Philippides - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Philippides - a politician and poet of New Comedy, early 3rd century B.C.
298/7 Philippides obtains wheat and other aid for Athens from Lysimachus.
283/4 Syll_374, an Athenian decree in honour of the poet Philippides.
283/5 comments on the career of Philippides as a poet and a politician.
281/12 yings of Bithys, Pasiades, and Philippides, addressed to Lysimachus.
Within translations:
Athen_6.262 a;αξ. And Philippides says in his Renovation -
Athen_11.781 . . . " Philippides : "If you will glance
Athen_14.640 ed: - Cratinus says that Philippides has given this name
Athen_14.658 sacrifices. And Philippides, in his play called The Flu
Athen_15.700 And Philippides, in his Women together, says
IG_2.2323a Philippides [won the contest for poets]
Plut:Mor_183 slave from a king ! & To Philippides the comedian, his fri
ProlegCom_3 Philemon, Menander, Diphilus, Philippides, Poseidippus and Apollodorus.
Syll_362 (299/8) ple, as proposed by Philippides of Paiania, the son

Philippides ² - a notoriously thin man
Athen_6.238 He is a Tithymallus or Philippides; & For water-drinking
Athen_11.503 drachmas of metal thinner than Philippides."
Athen_12.552 the air so well. Philippides, also, was extremely thin,

Philippides ³ - son of Diocles
Plut:Mor_843 they had two children, Philippides and Nicostrata, whom

Philippides - in documents
Syll_542 (228/7-212/1) monon Dropades of Kettos Philippides of . . . Th
THI_108 (c. 228) ropoioi Nikandros and Philippides bearing a decree,

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