Euphron - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Euphron
of Sicyon - a statesman who favoured Athens, 4th century B.C.
322/1
Syll_310, an Athenian decree in honour of Euphron of Sicyon.
318/37
Syll_317, an Athenian decree in honour of Euphron of Sicyon.
Euphron 2
- a writer of New Comedy
Athen_1.7
from the sea.) And in Euphron, the comic writer, a cook
Euphron
- in documents
AnthPal_7.465
was the wife of Euphron and I did not escape travail,
AnthPal_7.473
mna when they heard that Euphron, the frenzied devotee at
AntipSid_7.464
ildren ; one I left with Euphron my husband, and the other
Apollonid_6.238
& { G-P 2 } & I, old Euphron, farm no many-furrowed
THI_126
(230-210) tracts deposited with Euphron and Phidias and Pakik
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