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Ephesus - an Ionian city, on the western coast of Anatolia
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322/5b Diodorus of Ephesus, who is due to stand trial before Perdiccas,
321/5 Inscr_111, decrees of Ephesus in honour of Cleitus, Alcetas and Neopt
318/7 Antigonus attacks Ephesus and Lydia.
302/11 and captures Sigeum, Synnada, Ephesus, Colophon, and other cities.
301/6 Syll_352 & 353, decrees of Ephesus in honour of Apollonides and Euphr
301/6a OGIS_9, a decree of Ephesus in honour of Archestratus, a friend
301/19 Demetrius escapes to Ephesus.
301/25 Demetrius thwarts a plot by Diodorus to betray Ephesus.
299/3 OGIS_10, a decree of Ephesus in honour of Nicagoras of Rhodes.
297/21 Syll_363, an decree of Ephesus in honour of Aenetus.
295/14c a decree of Priene in honour of a religious official from Ephesus.
294/8 ning measures to mitigate debt at Ephesus as a result of war damage.
288/11a THI_110, a decree of Ephesus in honour of an officer of Lysimachus.
281/5 uilds or refounds cities at Nicaea, Alexandria, Ephesus, and Smyrna.
281/14 the battle of Corupedium, after which Arsinoe escapes from Ephesus.
269/12b Demonice offers to betray Ephesus to the Gauls.
259/14 the career of Zenodotus of Ephesus, the first head of the library
258/11a ans defeat an Egyptian fleet, led by Chremonides, near Ephesus.
254/18 icles displays a painting at Ephesus, insulting Stratonice, the wife
246/43 nst Sophron, the governor of Ephesus, but he is protected by his love
242/2a olemaeus "Andromachou" is killed in Ephesus by Thracian mercenaries.
221/14b IG2_1150, an Athenian decree in honour of the people of Ephesus.
197/24 Antiochus captures Ephesus.
193/18 Scipio Africanus) goes to Ephesus, but fails to reach agreement
193/19 discusses plans for a war against Rome with his advisers at Ephesus.
191/12 Antiochus returns to Ephesus.
190/2 Antiochus leaves Ephesus hastily, to avoid any impropriety with the
189/1 hyateira, Magnesia, Tralles, Ephesus, and other cities in Asia Minor
140/14 letter from Attalus praising his son's tutor, a citizen of Ephesus.
138/13 Attalus attempts to improve the harbour at Ephesus.
94/16 OGIS_437, a letter of Scaevola to the city of Ephesus.
87/56 nts additional rights of asylum to the temple of Artemis at Ephesus.
86/34 The Ephesians capture and kill Zenobius, and declare war on Mithridat
85/9a L_90, emergency measures at Ephesus for the defence of the city agai
56/9 of gaining Roman support, and goes away to the temple at Ephesus.
51/23 to Atticus, written during Cicero's journey from Athens to Ephesus.
42/6 The Ephesians pass a decree, allowing the Jews to observe the Sabbath
41/4 Antonius resides at Ephesus, and settles the affairs of Asia Minor.
41/20 the sister of Cleopatra, is killed at Ephesus by order of Antonius.
38/22 letters from Octavianus to the cities of Aphrodisias, Ephesus and Sam
33/10 Antonius and Cleopatra gather their forces at Ephesus.
30/7 Octavianus punishes Ephesus for its support of Antonius.
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Aelian:Fr_48 Pythagoras, tyrant of Ephesus [49] & {52 DF} & & Suda_
Aelian:Fr_49 B'558 & Pythagoras of Ephesus seemed to be immoderately
Aelian:Fr_64 T'940 & & Syrphax, tyrant of Ephesus. [65] & {68 DF} &
Aelian:NA_4.50 so that Apelles ** of Ephesus incurred blame for ignori
Aelian:NA_11.27 of Magnesia ** and of Ephesus were roused to war by a
Aelian:NA_12.9 of Artemis the Fair at Ephesus, now sinking down upon
Aelian:NA_16.38 in Metropolis ** near Ephesus there is a lake and near
AnthPal_9.424 prosperous years, but unhappy Ephesus. & Whither, then,
AntipThes_9.58 the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus I have set eyes on the
AntipThes_9.790 the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus Who was it that transport
Apollod:Fr_47 in the same year, Eubulus of Ephesus, the son of Callicr
Apollod:Fr_53 of Ariston, and of Eubulus of Ephesus for a short time.
