Tyrannion - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Tyrannion of Amisus - a Greek grammarian who lived in Rome, 1st century B.C.
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84/25 e's books back to Rome, where they are later acquired by Tyrannion
66/14a The grammarian Tyrannion of Amisus is brought to Rome by Lucullus.
44/146 eographer Strabo is taught by Aristodemus, Tyrannion and Xenarchus
30/23 Tyrannion, a grammarian, is captured by Octavianus.
Cic:Att_2.6 Hipparchus; and, if I take Tyrannio's views too, there is no
Cic:Att_4.8 own sweet home." 2 Since Tyrannio has arranged my books, the
Cic:Att_4.4A of your library slaves for Tyrannio to employ to glue pages
Cic:Att_12.2 will arrange a day for Tyrannio at the same time, **
Cic:Att_12.6 2 Now I come to Tyrannio. Do you really mean it?

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