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Paros - an island in the Aegean Sea
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+ Parian , Parians
Aelian:Fr_125 Suda_P'644 & & A chariot of Parian marble, dedicated
Aelian:Fr_332 nters the temple of Demeter in Paros. [333] & {330 DF} &
Aelian:NA_8.3 nus by name, a native of Paros, when some dolphins fell
AnthPal_6.317 Praxiteles carved of Parian marble Danaē and the
AnthPal_9.774 & The Bacchante is of Parian marble, but the sculptor
Athen_5.205 relations of the king, made of Parian marble. And there
Athen_13.574 tomb a statue of Alcibiades in Parian marble. [35.] [575]
Athen_13.605 love with a statue of Parian marble that then was at
Athen_14.644 as coming from the island of Paros. And this is what he
Athen_15.698 most celebrated was Euboeus of Paros, who lived in the time
Crinag_7.380 hough the monument be of Parian marble, and polished by
DioscEpigr_7.351 enhead or our parents or Paros, queen of the holy islands
Ennius:Ann_544 and elsewhere - Thence . . . Paros , . . were wailing.
Joseph:AJ_14.213 tes, senate, and people of the Parians, sendeth greeting.
Julian:Mis_337 caeus and Archilochus of Paros the god did not permit to
LeonTar_7.163 lady lying under the column of Parian marble ? " & B. "
Meleager_12.56 ught a statue of Love in Parian marble, fashioning the son
Nepos_1.7 the latter the island of Paros was so confident of its
Nepos_1.8 it was the affair of Paros that led to the accusation
Plin:HN_35.122 and Nicanor and Mnasilaus of Paros. Also Elasippus of Aegina has
Plin:HN_36.14 marble from the island of Paros, a stone which they proceeded
Plin:HN_36.17 pupils was Agoracritus of Paros, who pleased him, moreover,
Plin:HN_36.62 'lygdinus,' which is found in Paros in pieces no larger than
Plin:HN_36.86 entrance and columns made of Parian marble. The rest of the
Plin:HN_36.132 which is similar to Parian marble in whiteness and
Plin:HN_36.135 is harder than that of Paros. He mentions too that the
Plin:HN_36.158 a black marble, or of Parian marble are not so useful
Plin:HN_37.105 other localities, for example in Paros and at Assos. In India
Polyaen_5.2.22 22 Many of the Parians followed the Pythagorean philos
Polyaen_6.24.1 psacenians and the Parians, who had a dispute about the
SelPap_2.405 of which the bust is of Parian marble and the other p
SelPap_3.105 a semicircle ; the Parian * boundary-wall supports the
SelPap_3.114 the snow-white house of the Parian * stands. With such immortal
Syll_389 (282) ara, Themistonax of Paros, Nikostratos of Kassand
Syll_562 (c. 207/6) m the Parians. It was resolved
THI_68 (163-145) cribed on a slab of Parian marble and set up in the
THI_104 (194-166) dispatched from the Parians and from the Naxians,
THI_114.B this, 20 the people of Paros also now honours him, in
THI_211 (early 2nd century) the people of the Parians, greetings. Since the ambassadors
THI_99.I (after 241) - perhaps by the island of Paros. In this decree,

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