Aristocreon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Aristocreon - a Stoic philosopher; the nephew of Chrysippus
183/1 Syll_474, an Athenian decree in honour of Aristocreon of Seleuceia.
Within translations:
DiogLaert_7.185 the sons of his sister, Aristocreon and Philocrates, and
DiogLaert_7.196 to Fallacy, addressed Aristocreon; an introduction to
DiogLaert_7.197 Fallacy, addressed to Aristocreon; a demonstrative essa
DiogLaert_7.202 four books, addressed to Aristocreon; an answer to the Obj
Phld:Sto_46 Soli, who according to Aristocreon in his 'Sepulchre of
Syll_475 (soon after 229/8) people, to praise Aristokreon [of Seleukeia],

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