Chamaeleon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Chamaeleon of Heracleia - a peripatetic philosopher, late 4th century B.C.
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Athen_6.273 account given to us by Chamaeleon of Pontus, in his book
Athen_8.338 ered about fishes; which Chamaeleon of Heracleia has recor
Athen_11.461 this it is plain that Chamaeleon ignores the fact that the
Athen_12.533 [46.] And Chamaeleon of Pontus, in his essay
Athen_13.573 custom at Corinth (as Chamaeleon of Heracleia relates,
Athen_13.599 of Croesus. But Chamaeleon, in his treatise on Sappho,
Athen_13.600 sic, says - according to Chamaeleon - that Alcman was the
Athen_13.611 the Lacedaemonians, as Chamaeleon says in his book on
Athen_14.620 ius Phalereus. Now Chamaeleon, in his essay on Stesichorus
Athen_14.624 Pythagorean," [624] as Chamaeleon of Pontus relates, ''w
Athen_14.628 in his Preparations (as Chamaeleon quotes the play), spok
Athen_14.656 cerning hares also Chamaeleon says, in his treatise on Sim

Chamaeleon ² of Heracleia - an envoy to king Seleucus, 280 B.C.
Memn_7 one of the envoys called Chamaeleon was not frightened by

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