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Xenophon of Athens - Greek soldier and writer, early 4th century B.C.
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[Longin]:Subl_4 Timaeus when those very demi-gods, Xenophon and Plato, for all their
[Longin]:Subl_8 this in my book on Xenophon - and the second is
[Longin]:Subl_19 locking their shields," says Xenophon, "they pushed, fought, slew,
[Longin]:Subl_25 "Someone has fallen," says Xenophon, ** "under Cyrus's horse
[Longin]:Subl_28 of his periphrasis. 3 Again Xenophon says, "You hold that hard
[Longin]:Subl_32 It is thus that in Xenophon ** the anatomy of the
[Longin]:Subl_43 concealed them and, as Xenophon ** thrust their channels
Aelian:NA_2.11 the Persian did who occurs in Xenophon the 'golden'. **
Aelian:NA_6.25 longer tend him. Xenophon the son of Gryllus is clearly
Aelian:NA_8.3 Persian custom applauded by Xenophon [Cyr. 1. 2. 7 ]
Aelian:NA_13.24 vinces me. [24] & Xenophon has also the following remarks
Apul:Flor_20 hymns, Epicharmus music, Xenophon histories, and Xenocrates
Athen_4.150 been prepared." [35.] Xenophon also mentions the Thraci
Athen_4.151 ne, said, as he saw that Xenophon was no longer eating any
Athen_4.174 ording to the account of Xenophon, about a span in length,
Athen_5.216 give. And even the admirable Xenophon is not free from
Athen_5.217 the democracy. And Xenophon shows this plainly in the firs
Athen_6.252 ans, who is mentioned by Xenophon in the seventh book of
Athen_6.272 that admirable writer Xenophon has said in his book on
Athen_9.400 ery prolific animal, as, Xenophon has told us, in his trea
Athen_10.421 that admirable writer Xenophon [ Hell_3.4'17 ] calls
Athen_11.465 Customs of Phigaleia Xenophon, speaking of the Persians
Athen_11.476 they began to reel." Xenophon also, in the seventh book
Athen_11.483 A Lacedaemonian cup which Xenophon mentions in the first book
Athen_11.504-506 * these words of the noble Xenophon, he will be able to
Athen_11.784 {29.} Xenophon in the first book of
Athen_12.510 And that excellent writer Xenophon [ Mem_2.1.21 ] seems
Athen_12.515 [10.] But Xenophon, in the eighth book of
Athen_12.544 luxury; on which account Xenophon says in his Memorabilia
Athen_13.573 ference to this goddess, Xenophon the Corinthian, when goi
Athen_13.574 this grove ! & [574] Lo, Xenophon, succeeding in his aim,
Athen_13.588 heodote the Athenian, as Xenophon tells us in his Memorabi
Athen_14.613 which follows. And Xenophon [ Ages_5.1 ] represents Agesil
Athen_14.614 amusing things. Xenophon also, in his Symposium [ 1.11
Athen_14.651 ntioned are dates. Xenophon, in the second book of his Ana
Athen_14.653 gmaf;), and olives." And Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus [
Athen_15.673 Antiphon in the Memorabilia of Xenophon not having added a single
Athen_15.686 that that exquisite writer Xenophon, in his Symposium represents
Cic:Brut_112 the Cyropaedia, by Xenophon, is read by every one; which,
Cic:Brut_132 and agreeable manner of Xenophon, and made a present of
Cic:Brut_292 age in the dialogues of Plato, Xenophon, and Aeschines.
Cic:DeOr_2.58 among the philosophers; first Xenophon, the follower of Socrates,
Cic:DeOr_3.139 Or from those which Xenophon taught Agesilaus, or Archytas
Cic:Tusc_2.62 had always in his hands Xenophon, the pupil of Socrates, being
Cic:Tusc_5.99 just now of the Lacedaemonians. Xenophon has given an account of
Demetr:Eloc_37 in the prose of Plato, Xenophon, Herodotus and many othe
Demetr:Eloc_80 ture of his style. Xenophon, on the other hand, prefers
Demetr:Eloc_84 other way about. Xenophon, for example, says: 'on the
Demetr:Eloc_89 the following passage of Xenophon: 'like as a gallant houn
Demetr:Eloc_93 instead of a phrase is Xenophon's sentence: `it was not
Demetr:Eloc_98 infra.). [98] & Xenophon says that 'the army huzzaed,'
Demetr:Eloc_103 titions such as those of Xenophon, who says: `the chariots
Demetr:Eloc_104 and cut their way through' (Xenophon, Anabasis 1. 8,
Demetr:Eloc_121 themes. [121] & Xenophon obeys this rule when he says
Demetr:Eloc_131 gle jest. [131] & Xenophon also is familiar with this dep
Demetr:Eloc_134 have been first discovered by Xenophon. Having for his
Demetr:Eloc_137 and rapid touch. Xenophon will furnish an example: "'Thi
Demetr:Eloc_139 case with a passage of Xenophon relating to Cyrus: 'as
Demetr:Eloc_155 emble urbanity. In Xenophon, for example, Heracleides who
Demetr:Eloc_181 as well as with Plato, Xenophon and Herodotus; and it
Demetr:Eloc_296 ppean.' Another will (as Xenophon commonly does) express
DiogLaert_7.2 up the second book of Xenophon's Memorabilia and began
Lucian:Macr_21 ninety-two years, and Xenophon, son of Gryllus, more
Nepos_17.1 but in particular by Xenophon, the disciple of Socrates,
Philoch_71 57'2 ] and the seventh book of Xenophon's Hellenica [ 7.5'
Plin:HN_7.155 Illyria lived 500 years. Xenophon in his Periplus {"Coasting
Plin:HN_34.79 the athlete in whose honour Xenophon wrote his Symposium, and the
Plinius:Ep_7.32 your kindness. As Xenophon remarks,* & praise is the
Plut:Mor_832 profit of arguing, as Xenophon tells us in his Commenta
Plut:Mor_845 the Olynthians. Xenophon also, the pupil of Socrates,
Polyaen_1.49.1 put the rest to flight. [49] & Xenophon. Xenophon, in the
Polyaen_1.49.2 on harassing his rear, Xenophon formed his little army
ValMax_5.10e.2 [10e.2] Xenophon, amongst the pupils of Socrates

Xenophon ² of Corinth - victor in the stadion race at the Olympic Games, 464 B.C.
Euseb]:Chron_203 race 79th [464 B.C.] - Xenophon of Corinth, stadion race

Xenophon ³ - Athenian archon, 287 B.C.
287/_ Athenian archon: Xenophon
Within translations:
Syll_409 (c. 255/4) ple in the year when Xenophon was archon {287/6 B.

Xenophon - in documents
DionHal:Din_12 for Aeschylus against Xenophon, in an action for desert
PCairZen_59368 therefore asks Zenon and Xenophon , as soon as they get
SEG_21.469 (129/8) ople, as proposed by Xenophon of Sounion, the son o
SEG_25.447 (c. 273) cribed records. Xenophon and the other damiorgoi, a
Syll_340 (3rd cent.) sos, son of Theugenes Xenophon of Brasos, son of Kl
Syll_362 (299/8) Kephale, the son of Xenophon, as secretary of the
Syll_367 (286/5) . . . tribe, Xenophon of Halai, son of Nikeas, a
Syll_485 (soon after 235/4) ia Diogenes of Kopros Xenophon of Kikynna Mynnisko
Syll_547 (soon after 210) : Kleitophon of Iphistiadai Xenophon of Berenikid

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