Pittacus   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Pittacus   of Mytilene - leader of the island of Lesbos, late 7th century B.C.
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AntipSid_7.81   ers. Mytilene bore Pittacus and fair Priene Bias, and Mile
Apollod:Fr_27   [27] & DiogLaert_1'74 (Pittacus) ; DiogLaert_1'79 (Pitta
Callim:Epigr_1   from Atarneus thus asked Pittacus of Mytilene, the son of
Cic:DeOr_3.56   wisdom, as in Lycurgus,  Pittacus and Solon; and, compared
Euseb]:Chron_199   killed in single combat with Pittacus. 37th [632 B.C.]
Lucian:Macr_18   Solon, Thales, and Pittacus, who were of the so-called sev
Nepos_8.4   him great glory. 2 For Pittacus, who was numbered among the
Polyaen_1.25.1   also: Herodotus, 5.35] [25] & Pittacus. Pittacus and Phry
ValMax_4.1e.6     The breast of Pittacus was well endued with
ValMax_4.1e.7   it to Bias, Bias to Pittacus, and so from one to
ValMax_6.5e.1   forget the justice of foreigners: Pittacus of Mitylene was one to


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