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Colophon - a city in Ionia, western Anatolia
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321/11 Epicurus leaves Athens and goes to Colophon.
306/9a Inscr_90, a decree of Colophon authorising the extension of the city
302/11 and captures Sigeum, Synnada, Ephesus, Colophon, and other cities.
249/8c decree of Delphi in honour of Nicander of Colophon, an epic poet.
197/25 ochus defeats Rhodes, Samos, Colophon and Phocaea in a naval battle.
133/12 General comments on the career of the poet Nicander of Colophon.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_7.29 eep them. A man of Colophon arrived at Teos with the inten
Aelian:NA_16.28 And Nicander of Colophon should be sufficient witness
AnthPal_9.213 F 44 } & On Nicander Colophon, too, is conspicuous amo
AntipSid_7.409 the immortals ; so the Colophonian bows before Homer,
AntipThes_16.296 mer, that your nurse was Colophon, some lovely Smyrna, som
Apollod:Fr_68 trom_1.14] Xenophanes of Colophon was the founder of the
Asclepiad_7.217 nassa the courtesan from Colophon, even on whose wrinkles
Athen_6.259 ing what had happened, fled to Colophon. [75.] "But Ortyge
Athen_9.369 monians: and Nicander of Colophon, in his Dialects, says
Athen_10.413 Elegies of Xenophanes of Colophon, who has spoken in this
Athen_10.421 ts. And Phoenix of Colophon says- & A cask of wine shall
Athen_12.523 and after them by the Colophonians, as Timaeus and Aris
Athen_12.524 the luxury of the Colophonians, disseminated it among their
Athen_12.526 irs. [31.] But the Colophonians (as Phylarchus says [ Fr_6
Athen_12.530 was eating. And Phoenix of Colophon, the poet, speaking of Ninus,
Athen_13.561 says, in his History of Colophon), having consecrated a
Athen_13.569 brothels; as Nicander of Colophon also states, in the thir
Athen_13.589 aeanassa, a courtesan of Colophon? so that he even compose
Athen_13.594 eloved by a young man of Colophon, who already had Bacchis
Athen_13.597 the mistress of Hermesianax of Colophon. For he inscribed
Athen_13.598 and returned to lofty Colophon; then he filled his piou
Athen_14.618 on the Constitution of Colophon - "Theodorus also himsel
Athen_14.649 tell you; Nicander of Colophon, in his Theriaca [ 891]
Athen_15.679 this name, as Nicander of Colophon tells us in his treatise
Athen_15.701 but Nicander of Colophon says that ἑλάνη
Callim:Aetia_schol poems of Mimnermus the Colophonian and Philetas the Coan,
Cic:Arch_19 to the appeal of poetry? Colophon asserts that Homer ** is
Cic:DeOr_1.69 verses; if Nicander, ** of Colophon, a man totally unconnected with
Cic:LegMan_33 noble cities of Cnidus and Colophon and Samos and of countless
DiogLaert_10.1 Perdiccas, Epicurus went to Colophon to his father. [2]
Euseb]:Chron_209 stadion race Moschus of Colophon, [victor in] boys' boxin
Nicand:Ge_70 saying . . . (c) Nicander of Colophon mentioned mustard
Nicand:Ge_72 Greek text Nicander of Colophon in the second book ofhis
Nicand:Ge_76 ers balanos, says Nicander of Colophon in his Georgica.
Nicand:Ge_83-86 * eek text And Nicander of Colophon in his Georgica enumerat
Oros_6.2 inhabitants of Smyrna, Sardis, Colophon, and Tralles did likewise.
Phylarch_66 [66] & Athen_12.526'a-c & The Colophonians give way to
Plut:Mor_175 To Xenophanes the Colophonian, who said he had much ado
Polyaen_7.2.2 eaken the cavalry of the Colophonians, in which they were
Porph:Fr_47 captured Rhodes, Samos, Colophon, Phocaea, and many other
SEG_42.1065 (c. 200-150) it is fitting for the Colophonians to make their own good
SEG_48.1404 (c. 250) of the territory of Kolophon to farm taxes from els
SEG_63.949 (c. 190) of the Ionians: since the Kolophonians, who are our kinsmen and
SEG_63.957 (c. 200-190) citizen of the people of Kolophon, on an equal and similar
Syll_448 (c. 240-210) nted to Kleandros of Kolophon, the son of Apolloph
Syll_674 (c. 140) the cities of Samos, Kolophon and Magnesia; and req
THI_67 (c. 208) s...es Apollonios of Kolophon, the son of Asklepi
THI_175.B d similarly he to the Kolophonians concerning the (?) dispute wi
THI_215 (62 A.D.) sp; Smyrna], Colophon, Teos, E
THI_61.D (173-169) ys: ...sios of Kolophon, the son of Perigene
Vit:Arat_1 that Nicander of Colophon was a contemporary of Aratus
Vit:Arat_4 same time as Nicander of Colophon, the writer of the Theri
Vit:Nicand_2 granted to Nicander of Colophon, the son of Anaxagoras,

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