
Onomarchus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Onomarchus
- tyrant of Phocis, 353-352 B.C.
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Athen_6.232
of Delphi, says, "But Onomarchus and Phayllus and Phala
Athen_13.605
icted to women; but that Onomarchus used to select boys
Just_8.1
impious blood. 14 Onomarchus was made general in his stea
Just_8.2
.2] & & To oppose Onomarchus, the Thebans and Thessalians
Oros_3.12
his place the Phocians elected Oenomaus as their leader.
Polyaen_2.38.1
Frontinus, Str_1.2'8] [38] & Onomarchus. When the Boeoti
Polyaen_2.38.2
battle. & When Onomarchus was fighting against the Mac
Onomarchus 2
- the keeper of Eumenes, after he was captured by Antigonus
Nepos_18.11
for some time, said to Onomarchus, who held the chief command
Plut:Eum_18
umenes asked his keeper, Onomarchus, "Why Antigonus, now
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