Xanthus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Xanthus - a city in Lycia, Anatolia
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242/7a SEG_36.1218, a letter from Ptolemy III to the city of Xanthus.
205/1 EG_38.1476, the response of Xanthus to an appeal for aid from the
197/21a OGIS_746, recording the consecration of Xanthus by Antiochus.
Within translations:
Euseb]:Chron_215 A.D.] - Hermogenes of Xanthus, stadion race [At this
OGIS_91 (205-181) half of the city of Xanthos, the commander Euphrain
Plin:HN_5.100 Then comes Pyrrha, and also Xanthus 15 miles from the sea,
Plin:HN_6.214 Lycaonia, Lycia, Patara, Xanthus, Caunus, Rhodes, Cos,
Porph:Fr_46 cus, Andriace, Limyra, Patara, Xanthus, and last of all
PsCallisth_1.42 And Argus came, the lord of Xanthus he. & His child,
SEG_18.570 (180-120) mos seized the city of Xanthos and staged massacres
SEG_33.1183 (260/59) e people and archons of Xanthos: since Pandaros of Herakleia, t
SEG_33.1184 (196) riest of the kings at Xanthos, and Tlepolemos son o
SEG_38.1476 (206/5) . Therefore the Xanthians, whose philanthropy is se
SEG_44.1218 (150-110) enable isopoliteia between the Xanthians and the Myrans - ha
SEG_60.1569 (c. 160-150) of Leto that is at Xanthos, one in the temple of
THI_139 (150-50) The people of Xanthos honoured for his benefactions Apollonides

Xanthus ² - author of a history of Lydia, 5th century B.C.
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Athen_10.415 of one ship of war? And Xanthus, in his Account of Lydia,
Athen_12.515 first to castrate women, as Xanthus the Lydian tells us, or

Xanthus ³ - a Boeotian general, killed in a battle against the Athenians
Polyaen_1.19.1 of the Athenians, and Xanthus, general of the Boeotians

Xanthus ⁴ - an Egyptian official, 3rd century B.C.
265/23 Bagnall_92, a letter from Xanthus to Euphranor.

Xanthus - in documents
SelPap_2.404 likewise 19 drachmae, of Xanthus, keeper of the archi

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