Saty̆rus

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 31
, a king of Bosphorus, who reigned 14 years, . His father’s name was Spartacus. Diodorus , bk. 20 .――An A then i an who attempted to eject the garrison of Demetrius from the citadel, . Polyænus. ――A Greek actor who instructed Demosthenes, and taught him how to have a good and strong delivery.――A man who a isted in murdering Timophanes, by order of his brother Timoleon.――A Rhodian sent by his countrymen to Rome, when Eumenes had accused some of the allies of intentions to favour the interest of Macedonia against the republic.――A peripatetic philosopher and historian, who flourished B.C. 148.――A tyrant of Heraclea, 346 B.C.――An architect who, together with Petus, is said to have planned and built the celebrated tomb which Artemisia erected to the memory of Mausolus, and which became one of the wonders of the world. The honour of erecting it is ascribed to others.
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