Tyche - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Tyche - the Greek goddess of Fortune
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Aelian:NA_12.30 the temple of Fortune {Tychē} in the cisterns on
Athen_11.463 and to such gifts as Fortune offers, after he has had
Cic:Verr_2.4.119 from the ancient temple of Fortune that once stood there :
Cic:Verr_2.4.7 wood, which I believe represented Good - this he was not
IsisHymn_1.1 Omnipotent Agathē Tychē, greatly renowned Isis,
Malal_201 the slaughtered girl as Tyche [Fortune] in the city above
Menander:Fr_355 So unexpectedly does Fortune bring about what's beneficial, as
Menander:Fr_482 . . . Fortune ever holds the tiller. This
Menander:Fr_550 ( Fortune is an ally to the to the righteous-minded. )
NicDam_130.113 supreme command. Divine providence [Tyche] finally order
OGIS_119.A us Soter and to Tyche Protogeneia Aienaos {"Fortune First-bo
Syll_1133 (115/4) [dedicated this] to Isis Tyche Protogeneia, on behalf of

Tyche - in documents
SelPap_1.186 o /2 ob. ; for entertaining Tyche 3 ob. 9th Mech
SelPap_2.311 ssue of the female slave Tyche belonging to her, named

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