Democles - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Democles - a parasite of Dionysius II
Athen_6.250 Dionysius was pacified, Democles continued, and said, "Bu
Polyaen_5.46.1 nt, instead of general. [46] Democles. Democles, who was

Democles ² - a parasite, called Zomos
Athen_6.242 bout all fat and heavy, & Like Democles? you call him Grav

Democles ³ - a parasite, called Lagynion
Athen_13.584 amed Metaneira; and when Democles the parasite, who was

Democles ⁴ - an Athenian orator, late 4th century B.C.
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Plut:Mor_842 them at liberty again, - Democles, who was Theophrastus'

Democles ⁵ - a handsome young Athenian, who committed suicide to preserve his chastity
303/1 courtesans Lamia and Leaena; Democles commits suicide to escape the
Within translations:
Plut:Demetr_24 virtue and chastity of Democles ought not to be left und

Democles ⁶ - Athenian archon, 278 B.C.
278/_ Athenian archon: Democles

Democles - in documents
Syll_492 (c. 263) on of Erythrai, the son of Demokles . . . of Larisa
Syll_542 (228/7-212/1) spalta thesmothetes: Demokles of Kolonos Poseidi

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