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Dicaearchus - Greek philosopher and geographer, late 4th century B.C.
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295/4 Dicaearchus measures the height of the Greek mountains.
295/5 on the diverse and erudite writings of the philosopher Dicaearchus.
Within translations:
Apollod:Fr_75 calls Nicostratus, but Dicaearchus and his followers cal
Athen_1.14 own countrywoman; but Dicaearchus attributes it to the
Athen_11.460 from large cups. For Dicaearchus of Messenē, [461] the
Athen_11.479 of Sicily, according to Dicaearchus, being the first to
Athen_13.557 ines in all his wars; as Dicaearchus relates in the third
Athen_13.594 nts and songs. And Dicaearchus, in his Essay on the Descen
Athen_13.603 hion. Accordingly, Dicaearchus, in his treatise On the Sac
Athen_14.620 Empedocles, as is asserted by Dicaearchus in his History
Athen_14.636 which are mentioned by Dicaearchus, in his essay On the
Athen_14.641 a second supper.' But Dicaearchus, in the first book
Athen_15.666 And Dicaearchus the Messenian, the pupil of
Athen_15.667 the kottabos elegantly, as Dicaearchus says; and Platon intimates
Athen_15.668 adapted to the game; which Dicaearchus, in his treatise on Alcaeus,
Cic:Acad_2.124 whether it exists, or, as Dicaearchus held, does not even exist
Cic:Tusc_1.21 praecordia [21] But Dicaearchus, in that discourse of
Cic:Tusc_1.24 What shall I say of Dicaearchus, who denies that there is
Cic:Tusc_1.41 [18.] We will pass over Dicaearchus, ** with his contemporary and
Cic:Tusc_1.51 from the body. Dicaearchus, indeed, and Aristoxenus,
Cic:Tusc_1.77 above all, my favourite Dicaearchus is very strenuous in
Cic:Tusc_4.71 the head of them, whom Dicaearchus blames not without reason), who
Demetr:Eloc_182 iting may be quoted from Dicaearchus, who says: `At Elia
Philoch_59 . . that is what Dicaearchus wrote, but Philochorus in
Poseidon_98 as much again as its width. Dicaearchus agreed with Dem
Vit:Arist_M44 Eudemus, Clytus, Aristoxenus and Dicaearchus, 45 and his writings,

Dicaearchus ² of Laodiceia - a courtier of Antiochus IV
167/14a ecree of Delphi in honour of Dicaearchus of Laodiceia, a courtier of
Phld:Phil_21 . . the harshness of Dicaearchus . . .
Phld:Phil_22 * . . towards his brother Dicaearchus; for indeed not . .

Dicaearchus ³ of Trichonium - general of the Aetolian league, 195/4 B.c.
Syll_598 (194) eral of the Aetolians Dikaiarchos to the council
THI_24 (early 2nd cent.) e again. When Dikaiarchos of Trichonion was general

Dicaearchus ⁴ of Thria - an Athenian general, serving the Macedonian kings
234/5c 63;s in Attica, in honour of Dicaearchus, a general of Demetrius II.
Within translations:
THI_39 (235/4) nesippos, that since Dikaiarchos had carried on his

Dicaearchus - in documents
OGIS_59 (163) on of Koiranos Dikaiarchos son of Apollonide
SelPap_2.357 west that of Claudius Dicaearchus, ex-magistrate of
Syll_436 (254/3 or 250/49) Neoptolemos], Gelon, Dikaiarchos, Stratagos, Kroby
Syll_499 (soon after 230) oteles, Phalausias, Dikaiarchos, Daïmachos,
THI_109 (c. 150) Polemarchos son of Dicaiarchos and Hagias son of Po

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