Pindarus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pindarus - Greek lyric poet of the 5th century B.C., called Pindar in English
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[Longin]:Subl_33 to be Bacchylides rather than Pindar, or in tragedy Ion of
Aelian:NA_7.19 urse with women - a fact which Pindar [fr. 201 S] appears
AnthPal_9.184 Anonymous & { F 36a } & Pindar, holy mouth of the Muses,
AnthPal_9.571 On the Nine Lyric Poets Pindar screamed & loud from Theb
AntipSid_7.34 { G-P 18 } & On Pindar This earth holds Pindar, the Pie
AntipThes_9.26 Anthedon a little before Pindar whom she is said to have
AntipThes_16.305 } & On a Portrait of Pindar As much as the trumpet out
Athen_1.19 there is no statue to Pindarus, though there is one to
Athen_4.154 Perseus, spoken of by Pindarus, then it is acuted on
Athen_6.250 some of them took one of Pindarus' and sang it; but he,
Athen_11.467 your san-bearer (racer)." Pindar says : "Erstwhile there
Athen_11.476 old as drinking from horns. Pindar, for example, says of the
Athen_11.480 Attic cylices are mentioned by Pindar in these verses : "I
Athen_11.490 in calling them Peleiades, as Pindar does { Nem. }: 'And
Athen_11.782 wisdom, every man's senses, as Pindar says : "When the wearisome
Athen_12.512 And Pindar, giving advice to Hieron the
Athen_13.561 ome one else quoted from Pindarus:- & Let it be my fate
Athen_13.564 the magnificent Pindarus says:- & The man who gazes on
Athen_13.573 ates, in his treatise on Pindarus), whenever the city addr
Athen_13.601 erce dominion. And Pindarus, who was of an exceedingly amo
Athen_14.625 time of Simonides and Pindar, but subsequently it fell
Athen_14.631 room for delay. And Pindar says - & The Lacedaemon
Athen_14.635 ectrum; on which account Pindar, in his scolium addressed
Athen_14.641 course. But it is Pindar who said - & And trōgalon
LeonTar_7.35 { G-P 99 } & On Pindar Congenial to strangers and dear
Lucian:Hipp_7 in the words of noble Pindar { Ol_6'3 }, "Your work
Plin:HN_7.109 and home of the poet Pindar to be spared; and he
Polyaen_5.46.1 aeans of Stesichorus and Pindarus, and I wanted to sing
PsCallisth_1.46 off youth, & The tomb of Pindar he did not destroy, & For
ValMax_9.12e.7 [12e.7] But Pindar laying down his head in

Pindarus ² - tyrant of Ephesus, 6th century B.C.
Polyaen_6.50.1 set their brother free. [50] Pindarus. When Croesus the

Pindarus ³ - a freedman with Cassius at Philippi
ValMax_6.8.4 For Pindarus, the freedman of Cassius, by slaying his master
[Vict]:VirIll_83 to be cut his freedman Pindarus. Upon hearing of his death,

Pindarus - in documents
PLond_2052 and write to us. Pindaros, Lycian, about 29 years of age
SelPap_1.109 you will kindly send me Pindarus, the field-guard at

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