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  Lampsacus   - a city in Mysia, Asia, on the coast of the Hellespont
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  + Lampsacenes , Lampsacenians
320/33 and writings of Anaximenes of Lampsacus, and of his pupil Timolaus.
309/6 Epicurus starts teaching at Mytilene, and then at Lampsacus.
306/8 iated with the leading men of Lampsacus during his stay in the city.
285/20 iletas of Cos and Straton of Lampsacus act as tutors of Ptolemy
196/1 Lampsacus and Smyrna appeal to Rome against Antiochus.
195/16 Syll_591, a decree of Lampsacus in honour of Hegesias, who had served
80/33 including Aspendus, Delos, Lampsacus, Myndus, Samos, Sicyon, and
35/3 x.Pompeius attacks the officers of Antonius, and captures Lampsacus.
    Within translations:
AnthPal_16.242   mountain, but guard holy Lampsacus by the shore of the Hel
Apollod:Fr_40   (Straton) & Straton of Lampsacus, head of the Peripateti
Athen_6.255   king was Adeimantus of Lampsacus, who having built a tem
Athen_11.475   (having rough throats). Charon of Lampsacus in his Annals says that
Athen_11.508   Then there was Euaeon of Lampsacus, as recorded by Eurypylus and
Athen_12.520   hem. And Charon of Lampsacus tells a similar story about
Athen_13.605   which had been offered by the Lampsacenes. But Pharsalia
Cic:Acad_2.121   here you have Straton of Lampsacus cutting in, bent on bestowing
Cic:Tusc_1.104   the point of death, at Lampsacus, and was asked by his
Cic:Verr_2.1.113   us that the people of Lampsacum drew the sword against a
Cic:Verr_2.1.63   gentlemen, a town called Lampsacum, one of the most
Cic:Verr_2.1.67   one accord the people of Lampsacum, when they heard about it,
Cic:Verr_2.1.71   learnt the same story in Lampsacum, while a man of so
Cic:Verr_2.1.74   citizen, one of the Lampsacum money-lenders, who might expect
Cic:Verr_2.1.78   That you were besieged at Lampsacum, that the crowd there began
Cic:Verr_2.1.81   whom? By the people of Lampsacum. Savages, no doubt? Men who
Cic:Verr_2.1.83   beleaguering of the house at Lampsacum was a wrong done to
Cic:Verr_2.1.86     [86] Grave as this Lampsacene crime of lust and evil
Cic:Verr_2.5.94   which he had been at Lampsacus; and the danger seemed even
DiogLaert_10.15   ylene, and after that at Lampsacus; and when he had spent
DiogLaert_10.22-25 *   Timocrates and Sande, of Lampsacus; who, from the time tha
Nepos_2.10   was five hundred talents also Lampsacus, to supply him with wine,
OGIS_444   (77) from Lampsakos :   Pythogenes son of
Plin:HN_4.49   and Sestus in Europe and Lampsacus and Abydus in Asia. Then
Plin:HN_4.95   onward Cronium. Xenophon of Lampsacus reports that three days'
Plin:HN_5.141   town of Percote, and Lampsacus formerly called Pityusa, the
Plin:HN_6.200   the account of Xenophon of Lampsacus are at a distance of
Plin:HN_6.216   Ilium, Mount Ida, Cyzicus, Lampsacus, Sinope, Amisus, Heraclea in
Plin:HN_37.193   in the gold mines near Lampsacus and was sent to King
Polyaen_2.1.26   silaus was encamped near Lampsacus, there came to him some
Polyaen_2.2.7   rived with four ships at Lampsacus, where apparently he
Polyaen_4.12.1   ment with Demetrius near Lampsacus, should start a mutiny
Polyaen_6.24.1   Thucydides, 7.17] [24] The Lampsacenians. The Lampsace
Polyaen_8.37.1   ith honour, and named the city Lampsacus after her. [See
SEG_53.1373   (late 3rd century)   eides Aristokrates of Lampsakos, the son of Skymnos
Syll_1168.A   (late 4th cent.) 15 Hermodikos of Lampsakos, paralysed of body. When he
Syll_330   (c. 306)   d by Simalos of Lampsakos: since [Malousios] of Gar
THI_38   (c. 304-301)   nce Adeimantos of Lampsakos, the son of Andro
THI_138   (early 2nd cent.)   ktides, Idomeneus of Lampsakos the son of Sphodriad
THI_235   (62 A.D.)   bsp; Parium,   Lampsacus,   [Abydus,
ValMax_7.3e.4   safety of the city of Lampsacus was ensured by one act


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