Charicles - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Charicles of Carystus - a man who supplied Demosthenes with books
Plut:Mor_844 and by the assistance of Charicles of Carystus those also

Charicles ² - the son-in-law of Phocion
Plut:Phoc_21 ards he applied to Charicles, Phocion's son-in-law, and
Plut:Phoc_22 ughter, he even employed Charicles to get a superb monumen
Plut:Phoc_33 much alarmed Callimedon and (?) Charicles that they fled
Plut:Phoc_35 Phalerum, Callimedon, Charicles, and some others, who

Charicles ³ - a historian, of uncertain date
Athen_8.350 hibited in that city, as Charicles relates, in the first

Charicles ⁴ - Athenian archon, (?) 184 B.C.
184/_ Athenian archon: Charicles
Within translations:
Syll_474 (184/3) the year of Charikles as archon, in the sixth

Charicles - in documents
SEG_43.212 (c. 200) Hippolaa daughter of Charikles : 5 drachmas Lysis d
Syll_489 (c. 234) ias Flute-players: Charikles [of Boeotia], the son
Syll_636 (178) Kleandros Magnetes: Charikles of Demetrias, the son
THI_127 (c. 210) es : Hismeinias son of Charikles secretary of templ

Charicles → see Charilaus

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