Paseas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Paseas - tyrant of Sicyon; killed in 251 B.C.
252/5 the tyrant of Sicyon is assassinated; his place is taken by Paseas.
251/3 Nicocles assassinates Paseas and makes himself tyrant of Sicyon.
Within translations:
Plut:Arat_2 ntidas, the son of Paseas, taking that opportunity to set
Plut:Arat_3 that very purpose. Paseas, the father of Abantidas, then

Paseas ² - a philosopher, associated with Lacydes, 3rd century B.C.
Apollod:Fr_47 for his illness. Paseas and Thrasys were his associates,

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