Cerameicus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cerameicus - a district in Athens, famous for its potters
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Aelian:NA_12.40 iltiades buried in Cerameicus the mares which had won thre
Athen_5.212 ppearance; and the whole Cerameicus was full of citizens
Athen_6.258 alking three days in the Cerameicus, & I found it maybe
Athen_12.533 in the morning through the Cerameicus when it was full [
DiogLaert_7.3 dge to carry through the Cerameicus; and when he saw that
DiogLaert_7.11 and to build him a tomb in the Cerameicus, at the public
DiogLaert_7.15 allow him to be buried in the Cerameicus. And when he was
DiogLaert_7.29 enians buried him in the Cerameicus, and honoured him with
DiogLaert_7.182 statue which is in the Cerameicus, which is nearly hidden
Philoch_29 iodorus. Oeüm Cerameicum belongs to the tribe of Leon
Plut:Demetr_11 and passing through the Cerameicus with a chaplet on his
Plut:Demetr_12 carried it through the Cerameicus, was rent asunder by
Plut:Mor_843 in brass was set up in Cerameicus by order of the public
Plut:Mor_852 the public charge in the Cerameicus; and since Lycurgus
Plut:Phoc_34 ied in carts through the Cerameicus to the theatre, where

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