Museium - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Museium
- an institute for scholarship and literature at Alexandria
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Athen_5.203
lected treasures for his Museium, why need speak? for ever
Athen_6.240
embling those who in the Museium of Claudius still practis
Athen_15.677
for the future in the Museum at the public expense; and
OGIS_104
(167-145) and director of the Mouseion, was dedicated to Apol
THI_118
(266/5) for the siege of the Mouseion, in return for which the
Vit:ApRhod_2
the libraries and the Museium; and he was buried next
Museium 2
- a hill in Athens
287/1
Olympiodorus captures the Museium, and frees Athens from its Macedoni
  Within translations:
Apollod:Fr_44
put a garrison on the Museium; he took control of the
Philoch_224
{already was leader of} the Museium. The inscription
Plut:Demetr_34
put a garrison in the Museium; lest, if there should
SEG_28.60
(270/69) y, but the fort on the Mouseion was still occupied,
Syll_386
(266/5) ; and he besieged the Mouseion along with the peo
Syll_387
(266/5) in the siege [of the Mouseion]; and when the aff
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