Arrian:Fr_10 The cities around Ephesus gave him a friendly welcome,
Athen_6.267 the Samians colonized Ephesus, being a thousand men in
Athen_7.289 the history of the Tyrants at Ephesus. And Hegesander say
Athen_8.349 & Once, when at Ephesus, as rumour goes, & A stupid har
Athen_10.425 "eyes;" but among the Ephesians, the youths who acted
Athen_10.439 efeated in the war, he fled to Ephesus, with his newly-mar
Athen_11.503 {109.} Heracleon of Ephesus asserts that "what we call
Athen_12.525 A third was all for Ephesus ; a fourth
Athen_12.534 as his maid-servants. For the Ephesians used to put up a
Athen_12.543 a worthy citizen & Of noble Ephesus. His father's name
Athen_12.548 ing, besides, & A lot of Ephesian beautiful letters, & In
Athen_13.573 istory of the Affairs of Ephesus, says that there is at
Athen_13.591 the comic poet, in his Ephesian Women, speaks in the fol
Athen_13.593 governor of the garrison in Ephesus, had a mistress nam
Athen_13.605 laurel, the offering of the Ephesians. This boy was bro
Athen_14.647 skoi. Heracleon of Ephesus tells us that those cheesecakes
Athen_15.681 the lotus. And Themistagoras the Ephesian, in his book entitled The
Athen_15.689 place itself; [689] for Ephesus formerly, as men say, had
Athen_15.689 the place itself; [689] for Ephesus formerly, as men say, had
Cic:DeOr_2.75 driven from Carthage, came to Ephesus as an exile to seek
Cic:Tusc_5.105 Hermodorus the chief of the Ephesians, that he said, "that all
CIL_1.647 131 {miles from Ephesus} So also the Greek, which adds
CIL_1.727 our. CIL_1 .727 (e) Ephesus. Tablet of st
Euseb]:Chron_117 now I shall add Menander the Ephesian, as an additional
Euseb]:Chron_185 azons burnt down the temple at Ephesus. Apheidas, the son
Euseb]:Chron_205 B.C.] - Pythostratus of Ephesus, stadion race 104th [364
Euseb]:Chron_213 [4 B.C.] - Demaratus of Ephesus, stadion race 195th [1
Euseb]:Chron_247 metrius escaped to Ephesus, and lost control of all of Asi
Euseb]:Chron_251 ill, [p251] and died at Ephesus in the third year of the
FGrH_252.B losopher, Heracleitus of Ephesus, Anaxagoras, Parmenides
FGrH_257a.1 wrestling Antipater of Ephesus, in the boys' stadion rac
GranLic_28 held investigations at Ephesus, and executed the leaders
Hieron:Chron_2034 troyed by an earthquake: Ephesus, Magnesia, Sardis, Mosten
Joseph:AJ_14.224 larly to the city of the Ephesians, the metropolis of Asia
Joseph:AJ_14.225 magistrates, and people of the Ephesians, sendeth greeting
Joseph:AJ_14.228 rites, and yet live at Ephesus, free from going into the
Joseph:AJ_14.230 tes, senate, and people of the Ephesians, sendeth greeting
Joseph:AJ_14.234 the laws of the Jews at Ephesus, on account of the supers
Joseph:AJ_14.240 red rites of the Jews at Ephesus, on account of the supers
Joseph:AJ_14.262 city." [262] The decree of the Ephesians. "When Menophilus
Joseph:AJ_14.304 hen Antonius was come to Ephesus, Hyrcanus the high priest
Joseph:AJ_14.307 ambassadors, met me at Ephesus, and have renewed the emb
Joseph:AJ_14.314 appeared before me at Ephesus, and told me that you are
Joseph:AJ_15.89 the temple of Artemis in Ephesus; [90] for if there
