Aesopus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Aesopus (Aesop) - writer of fables; a slave of Iadmon in the 6th century B.C.
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Aelian:Fr_203 1806 , & Suda_E'1909 & & Aesopus is killed, but comes back
Aelian:NA_16.5 and had not thumbed your Aesop, who used to say that the
Apul:Flor_25 that befell the crow in Aesop's fable: namely, that in the
FGrH_252.B tyrant at Athens; and Aesopus was thrown to his death
Julian:Caes_307 ose old-fashioned ones such as Aesopus wrote. But whether
Plin:HN_36.82 the fellow-slave and concubine of Aesop, the sage who composed the
Plut:Arat_30 sincere virtue. Aesopus tells us, " That the cuckoo one
Plut:Arat_38 he perfectly resembled Aesopus' hunter, 10 for he would

Aesopus ² (Claudius Aesopus) - tragic actor at Rome in the first century B.C.
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54/65 General comments on the career of the actor Aesopus.
53/41 Clodius, the son and heir of Aesopus, swallows pearls dissolved in
Cic:DeOr_1.259 case detains the audience; while Aesopus, if he has the least
Cic:Sest_120 a vast audience a great artist who, upon my soul, has
Cic:Sest_123 of these allusions. Ought then Aesopus or Accius to have pleaded
Cic:Tusc_4.55 writing? or do you think Aesopus was ever angry when he
Plin:HN_35.163 dish cost the tragic actor Aesopus 100,000 sesterces and I have
ValMax_8.10.2 is certain, that Roscius and Aesopus, two of the most skilful
ValMax_9.1.2 [1.2] Aesopus the tragic actor ought to

Aesopus ³ - an associate of Mithridates Eupator, who wrote an Encomium of the king
63/20 Teucer of Cyzicus and Aesopus write about the achievements of Mithrid

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