
Chaerephon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Chaerephon
of Sphettus - a follower of Socrates, 5th century B.C.
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Plut:Mor_843
The ibis to Lycurgus, to Chaerephon the bat." His anc
Chaerephon 2
- Athenian parasite, 4th century B.C.
310/32
cluding sayings addressed to Chaerephon, Gnome, Phyromachus, Polyctor
281/43
Andronicus, Callistion, Chaerephon, Dexithea, Diphilus, Hippomac
  Within translations:
Athen_* 06.242-245 *
[Matron] mentions Chaerephon the parasite in the passage
Athen_13.584
one occasion, when Chaerephon came to sup with her without
Chaerephon 3
- Athenian archon, 218 B.C.
218/_
Athenian archon: Chaerephon
  Within translations:
Syll_542
(228/7-212/1) korynthos {218/7} archon: Chairephon] of Alopeke
Syll_547
(soon after 210) [first time], when Chairephon was archon, he con
Chaerephon
- in documents
Syll_408
(250/49) Aigeis tribe, with Chairephon of Kephale, son of
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