
Carystius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Carystius
of Pergamon - a grammarian of the 2nd century B.C.
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parasite is one which Carystius of Pergamon, in his tre
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becoming king ! At least Carystius of Pergamum in Historical writes
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in Oreus, according to Carystius in Historical Notes So
Athen_12.542
holy worship. And Carystius of Pergamon, in the third boo
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men and all gods." And Carystius of Pergamon, in his His
Athen_13.577
the son of Conon." And Carystius, in his Historical Comm
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repeated it. And Carystius, in his Historical Commentari
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his own dominions, as Carystius tells us in his Histori
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of him; concerning whom Carystius, in his Historical Reco
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thing takes place, as Carystius tells us in his Histori
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name of ambrosia by Carystius, in his Historical Commentaries
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