Nysa - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Nysa - a city in Caria, Anatolia
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90/44 Aristodemus of Nysa is one of the teachers of Cn.Pompeius Magnus.
88/65 Syll_741, a decree of Nysa in honour of Chaeremon, a supporter of the
55/52 Aristodemus of Nysa gives lessons on grammar to the sons of Pompeius.
50/29a Jason of Nysa succeeds Poseidonius as head of the school at Rhodes.
Within translations:
RC_43 (c. 197) [. . . to the Nysaeans] so that they can indicate
RC_64 (2nd cent.) council and the people [of Nysa], greetings. Artem

Nysa ² - the birthplace of the god Dionysus, sometimes personified as his nurse
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Athen_05.198 in it was a statue of Nysa, of eight cubits high, in
Just_12.7 riving at the city Nysa, he ordered the inhabitants, who,

Nysa ³ - a concubine of Seleucus II of Syria
Athen_13.578 ose names were Mysta and Nysa." But Heracleides Lembus,

Nysa ⁴ - wife of Ariarathes V of Cappadocia
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129/21 Laodice (? Nysa) murders the sons of Ariarathes.

Nysa ⁵ - wife of Nicomedes III of Bithynia
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GranLic_30 red, and then he married Nysa, the daughter of Ariarathes
Memn_22 the son of Nicomedes and Nysa, to be king of Bithynia, Mit
Sall:Hist_4.67 all Bithynia, although Nysa, whom Nicomedes had called

Nysa ⁶ - wife of Pharnaces I of Pontus
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195/16a _771, an Athenian decree in honour of Pharnaces I and his wife Nysa.
Within translations:
OGIS_771 (196/5) announced that queen Nysa, daughter of king Antioch

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