Cimon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cimon - son of Miltiades; Athenian statesman and general, 5th century B.C.
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Plutarch,- PLUTARCH, Cimon
Within translations:
Athen_11.506 and Myronides, and even Cimon himself. The Crito also,
Athen_12.533 whatever he pleased. And Cimon afterwards adopted the same
Athen_13.589 ed. Moreover, when Cimon had had an incestuous affair with
Athen_13.594 estion, of Miltiades, or Cimon, or Pericles, or of some
Just_2.15 minated as their general Cimon the Athenian, the son of
Nepos_001. it was no disgrace to Cimon, an eminent citizen of Athens,
Nepos_5.1 [1] Cimon, the Athenian, son of Miltiades,
Nepos_5.3 well-known prowess. 3 Therefore Cimon was recalled to his
Polyaen_1.34.1 lso: Diodorus, 11.35'2] [34] & Cimon. After Cimon had defe
Polyaen_1.34.2 Diodorus, 11.61'7] & Cimon, having carried off many
Simonid_7.258 courage. * & In this battle Cimon defeated the Persians
Simonid_7.296 epitaph of those who fell in Cimon's last campaign in
Simonid_16.232 m_7 ; see also Aeschin_3.184-5 Cimon . . . turned over {th
ValMax_5.3e.3 to die in prison, and Cimon his son to be bound
ValMax_5.4e.2 Nor can I forget you Cimon, who did not hesitate to
ValMax_6.9e.3 [9e.3] Cimon in his youth was looked

Cimon ² - Athenian archon, 288 B.C.
288/_ Athenian archon: Cimon
287/2 the hoplites, keeps Athens free from danger while Cimon is archon.
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Syll_409 (c. 255/4) during the year when Kimon was archon {288/7 B.

Cimon ³ - Athenian archon, 236 B.C.
236/_ Athenian archon: Cimon
Within translations:
Syll_485 (soon after 235/4) sis for the year when Kimon was archon, he took

Cimon ⁴ - a citizen of Elis, 3rd century B.C.
Callim:Epigr_61 be who pass the tomb of Cimon of Elis, know that ye pass

Cimon ⁵ - a citizen of Corinth, 4th century B.C.
PsCallisth_1.19 Xanthias the Boeotian, Cimon the Corinthian, and Alexand

Cimon ⁶ - of Cleonae; Greek painter, ? 6th century B.C.
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Plin:HN_35.56 every sort of figure; and Cimon of Cleonae who improved on
Simonid_9.758 58] & { P 33b } & Cimon painted the door on the right,
Simonid_16.84 ith no ignorant hand did Cimon paint these things; but no

Cimon - in documents
AntipThes_11.224 saw the erect penis of Cimon, Priapus said, "Alas! altho

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