Just_2.4 aving then founded Ephesus and several other towns there,
Just_31.4 eeting with Antiochus at Ephesus, made their communication
Just_36.4 in wedlock, but of an Ephesian mistress, the daughter
Lucill_11.312 year old Maximus from Ephesus." I (says the tomb) never
Meleager_7.79 G-P 121 } & On Heracleitus of Ephesus A. " Sir, I am Hera
Nepos_2.8 Then he went on to Ephesus and there landed Themistocles, who
Nepos_17.3 led his army back to Ephesus for the winter; there he
OGIS_10 (c. 285) ukos to the people of Ephesos and to the other Gree
OGIS_335 (150-133) Ilion and Delos and Ephesos, in which the letter
Oros_1.15 they themselves became founders of Ephesus and other cities - the
Oros_4.20 met the latter tarrying at Ephesus and urged him to begin
Oros_6.2 in this manner, the Ephesians, fearing that they would
Oros_7.11 John who then returned to Ephesus. After a reign of one
PHaun_6 he was slaughtered in Ephesus ἐπιβ
Phlegon:Mir_1 compelled him to withdraw to Ephesus. [2] Acilius dispat
Plin:HN_5.114 it is 15 miles from Ephesus, and 3 miles more from
Plin:HN_5.115 interposed. In the city of Ephesus is the spring called Callippia,
Plin:HN_5.116 [116] After leaving Ephesus there is another Matium, which
Plin:HN_5.120 Magnesians from Sipylus. But Ephesus, the other great luminary
Plin:HN_5.137 us to the neighbourhood of Ephesus, where are also those called
Plin:HN_6.215 Caria, Ionia, Tralles, Colophon, Ephesus, Miletus, Chios, Samos, the
Plin:HN_7.125 the wonderful Temple of at Ephesus, Philon who made a dockyard
Plin:HN_7.127 Jupiter and by Diana of Ephesus, works that have immortalized the
Plin:HN_33.114 in the Cilbian territory beyond Ephesus, where the sand is of
Plin:HN_33.117 'in one colour.' Cinnabar from Ephesus was also used for painting,
Plin:HN_33.154 of the Temple of of Ephesus and of the Capitol. [155]
Plin:HN_33.156 Pasiteles, Posidonius of Ephesus, Hedys, Thracides who
Plin:HN_34.21 the statue of Hermodorus of Ephesus the interpreter of the laws
Plin:HN_34.53 in the Temple of of Ephesus, it was agreed that the
Plin:HN_34.58 taken from the people of Ephesus by Antonius the triumvir but
Plin:HN_34.91 chaser, native of Ephesus), Periclymenus, Philon, Symenus,
Plin:HN_35.67 also, a native of Ephesus contributed much to painting,
Plin:HN_35.92 in the Temple of at Ephesus, for a fee of twenty
Plin:HN_35.93 the priest of Artemis of Ephesus, a Clitus with Horse hastening
Plin:HN_35.129 picture by him at Ephesus, Odysseus Feigning Madness and
Plin:HN_35.131 and a Danaë; while at Ephesus there is the tomb of
Plin:HN_35.140 at the harbour of Ephesus, himself making a hurried
Plin:HN_35.147 panel picture of Artemis at Ephesus, Irene daughter and pupil of
Plin:HN_36.32 behind the Temple of at Ephesus. In studying this statue people
Plin:HN_36.95 namely the Temple of at Ephesus, the building of which occupied
Plin:HN_36.179 the earlier Temple of at Ephesus that columns were for the
Plin:HN_37.25 is made by Xenocrates of Ephesus that in Asia Minor and
Plinius:Ep_6.31 the leading citizen at Ephesus, a man of great generosit
Plinius:Ep_10.15-18 * my way with all my retinue to Ephesus. Though I have been
