Sardanapallus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Sardanapallus - the last king of Assyria
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Athen_12.511 the Sybarite, and to Sardanapalus, though as far as
Athen_12.528 king of this sort was Sardanapalus, whom some call the son
Athen_12.529 army, and then that Sardanapalus, being dethroned by Arbaces,
Athen_12.530 History of Alexander, says that Sardanapalus died of old age after
Cic:Rep_3.fr4 . . . the notorious Sardanapalus, far more ugly in his vices
Cic:Tusc_5.101 you discover the mistake of Sardanapalus, the wealthiest king of the
Euseb]:Chron_29 After Sammuges, Sardanapallus was king of the Chaldaean
Euseb]:Chron_35 and parts of lower Syria. Then Sardanapallus was [king].
Euseb]:Chron_63 uot;In the 1,013th year, Sardanapallus became king of the
Euseb]:Chron_67 [p67] Acrazanes, for 42 years Sardanapallus, for 20 years
Euseb]:Chron_187 Assyrians came to an end, and Sardanapallus was killed.
Euseb]:Chron_227 pire, after the death of Sardanapallus the last king of
Euseb]:Chron_53-57 * and Semiramis up until Sardanapallus, who was the last
Just_1.3 reigned over them was Sardanapallus, a man more effemina
Oros_1.12 before the reign of Sardanapalus (offensive and defensive wars
Oros_1.19 rose in revolt and forced Sardanapalus to go to war. When
Oros_2.2 had killed his king Sardanapalus at Babylon, he transferred
ValMax_4.6e.3 talks of the friends of Sardanapallus. Orestes is better known by

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