Candaules - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Candaules - king of Lydia, 8th century B.C.
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ChronSynt_92 years Meles for 12 years Candaules for 17 years Gyges for
Euseb]:Chron_69 rs. [p69] Meles, for 12 years. Candaules, for 17 years.
Just_1.7 in singularity of fortune, to Candaules. 15 This prince
Lucian:Luc_28 doomed to fare just like Candaules; for the groom left me
Plin:HN_7.126 temple of Venus Genetrix. King Candaules paid its weight in gold
Plin:HN_35.55 it not equally admitted that Candaules, the last King of Lydia

Candaules ² - the son of Candace
PsCallisth_2.14 irst of bowmen, and next Candaules, the dark-skinned, then
PsCallisth_3.19 Candace, called Candaules, with a few horsemen, rode
PsCallisth_3.20 we have in victory if Candaules loses his wife? So let

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