
Nicanor - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Nicanor
- a Macedonian who lived during the reign of Philippus II
Plut:Mor_177
Smicythus accused Nicanor for one that commonly spoke evi
Nicanor 2
- an officer in the army of Cassander
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319/20
Nicanor is sent to Athens by Cassander and gains control of the fort
318/2
Nicanor captures Peiraeus, with the collusion of Phocion.
318/32
Nicanor suffers an initial defeat, but by the intervention of Antigon
317/3
Cassander puts Nicanor to death.
  Within translations:
Athen_12.542
was himself staying with Nicanor; and he was accused of
Plut:Eum_17
his own girdle. Nicanor was sent by Antigonus to receiv
Plut:Phoc_* 31-33 *
er, and immediately sent Nicanor to take the command of
Polyaen_4.6.8
and thirty ships, and placed Nicanor in command of them.
Polyaen_4.11.2
Cassander, knowing that Nicanor, governor of Munichia,
Nicanor 3
- Macedonian governor of Media
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311/30
Seleucus defeats Nicanor and gains control of Media.
  Within translations:
Arrian:Fr_9
ppadocia was assigned to Nicanor; Greater Phrygia, Lycaoni
Nicanor 4
- an officer in the army of Demetrius Poliorcetes
Polyaen_4.7.4
entered the harbour with Nicanor in one of the small vesse
Nicanor 5
- a nephew of Seleucus I of Syria
Malal_198
appointed Nicomedes and Nicanor to govern the whole of
Nicanor 6
- an Egyptian official in the reign of Ptolemy II
Aristeas_182
banquet. [182] And Nicanor summoned the lord high steward,
Joseph:AJ_12.94
reception of strangers, Nicanor by name, called for Dorot
Nicanor 7
- a Galatian, who killed Seleucus III of Syria
Euseb]:Chron_253
led by a Galatian called Nicanor, in about the first year
Porph:Fr_44
against and killed by Nicanor and Apaturius in the thir
Nicanor 8
- a Syrian general who fought against the Jews; killed in 160 B.C.
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161/8
Nicanor enters Judaea with a large Syrian force and is defeated by
161/9
Nicanor agrees peace terms with Judas, but makes threats against the
160/3
Nicanor is defeated and killed at Adasa.
  Within translations:
1Macc_3
son of Dorymenes, and Nicanor and Gorgias, mighty men
1Macc_7
Then the king sent Nicanor, one of his honoured princes,
1Macc_9
hen Demetrius heard that Nicanor and his army had fallen
2Macc_8
maeus promptly appointed Nicanor the son of Patroclus, one
2Macc_9
him of what had happened to Nicanor and the forces of
2Macc_* 12-15 *
and in addition to these Nicanor the governor of Cyprus,
Joseph:AJ_12.261
of the country, and to Nicanor, the procurator of thy
Joseph:AJ_12.262
epistle: "King Antiochus to Nicanor. The Sidonians, who
Joseph:AJ_12.298
son of Dorymenes, and Nicanor, and Gorgias, very potent
Joseph:AJ_* 12.402-409 *
great, sent against him Nicanor, the most kind and most
Joseph:AJ_12.420
informed of the death of Nicanor, and of the destruction
MegTaan_12
the 13th thereof is the day of Nicanor. & On the 14th
Nicanor 9
- son of Euphemus; an Ephesian offical, 1st century B.C.
Joseph:AJ_14.262
was made by the people: Nicanor, the son of Euphemus, pro
Nicanor 10
- a follower of the philosopher Epicurus
DiogLaert_10.20
them also take care of Nicanor, as we ourselves have don
Nicanor 11
- high priest of Asia Minor during the reign of Antiochus III
209/3a
from Aeneas, concerning the appointment of Nicanor as high priest.
  Within translations:
SEG_33.1184
(196) Hyperberetaios, when Nikanor was the high-priest, a
Nicanor
- in documents
AnthPal_6.357
ones ? & B. I am Nicanor, and my father is Aepioretus,
AntipThes_7.286
{ G-P 14 } & Unhappy Nicanor, wasted by the grey sea,
OGIS_196
(32) s, Labyon, Terentius, Nicanor, and Baronas - and on
OGIS_21
(305-285) Sarapis and Isis by Nikanor and Nikandros of the
OGIS_59
(163) enos Aristopolis Nikakrates Nikanor Megalles son of
PCairZen_59057
To the hipparch, the son of Nikanor, Alexandros. zzzzzF
PCairZen_59093
Concerning the pony, we asked Nikanor to buy it for us.
PCairZen_59160
Please write to Nikanor about the olive oil which we
PLond_1948
you instructed me to report to Nikanor and Antiochos, we
PSI_495
Zoilos . . . and Nikanor when he came to Ptolemais met
SEG_35.665
(c. 160) son of Kallon Nikanor son of Chytron Menelaos son o
Syll_444
(c. 247-240) kidas, Polykleitos, Nikanor, Pantainetos, Dion, A
Syll_459
(248/7) ters Chartas son of Nikanor and Attylos son of Ni
Syll_483
(c. 264/3) follows: Aetolians: Nikanor, Philoxenos, Nikophon,
Syll_485
(soon after 235/4) kis Menekles of Argos Nikanor of Macedonia Aristod
Syll_488
(c. 263/2) follows: Aetolians: Nikanor, Philoxenos, Euryas,
Syll_680
(c. 143) acedonia, the son of Nikanor, dedicates this statue
THI_59
(181/0) orandum submitted to me by Nikanor the tetrarch and
THI_64
(263-236) Macedonia the son of Nikanor ;
THI_94
(c. 266-260) Petraios, Nikolaos, Nikanor, ...atinos Boeotians: E
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