Dracon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Dracon - the original name of the river Orontes
Malal_* 197-200 * Asia as far as the river Dracon [Serpent], which is now
Malal_198 near the lake and the river Dracon, which he called Ant

Dracon ² of Corcyra - author of a book about stones
Athen_15.692 of garlands. And Dracon of Corcyra tells us this in his

Dracon ³ of Athens - creator of the set of laws at Athens, 621 B.C.
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Athen_11.508 some fame, at least, Dracon, Plato himself, and Solon,
Athen_13.569 portunity, & If any thought of Dracon's laws comes over
Cic:DeOr_1.197 with those of their Lycurgus, Dracon, and Solon. It is indeed
Cic:Rep_2.2 first Theseus, and later Dracon, Solon, Cleisthenes, and many

Dracon ⁴ - a doctor, 4th century B.C.
323/22 Roxane is cured of an illness by a doctor called Dracon.

Dracon - in documents
Syll_312 (321) sal of Epikourus the son of Drakon. Since Gorgos
Syll_539 (204) kritos Kephallenians: Drakon Chians: Herodotos It
Syll_598 (194) tas of Polis, the son of Drakon. [E] Letter of the
Syll_705 (112) kos, Philokrates and Drakon - to the praetor to dis
THI_124 (c. 216) bsp; Chremas son of Drakon, Aischinas son of Telest
THI_61.D (173-169) . . of Athens, the son of Drakon second: Dam
THI_64 (263-236) bsp; sponsor of both: Drakon of Polis

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