Agathon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Agathon - Athenian tragedian, younger contemporary of Euripides
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Athen_5.211 ven chins. For, as Agathon says — & If I do tell the truth
Athen_5.216 as, indeed, the lover of Agathon the poet, when speaking
Athen_5.217 honour of the victory of Agathon, at which banquet Pausani
Athen_10.445 questions (as the excellent Agathon says)- & .... and
Athen_12.528 ilon;ς. And Agathon in his Thyestes says, that "the
Athen_13.584 rlot." For, according to Agathon, & It does not follow,
Athen_15.701 as that, like the good Agathon, I may quote this line
Plut:Mor_177 banquet embraced fair Agathon and kissed him, although

Agathon ² - a friend of Chrysippus, 3rd century B.C.
DiogLaert_7.194 Reasonings; an essay to Agathon, called also an essay on

Agathon - in documents
AnthPal_5.78 on my lips as I was kissing Agathōn. Poor soul !
AnthPal_7.226 his whole city acclaimed Agathon, the doughty warrior, as
CIL_1.688 side}: Marcus Blossius Agathon, freedman of Marcus M
DionHal:Din_5 obstructive plea in behalf of Agathon. And indeed of the
DionHal:Din_12 entlemen." 75. For Agathon, a supporting speech: ''Just
SelPap_1.10 elia Isarion daughter of Agathon, of the said city,
Syll_320 (314/3) edonian, the son of Agathon, because he has given
Syll_322 esitheos Asandros son of Agathon [B] These presided
Syll_331 (after 306) Zeuxis Timon son of Agathon Since the inhabitant
Syll_378 (c. 287) Megara, the son of Agathon, both to himself and to
Syll_444 (c. 247-240) phians: Nikomachos, Agathon Boeotians: Tharsias,
Syll_485 (soon after 235/4) iuml;los of Thessaly Agathon of Lykia Xenophilos of
Syll_494 (260/59) Aetolia. Since Agathon, the architect of the tem
Syll_585 (197-175) f of his year were Agathon, Xenostratos and Kleo
Syll_653 (c. 165) and Athambos son of [Agathon, and the secretary
THI_127 (c. 210) sikles hieromnemon : Agathon son of Telenikos super
THI_24 (early 2nd cent.) Kallias, Athambos son of Agathon and Tyrbaios. [B]
THI_64 (263-236) Agathon of Larisa in Thessaly
THI_74 (280-240) nes Timokrates son of Agathon Damon son of Mikkon K

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