Plut:Demetr_30 And as he reached Ephesus in a short time, and was in wan
Plut:Mor_183 presently removed from Ephesus, lest he should be swayed
Plut:Mor_840 that he went to Alexander at Ephesus. But upon the death
Polyaen_4.7.4 his guards in charge of Ephesus: which Diodorus engaged
Polyaen_5.18.1 maeus, whose fleet then lay at Ephesus. Chremonides, Ptole
Polyaen_5.19.1 was left in charge of Ephesus, and he gave shelter ther
Polyaen_6.49.1 ander, demanded that the Ephesians should hand over Anaxag
Polyaen_6.50.1 the Lydian was besieging Ephesus, the tower, which was cal
Polyaen_7.23.2 ister schemes of Herophytus of Ephesus. The men whom he
Polyaen_7.27.2 adates observed that the Ephesians, who were encamped oppo
Polyaen_8.57.1 Lysimachus, the city of Ephesus was distracted with sedit
Porph:Fr_46 tara, Xanthus, and last of all Ephesus. All of this is rel
POxy_1241 sing. Zenodotus of Ephesus was the director of the library
RC_17 (c. 255) [council and people] of Ephesos, [greetings]. The
RC_48 (197-159) ll be set up . . . and in Ephesos . . . Farewell.
RC_49 (182) t as envoys] Megon of Ephesos, one of our friend
RC_50 (182) a and Megon [of Ephesos, who are] of our highest ho
SEG_39.1290 (44) is the sanctuary of the Ephesian Artemis and the temple of
SEG_54.1625.C ally, [having] travelled to Ephesus discussed with me the
SEG_57.443 ( mid 2nd century) oroneia]: since Zotion of Ephesos, the son of Zotion,
Syll_1079.B (c. 150-90) tragedies : Glaukon of Ephesos, son of Glaukon
Syll_1079.C (c. 150-90) comedies : Agathenor of Ephesos, son of Aristonax, with his
Syll_346 (302/1) nes, and Polyzelos of Ephesos, the son of Apollopha
Syll_352 (306-301) army; and that the Ephesians and all residents of
Syll_353 (302) zealous towards the Ephesian people, and now, when
Syll_363 (c. 297) t a delegation to the Ephesian people and asked
Syll_478 (315-280) atos and Argeios of Ephesos, the sons of Themis
Syll_517 (315-280) nted to Alkidamas of Ephesos, the son of (?) Al
Syll_599 (c. 196-192) temple of Artemis in Ephesos; and we made our deci
Syll_642 (c. 174-159) le: since Hikesios of Ephesos, the son of Metrodo
THI_64 (263-236) sp; 114 Hermolaos of Ephesos the son of Danaos
THI_66 (302-295) w that] the people of Ephesos gives rewards to [its
THI_110 (294-289) ow that the people of Ephesos honours those who sho
THI_119 (334-300) emis founded by the Ephesians, they profaned the sa
THI_167.A (c. 300) ual taxation and resides in Ephesos, has won the boxing conte
THI_173 (end 2nd cent.) earlier reports [from the] Ephesians, sailed out against the
THI_175.B of Alexandria in Troas and Ephesos and Mylasa, 30 and to
THI_175.E d Magnesians and Samians and Ephesians who were staying in t
THI_215 tion, which was found in Ephesus in 1976, contains reg
THI_61.C (early 2nd century) Apollonios of Ephesos, the son of Alkippos S
THI_61.D (173-169) : Menekrates of Ephesos, the son of Menekrat
Timoth:Pers_139 God, Artemis, over to Ephesus will protect.' [162] And
ValMax_8.14e.5 the temple of Diana at Ephesus, so that by the destruction
Vit:Arat_2 Aetolia, 13 Alexander of Ephesus, Alexander Lycaites, Anac

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