Pelopidas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pelopidas - Theban general, 4th century B.C.
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Just_6.9 rtues of Epaminondas and Pelopidas, imposed the power of
Nepos_15.7 colleagues, one of whom was Pelopidas, a man of courage and
Nepos_15.10 this he was criticised by Pelopidas, ** who had a son
Nepos_16.1 [1] Pelopidas, the Theban, is better known
Nepos_16.2 twelve heroes, then, led by Pelopidas, left Athens by day, in
Plut:Arat_16 Aratus sister to that of Pelopidas the Theban and Thrasybu
Plut:Mor_192 charge at the request of Pelopidas; when his miss entreate
Plut:Mor_194 trymen. PELOPIDAS. Pelopidas, Epaminondas' colleague, when
Polyaen_2.4.1-3 * ately gave way and fled. [4] & Pelopidas. Pelopidas advanc
Polyaen_2.38.1 order of battle. Pelopidas realised, from such an appear

Pelopidas ² - envoy of king Mithridates, 1st century B.C.
89/27 Mithridates sends Pelopidas to complain to the Roman envoys in Asia
88/1 Mithridates sends Pelopidas on a final embassy to the Romans.

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