Callixeinus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Callixeinus of Athens - proposed a motion to condemn the Athenian admirals, 406 B.C.
Athen_5.218 trary to the laws, [218] Callixeinus again mounts the trib

Callixeinus ² of Rhodes - a writer of the 3rd century B.C.
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Athen_5.196 Masurius brought forward Callixeinus the Rhodian, who in
Athen_5.203 any one to count, (but Callixeinus has made a catalogue
Athen_5.209 what that thing is which Callixeinus calls ἐγ&
Athen_5.210 shows plainly enough, as Callixeinus also said, that they
Athen_9.387 into the sea." And Callixeinus the Rhodian, in the
Athen_11.472 different is clearly shown by Callixeinus, who says, in his account
Athen_11.474 {49.} Karchesion Callixeinus of Rhodes in his books
Athen_11.483 against Demosthenes And Callixeinus, describing in the fourth
Athen_15.677 word is also mentioned by Callixeinus, who is himself also a
Plin:HN_36.67 a raft; but according to Callixenus it was conveyed by Phoenix,

Callixeinus - in documents
Syll_599 (c. 196-192) .: Euphaniskos son of Kallixeinos, adopted by Nikas
Syll_614 (c. 180/79) y: Euphaniskos son of Kallixeinos, adopted by Nikas

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