Nannion - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Nannion
- an Athenian courtesan, 4th century B.C.
310/33
comments about the courtesan Nannion, nick-named "Goat" and "Prosceni
  Within translations:
Athen_13.558
evil. & And as for Nannion, in what, I pray, & Does she
Athen_13.567
man old women sleep, & Nannion and Plangōn, Lyca,
Athen_13.568
cost. And in his Nannion, (if the play under this name
Athen_13.576
amia and Scione and Satyra and Nannion. And was not Themis
Athen_13.587
And Hypereides mentions Nannion in his oration against
Nannion
- in documents
Asclepiad_5.207
{ G-P 7 } & Bitto and Nanniŏn of Samos will not
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