Deinocrates - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Deinocrates - a Syracusan general, late 4th century B.C.
312/18 ophilus defeats the Syracusan exiles under Deinocrates near Galeria.
307/13 Deinocrates rallies resistance in Sicily against Agathocles.
306/15 The breakdown of negotiations between Deinocrates and Agathocles.
305/14 Agathocles defeats Deinocrates at Torgium.
305/19 Deinocrates deserts his allies, and becomes a general of Agathocles.
Within translations:
Polyaen_5.3.2 ini, he sent his general Deinocrates to the city; to infor
ValMax_1.4e.1 build a city in Egypt, Dinocrates the architect for lack of

Deinocrates ² of Acharnae - the father of Cleombrotus, 4th century B.C.
Plut:Mor_843 Cleombrotus the son of Deinocrates the Acharnian, to who

Deinocrates ³ of Messene - an envoy who was sent to Rome, 2nd century B.C.
183/1a Deinocrates, an envoy from Messene, seeks to gain the support of Flam

Deinocrates ⁴ of Rhodes - an architect who worked for Alexander
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Plin:HN_5.62 laid out by the architect Dinochares, who is famous for his
Plin:HN_7.125 and invented hydraulic engines, Dinochares who acted as surveyor
PsCallisth_1.31 enes the Naucrititan and Deinocrates the Rhodian advised

Deinocrates - in documents
SEG_39.1334 (230-220) onysodoros the son of Deinokrates, from Sikyon, set

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