Aristogeiton - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Aristogeiton of Athens - along with Harmodius, killed the tyrant Hipparchus in 514 B.C.
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Athen_13.602 das. Harmodius and Aristogeiton made a deadly attack on
Athen_15.695 As Harmodius and Aristogeiton did,
Cic:Tusc_1.116 fresher date. Harmodius and Aristogiton are in everybody's mouth;
FGrH_252.B when Harmodius and Aristogeiton killed the tyrant Hipparch
Polyaen_1.22.1 also: Plutarch, Sol_30] [22] & Aristogeiton. Aristogeiton,
Polyaen_8.45.1 [45] Leaena. How Aristogeiton and Harmodius delivered
ValMax_2.10e.1 statues of Harmodius and Aristogiton, who had endeavoured to

Aristogeiton ² - Athenian orator; an enemy of Demosthenes
318/17 addressed to Archibiades, Aristogeiton, Callicles, Polyeuctus, and
Within translations:
Athen_13.591 of Pamphila. But Aristogeiton, in his book against Phryn
DionHal:Din_10 ours." 29. Against Aristogeiton, concerning the Harpalus
Philoch_60 Demosthenes, in Against Aristogeiton [ 25'79 ] (if it is
Plut:Mor_188 they were wise. & Aristogeiton the informer, being condem
Plut:Mor_833 the statues of Harmodius and Aristogeiton were made. The
Plut:Mor_843 likewise accused Aristogeiton, Leocrates, and Autolycus
Plut:Mor_848 cused at the instance of Aristogeiton of publishing acts
Plut:Mor_850 hereof some are believed to be Aristogeiton's. He imitated
Plut:Phoc_10 Cut it, cut it off:" Aristogeiton, a public informer,

Aristogeiton ³ - an Athenian, early 4th century B.C.
Athen_13.611 Sosinomus the banker and Aristogeiton, came to me, and bes

Aristogeiton - in documents
SEG_32.131 (178/7) ple] . . . [as proposed] by Aristogeiton son of Pol
Syll_509 (225 or 221) Boeotia, the son of Aristogeiton Choral dancer (b
THI_125 (223) ta. Witnesses: Aristogeiton son of Harmoxenos Ithyd

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