Neoptolemus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Neoptolemus
I - king of Epirus around 360 B.C.; father of Olympias
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Just_7.6
Olympias, daughter of Neoptolemus, afterwards king of
Just_17.3
of this king was Neoptolemus; the father of Olympias (mo
Neoptolemus 2
II - king of Epirus, killed in 295 B.C.
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296/1
and returns to Epirus, where he becomes joint king with Neoptolemus.
295/26
Pyrrhus kills Neoptolemus, and becomes sole king of Epirus.
Neoptolemus 3
or Pyrrhus - son of Achilles; an ancient king of Epirus
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+ Pyrrhus
AnthPal_9.117
ACCUS & { Ph 6 } & When Pyrrhus on his father's high-pile
AnthPal_9.219
& As, in days of old, Neoptolemus, the son of Achilles,
Cic:DeOr_2.156
to philosophise, like Ennius's Neoptolemus, a little, since to
Cic:DeOr_2.257
name in the Campus as Neoptolemus found one at Troy.
Cic:Rep_1.30
hostile to culture ; the Neoptolemus of Ennius was more to
Cic:Tusc_2.1
[1] Neoptolemus, in Ennius, indeed, says, that
Euseb]:Chron_233
who was also a descendant of Pyrrhus the son of Neoptole
Just_17.3
lossi. Afterwards Pyrrhus, the son of Achilles, having
Malal_193
nded from Molossus, the son of Pyrrhus and Andromache. Imm
Plin:HN_7.204
Curetes taught dancing in armour, Pyrrhus the Pyrrhic dance; both of
PsCallisth_1.42
rias, first called Neoptolemus, & But later Charopus, who
Neoptolemus 4
- son of Anticles; a wealthy Athenian, 4th century B.C.
Plut:Mor_843
to the people to crown Neoptolemus, the son of Anticles,
Neoptolemus 5
- an Athenian actor, 4th century B.C.
Plut:Mor_844
short-winded, he gave Neoptolemus a player ten thousand
Neoptolemus 6
- an officer in the army of Alexander, killed in 321 B.C.
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321/5
decrees of Ephesus in honour of Cleitus, Alcetas and Neoptolemus.
320/7
Neoptolemus deserts to Antipater and attacks Eumenes, but is defeated
320/10
Craterus joins Neoptolemus in another attack on Eumenes, but they are
  Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_9
bassadors to Eumenes and Neoptolemus, who supported Perdic
Just_13.6
rother of Perdiccas, and Neoptolemus were appointed to sup
Just_13.8
ers to Antipater. Neoptolemus, too, who had been left to
Nepos_18.4
the enemy, as well as Neoptolemus, who was second in command.
Oros_3.23
events were taking place, Neoptolemus and Eumenes contended fiercely
Plin:HN_35.96
[96] He also did a Neoptolemus on Horseback fighting against the
Plut:Eum_1
Therefore, when Neoptolemus, who had been the principal
Plut:Eum_4-7 *
disturbed by the practices of Neoptolemus. Neoptolemus
THI_111
(322/1) nd. [B] To Neoptolemos of Macedonia, the son
Neoptolemus 7
- son of Stratippus; a resident of Philadelphia in Egypt, 3rd century B.C.
253/8
PCZen_59236, a petition from Neoptolemus to Diotimus.
Neoptolemus 8
- a general of Mithridates
86/18
Munatius defeats Neoptolemus at Chalcis.
85/10
Lucullus defeats Neoptolemus, the admiral of Mithridates.
Neoptolemus 9
- title of a comedy by Theophilus
Athen_13.560
Theophilus, in his Neoptolemus, says- & A young wife does
Neoptolemus 10
- son of Physcus; a prominent Aetolian of the 3rd century B.C.
267/3a
Syll_411, a statue of Neoptolemus of Aetolia, erected by the city
  Within translations:
THI_64
(263-236) ; When Neoptolemos [was genera
Neoptolemus
- in documents
LeonTar_6.334
cup full of wine, the gifts of Neoptolemus of the race of
PCairZen_59300
7 arourai belonging to Neoptolemos for at most 41 drachm
SEG_54.1442
(c. 255) istrates [of Tlos: since] Neoptolemos son of Kr[ais
Syll_399
(278/7) ys: Astydamas, tragic poet; Neoptolemos, tragic ac
Syll_412
(c.260) the exetastae: since Neoptolemos of Aetolia, the
Syll_421
(272-260) Pleuron Secretary: Neoptolemos of Naupaktos Comm
Syll_436
(254/3 or 250/49) olians: [Timolochos, Neoptolemos], Gelon, Dikaiarc
Syll_466
(251/0) ple, as proposed by Neoptolemos of Deiradiotai,
Syll_489
(c. 234) of Timodamos Tragic actor: Neoptolemos [of Athens]
THI_64
(263-236) sp; ; sponsor: Neoptolemos of Naupaktos
THI_85
(late 3rd century) he soldiers with Neoptolemos served as the garrison
THI_98
(250-200) non Molossos son of Neoptolemos [Ph]ilinos son of M
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