
Ion - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Ion
of Chios - Greek poet, 5th century B.C.
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than Pindar, or in tragedy Ion of Chios rather than (save
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uote from the Omphale of Ion the tragedian, and to say -
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ilon;ς. But Ion of Chios, in his Laertes, uses the
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welcome good cheer.' And Ion of Chios says : 'Long
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called by this name in Ion's Agamemnon : "And you shall
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sometimes has a handle. Ion of Chios mentions it, saying,
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the wine into cups, as Ion of Chios says in The
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a plug of bronze." Ion in Omphalē : "Go, ye
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And accordingly, Ion the poet, in his book on the Arriva
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eauty's flower. But Ion of Chios, in his Omphale, spe
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But Ion, in his Omphale says -
Ion 2
- son of Creusa; the mythical ancestor of the Ionians
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as the Ionian nymphs to Ion gave,
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(end of 3rd cent.) ted since the time of Ion, [and the good intentions
Ion
- in documents
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fast on land. For Ion fell overboard in the harbour, and
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(95/4) ros, Hierokles, Heliodoros, Ion to . . . son of ...
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