Cleobulus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Cleobulus of Lindus - Greek philosopher and poet, 6th century B.C.
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Diogenes- DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Life of Cleobulus
Within translations:
AntipSid_7.81 sages Lindus bore you, O Cleobulus, and the land of Sisyph

Cleobulus - in documents
Meleager_12.164 Alexis now loves soft-haired Cleobulus. These two are
Meleager_12.165 & { G-P 98 } & Cleobulus is a white blossom, and Sopol
Meleager_12.74 G-P 97 } & If I perish, Cleobulus (for cast, near all of
Nicarch_11.328 me, Hermogenes and I and Cleobulus led Aristodice, just
Syll_308 (323-312) e council were [Euag]oras, Kleoboulos and Lysidamos
Syll_383 (c. 283 and 281) The archon was Kleoboulos, and the councillors
Syll_388 (266/5) rhinous the son of Kleoboulos and Antiphanes of

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