Conon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Conon of Athens - a general, late 5th century and early 4th century B.C.
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Athen_10.419 otheus, the son of Conon, being once taken by Plato from
Athen_12.548 ted part of the city, in Conon's house, which was well ada
Athen_13.577 her that I am the son of Conon." And Carystius, in his His
Philoch_144 the benefit bestowed by Conon the son of Timotheus, who
Philoch_146 After this sea battle, Conon restored the long walls for
Philoch_150 in Plutus [173 ]. Conon first assembled it, and later Iph
Plut:Mor_837 ers Timotheus the son of Conon was one, with whom he visit
Plut:Mor_838 by Timotheus the son of Conon, before the entry of the
Polyaen_01.44.1 Eteonicus. While Conon the Athenian was besieging Eteoni
Polyaen_* 01.48.1-5 * so: Diodorus, 13.66-67] [48] & Conon. Conon, who was in

Conon ² of Samos - an astronomer, 3rd century B.C.
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245/4 The astronomer Conon discovers the "Lock of Berenice".

Conon ³ - an Athenian, accused of assault by Demosthenes, 4th century B.C.
Philoch_21 Demosthenes, in Against Conon [ 54'26 ]: "So they took

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