Deinias - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Deinias - a member of the club of sixty Athenian wits, 4th century B.C.
Athen_14.614 nicknamed the Crab, and Deinias, and also Mnasigeiton and

Deinias ² - an Athenian, who donated a piece of land for public use, 4th century B.C.
DionHal:Din_10 speech for Aeschines against Deinias: "I would wish, gen
Plut:Mor_841 ven ground, given by one Deinias to Lycurgus for the use

Deinias ³ - a perfume-seller
Athen_12.552 on Pleasure, says that Deinias the perfumer gave himself

Deinias ⁴ - a Sicyonian, who assassinated the tyrant Abantidas
Plut:Arat_3 the escape of Aratus, Deinias and Aristoteles the teach

Deinias ⁵ - a Greek historian, who wrote about the Argolis
Plut:Arat_29 enae, and the tyrant, as Deinias tells us, was overtaken

Deinias ⁶ - tyrant of Crannon in Thessaly
Polyaen_2.34.1 and repealed the law. [34] & Deinias. Deinias the son

Deinias - in documents
Syll_314 (c. 320 +) Arkadia, the son of Deinias Men's wrestling cont
THI_151 (145-137) . . . son of Deinias Philombrotos son of Deinomacho

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