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  Antiphanes   - a poet of the Middle Comedy, 4th century B.C.
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323/29 xander, by Agis, Anaxarchus, Antiphanes, Dioxippus, Philiscus and oth
    Within translations:
Athen_1.14   eck and shoulders. Antiphanes says: & Wretch that I am,
Athen_1.15   gymnastics. And Antiphanes says, & To play phaininda
Athen_1.18   inside a city. And Antiphanes points out their injurious
Athen_1.28   Lesbos prize. And Antiphanes- & There is good meat, and
Athen_2.38   speak truth. And Antiphanes writes— & There are only two
Athen_2.44   water dine. And Antiphanes says — & Take the hair, it
Athen_2.45   not require it. Antiphanes says - & A change of meat
Athen_3.98   rdly tell. For, as Antiphanes says, in his Cleophanes,—
Athen_3.100   in vinegar and sauce." Antiphanes, too, mentions this
Athen_4.142   affability. But Antiphanes, ridiculing the Lacedaemonia
Athen_4.175   ides tells us. And Antiphanes mentions the gingri flutes
Athen_6.237-240 *   ytaneia. [33.] And Antiphanes, in his Twins, says- & [238]
Athen_6.243   not in want. And Antiphanes says in his Scythian - & Let
Athen_6.247   hire, but gratis. Antiphanes, in his Scythian, says- &
Athen_6.257   need of bad men." And Antiphanes the comic writer, in
Athen_6.258   wetness. [73.] And Antiphanes, in his Lemnian Women, lays
Athen_6.261   best of all. And Antiphanes speaks of what he calls a
Athen_6.262   the sacrifice. And Antiphanes, in his Dyspratus, says -
Athen_8.338   les remaining. And Antiphanes, in his Female Fisher, enume
Athen_10.441   reeks are who get drunk, Antiphanes tells us, in his Woman
Athen_10.445   to you for every word, Antiphanes, in his Lydian, has
Athen_11.471   cup is mentioned also by Antiphanes in Just Alike in these
Athen_11.474   by women is asserted by Antiphanes in The Boeotian Woman
Athen_11.485-487 *   cup was deep.   So Antiphanes in Asclepius : "The doctor
Athen_11.494   of wine any more."   Antiphanes, also, clearly shows in Mystis
Athen_11.500   tragelaphoi and labronioi."   Antiphanes in Chrysis : "{A}
Athen_11.503   glee skolion was sung, as Antiphanes makes clear in Twice as
Athen_11.781   ornamented in relief."   Antiphanes : "Others also drain,
Athen_12.526   of his Laws. And Antiphanes, speaking generally of the
Athen_12.544   on his chest. And Antiphanes, in his Antaeus, speaking
Athen_12.552   be like the man of whom Antiphanes in his Aeolus says &
Athen_12.553   oint his feet. And Antiphanes, in his Alcestis, represents
Athen_13.555   tml#'+box">Go [1.] [555] Antiphanes the comic writer, my
Athen_13.559   for misery. And Antiphanes, in his Philopator, says-
Athen_13.565   ooth, who follow you, as Antiphanes, says:- & In the Lycei
Athen_13.567   was Metiche. As Antiphanes says in his Farmer:- & A cou
Athen_13.572   lesian maiden. And Antiphanes says in his Hydra - & But
Athen_13.586   an old woman. And Antiphanes mentions her in his Arcadian
Athen_14.618   panying the melody." And Antiphanes explains it very neatl
Athen_14.622   that delightful writer Antiphanes says, in his Friend
Athen_14.641-646 *   as we find mentioned by Antiphanes in the Leptiniscus,
Athen_14.650   ;ιο&. Antiphanes also mentions the pomegranat
Athen_14.654-656 *   so great at Rome, that Antiphanes the comic poet, in his
Athen_14.661   equally delicious. And Antiphanes, in his Slave hard to
Athen_14.662   ight into the fire. And Antiphanes, in his Philotis, disp
Athen_15.666   And Antiphanes, in his Birth of Aphrodite
Athen_15.667   kottabos properly received a prize, Antiphanes has shown us in a
Athen_15.671   occur in the Sleep of Antiphanes. And Cynulcus said: - Since
Athen_15.678   Antiphanes also mentions it in his
Athen_15.681   themselves; on which account Antiphanes the comic poet very
Athen_15.686   of mine about garlands, as Antiphanes says -
Athen_15.689-692 *   was most suitable. Accordingly, Antiphanes, in his Thoricians or
Plut:Mor_845   iculed by the comedians, Antiphanes and Timocles, who in
ProlegCom_3   Antiphanes of Athens, the son of

  Antiphanes 2   - author of a book about courtesans
Athen_13.567 dorus, and Ammonius, and Antiphanes, and also of Gorgias
Athen_13.586 and had large eyes." And Antiphanes, in his book on Courte
Athen_13.587 to wheedle Nannium? And Antiphanes, in his treatise On

  Antiphanes 3   of Macedonia - a Greek poet, first century B.C. or A.D.
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Philip_4.2 armenion like myrtle and Antiphanes like a rose ; Automedo

  Antiphanes   - in documents
OGIS_59 (163)   rophatidas Diogenes Antiphanes Megalles Demetrios
Syll_322 omedes Metrodoros son of Antiphanes Hippothon son of H
Syll_346 (302/1)   of Ilion, the son of Antiphanes, and Polyzelos of
Syll_388 (266/5)   of Kleoboulos and Antiphanes of Otryne the son of
Syll_485 (soon after 235/4)   e Chairion of Hybadai Antiphanes of Euonymon Hieron
Syll_633 (c. 180)   mas Menekrates son of Antiphanes Artemidoros son of
THI_98 (250-200)   os son of Aristokles Antiphanes son of Diophantos M


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