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A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 8
, an A then i an appointed to make peace between Artaxerxes and his country. Diodorus , bk. 12 .――A son of Temenus, who murdered his father with the a istance of his brothers. Apollo dor us , bk. 2 , ch. 6 .――A Greek poet, son of Lysimachus. His compositions are lost. He was surnamed Schœnion, from his twisting ropes ( σχοινος ), through poverty. Athenæus , bk. 10 .――A partial historian of Syracuse. He wrote an account of the Sicilian wars, and was well rewarded by Agathocles, because he had shown him in a favourable view. Athenæus , bk. 12 .— Dionysius. ――An A then i an greatly revered for his patriotism. Hero dot us , bk. 6 , ch. 121 .――A soothsayer.――An A then i an commander of a fleet against Philip, whose ships he took, . ――A rich A then i an, who liberated Cimon from prison, on condition of marrying his sister and wife Elpinice. Cornel i us Nepos & Plutarch , Cimon .――An historian, who wrote an explanation of the poems of Alcæus and Sappho.
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