, in the second book of his Histor
Athen_15.676 used among the Greeks, as Semus of Delos tells us in

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