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  Pherecrates   - a poet of Old Comedy, 5th century B.C.
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Athen_6.246   punching bags. And Pherecrates, in his Old Women, says -
Athen_6.248   af;) Heracles there? And Pherecrates, or Strattis, in his
Athen_6.262   in the Slave-teacher of Pherecrates, but by early habitua
Athen_6.263   read about it. For Pherecrates, in his Boors, says - & For
Athen_6.268   Atticist of all, namely Pherecrates, who in his Miners
Athen_10.415   man mentioned by Pherecrates, or Strattis, whichever was
Athen_11.460   cup over much.'   So Pherecrates in Tyranny : 'But this
Athen_11.464   attested by the comic poet Pherecrates, who says that up to
Athen_11.480   {60.}   Kylix Pherecrates in Slave-teacher : "And now
Athen_11.481   {62.}   Pherecrates in Corianno ( has the
Athen_11.485   so does Apollodorus.   Pherecrates in Good-for-Nothings : "
Athen_11.502   a pinnace.   And Pherecrates, or whoever has written
Athen_12.535     And Pherecrates says - 
Athen_13.567   Diocles, the Corianno of Pherecrates, the Anteia of Eunicu
Athen_13.612   siness: on which account Pherecrates, in his Oven, or Woma
Athen_14.645-648 *   called diaconium. Pherecrates says- & He was so greedy
Athen_14.653   dried figs roasted, as Pherecrates proves by what he say
Athen_15.685   [685] Pherecrates also, or whoever the poet
Athen_15.690   [42.]   Pherecrates mentions an unguent, which he
Athen_15.699   And Pherecrates, in his Slave Teacher writes-
Athen_15.700   [60.]   Pherecrates, in his Crapatalli calls what
Philoch_26   of the horses". Pherecrates in his Petale says: "Where
ProlegCom_3   Pherecrates of Athens won victories (?)
ProlegCom_3   Magnes, Cratinus, Crates, Pherecrates, Phrynichus, Eupolis and

  Pherecrates   - in documents
SEG_56.638 (160-150)   romos son of Aischinas and Pherekrates son of Menek
SEG_57.510 (140-130)   nth of Homoloios were Pherekrates son of Phrixos an


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