Charmides - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Charmides of Athens - the uncle of Plato; killed in 403 B.C.
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Athen_5.215 Plato has said in his Charmides [ 153'b ], where he sta

Charmides ² - son of Aristonymus; an Athenian of the 3rd century B.C.
Plut:Mor_843 tonymus; to Aristonymus, Charmides, who was the father of

Charmides ³ - the agent of Apollodotus, an Egyptian official at Halicarnassus
257/1 PCZen_59036, a letter from Apollodotus to Charmides.

Charmides ⁴ - Epicurean philosopher, 3rd century B.C.
240/22 ntagoras, Apelles, Aridelus, Charmides, Cleanthes, Ctesibius, Hemon,

Charmides - in documents
LeonTar_7.506 tional fate of Tharsys, son of Charmides. For diving to
PCairZen_59025 choes of olive oil from Charmides and give it to them ;
SEG_44.949 (230-205) . . . pledges received by Charmides: silver plate [
Syll_544 (250-200) cree: Nikon son of Charmides. → inscrip

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