Hermeias - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Hermeias - tyrant of Atarneus; killed in 342 B.C.
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Apollod:Fr_38 went off to the court of Hermeias, the tyrant of Atarneus,
Athen_15.696 writer, Aristotle and addressed to Hermeias of Atarneus is not a
Demetr:Eloc_293 word `eye' at all. Hermeias, the ruler of Atarneus, though
Phld:Sto_2 . . . Mentor towards Hermias . . .
Polyaen_6.48.1 Mentor captured Hermeias, he wrote letters in his name
Vit:Arist_D5 {348/7 B.C.} he repaired to Hermias, despot of Atarneus, and after
Vit:Arist_A17 was dead, Aristotle went to Hermias the Slave, the ruler of

Hermeias ² of Curium - Greek poet, 4th century B.C.
Athen_13.563 out of the Iambics of Hermeias of Curium- & Listen, you

Hermeias ³ of Methymna - author of a history of Sicily
Athen_10.438 rinker indeed. And Hermeias of Methymna, in the third book

Hermeias ⁴ - minister of Seleucus III and Antiochus III
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223/1 eleucus sets out to attack Attalus, leaving Hermeias as vice-regent.
220/23 Hermeias punishes the inhabitants of Seleuceia for their support
220/38 Hermeias the minister of Antiochus is put to death.

Hermeias ⁵ of Samos - son of Hermodorus; Greek writer
Athen_13.606 ive of Olenus. And Hermeias the son of Hermodorus, who was

Hermeias ⁶ - an associate of Speusippus
Athen_7.279 having paid yourself for Hermeias all that he owed?" [11.]

Hermeias ⁷ - one of the leaders of the slave rebellion in Sicily, 2nd century B.C.
Diod_34.2 what he said. But Hermeias and Zeuxis denounced him with

Hermeias - in documents
SelPap_2.240 the prytany of Claudius Hermeias son of Gelasius, ex-

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