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Priene - a city on the coast of Ionia, Asia Minor
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297/17a Hieron, tyrant of Priene, is deposed after ruling for three years.
295/14c Syll_282, a decree of Priene in honour of a religious official from
285/14 OGIS_11 & 12, a decree of Priene in honour of Lysimachus, and a lette
282/26 Lysimachus to Samos, concerning a boundary dispute with Priene.
280/25a OGIS_215, three decrees of Priene in honour of Larichus.
270/14 OGIS_765, a decree of Priene in honour of Sotas, for bravery against
261/4b THI_132, a decree of Priene in honour of the commander of the city's
192/30 gement of Rhodian arbitrators in a dispute between Samos and Priene.
157/7 RC_63, a letter from Orophernes to Priene.
154/8 Ariarathes of Cappadocia attacks Priene.
143/21 cree of the senate concerning a dispute between Magnesia and Priene.
135/1a Roman senate concerning a border dispute between Samos and Priene.
Within translations:
AntipSid_7.81 bore Pittacus and fair Priene Bias, and Miletus Thales,
Apul:Flor_18 discovery to Mandrolytus of Priene. The latter, fascinated by
Athen_6.271 valour." And Myron of Priene, in the second book of his
Athen_14.657 related also by Myron of Priene, in the second book of his
OGIS_11 (c. 285) e [for the people of] Priene and since now he has
OGIS_351 (c. 155-154) sieged the city [of Priene and seized] their proper
Plin:HN_5.113 emigrants from Athens, Naulochum, and Priene. At the part of the
Polyaen_1.26.1 rred from this plan by Bias of Priene. Bias told the king
RC_8 outrageously towards the Prieneans; in , mentioned
RC_46 (early 2nd cent.) [the Milesians and] Prieneans [in this manner, as
Syll_363 (c. 297) ree of the citizens from Priene, those in the camp
Syll_588 (190-180) the inhabitants of Priene, the allies of the Mag
Syll_599 (c. 196-192) itration between the Prienians and the Samians.
Syll_679 (190-140) eated [the people] of Priene, it is fitting that wh
Syll_688 (135) e of and against the Prienians concerning the terri
THI_41 (297) the city and territory of Priene . . . → inscr
THI_133.A (soon after 197) with which the people of Priene and the judge, Herokrates son
THI_133.B (soon after 197) resolved by the people of Priene }, on the proposal] of
THI_175.A wrote to the people of Priene about the games and sacrifices
THI_215 (62 A.D.) sp; Ephesus, Priene by the mouth of the Maea
ValMax_1.5e.1 Samians when the men of Priene sent to them for aid
ValMax_7.2e.3 invaded his native country of Priene, and all people who were
ValMax_7.3e.3 men than his city of Priene, (for the one still remains,

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