Andronicus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Andronicus - an actor of the late 4th century B.C.
281/43 henian hetaera, addressed to Andronicus, Callistion, Chaerephon, Dexi
Within translations:
Plut:Mor_845 was chiefly animated by Andronicus the player, who told

Andronicus ² - an Egyptian official of the 3rd century B.C.
241/3 r_2.12'1, a memorandum from Andronicus to the strategus Aphthonetus.

Andronicus ³ (Livius Andronicus) - the earliest Roman poet, writing from 240 B.C. onwards
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240/45 Livius Andronicus produces the first play at Rome.
207/3 Livius Andronicus composes a hymn to be sung in honour of Juno.
204/35 The poet Livius Andronicus is granted his freedom by his master Liviu
197/30 correctly states that Livius Andronicus was still alive and producing
Within translations:
Cassiod:Chr_515 at the Ludi Romani by Lucius Livius. [524] & M. Aemi
Cic:Brut_71-73 * some dramatic pieces of Livius, which will scarcely bear
Cic:Tusc_1.3 the building of Rome before Livius ** published a play in
Ennius:Ann_291 & Hymn of Livius Andronicus (?) to Juno : SCHOLIAST :
Hieron:Chron_1830 [not in Ar.] Titus Livius, the writer of tragedies, was
ValMax_2.4.4 first of all the poet Livius won the affections of the

Andronicus ⁵ - son of Messalamus; ambassador of the Jews to Ptolemy Philometor
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Joseph:AJ_13.75 for the Samaritans, and Andronicus, the son of Messalamus
Joseph:AJ_13.78 osius had given leave to Andronicus to speak first, he beg
Joseph:AJ_13.79 ch, and other arguments, Andronicus persuaded the king to

Andronicus ⁶ - Syrian general, who killed the Jewish high priest Onias
170/7 Menelaus persuades the regent Andronicus to murder Onias at Daphne.
Within translations:
2Macc_4 tle the trouble, leaving Andronicus, a man of high rank,
2Macc_5 him; 23 and at Gerizim, Andronicus; and besides these Men
ChronPasc_440 ough the agency of his general Andronicus. After Onias cam

Andronicus ⁷ Alipius - a writer who provided an account of Hellenistic history
Porph:Fr_36 onius, Claudius Theo and Andronicus Alipius, whose account

Andronicus ⁸ - an actor of tragedies, early 3rd century B.C.
Athen_13.581 the love of the actor Andronicus; & (But at this moment
Athen_13.584 appa;η)." Once, when Andronicus the tragic actor had

Andronicus ⁹ (M. Pompilius Andronicus) - a grammarian, 1st century B.C.
60/23a onius Gnipho and M.Pompilius Andronicus teach students at Rome and

Andronicus ¹⁰ - archon of Delphi, 181/0 B.C.
Syll_585 (197-175) n the archon was Andronikos {181/0}, and the c

Andronicus ¹¹ - son of Phricidas; archon of Delphi, (?) 160/59 B.C.
Syll_660 (c. 160/59) efactors. When Andronikos son of Phrikidas was arc
Syll_668 (c. 160/59) ians {doriarch} [and Andronikos] son of Phrikidas
THI_24 (early 2nd cent.) rd month, and when Andronikos was archon at Delphi,

Andronicus ¹² of Rhodes - Peripatetic philosopher, 1st century B.C.
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Andronicus - in documents
SEG_38.1476 (206/5) ios, in year 17, when Andronikos son of Perlamos
SEG_43.212 (c. 200) mas Phryna daughter of Andronikos : 5 drachmas Asop
SelPap_1.183 number of shoots which Andronicus has sent in the 12
SelPap_1.41 Tithoes and Papus son of Andronicus, both Persians of
Syll_322 hilos Philopoimen son of Andronikos Demetrios son of D
Syll_538 (204/3) ekrates of Lebadaia, Andronikos of Kytinion, Lykeas
Syll_539 (204) councillors were . . ., Andronikos, Herakon and .
Syll_585 (197-175) year were Peisilaos, Andronikos and Sosinikos:
Syll_631 (182) n Stratagos Kallikles Andronikos Pisilaos Dexikr
Syll_705 (112) - namely, Dionysios, Andronikos, Philokrates and Dr
THI_24 (early 2nd cent.) Amyntas magistrates: Andronikos, Praxias and Aris
THI_58 (187/6) m Andronikos. The ruling {dia

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