Gylippus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Gylippus - Spartan general who assisted the Syracusans, 5th century B.C.
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[Tib]:PanMes_190 nor the renown of great Gylippus would be more to me, nor
Athen_6.234 it is said that Gylippus, who liberated the Syracusans,
Just_4.4 Lacedaemonians, by whom Gylippus alone was sent; but he
Just_4.5 safer by land. Gylippus seized a hundred and thirty
Oros_2.14 The latter at once sent Gylippus. He was alone, but his
Polyaen_1.39.4 being closely pursued by Gylippus and very near to being
Polyaen_1.42.1 conquer everything." [42] & Gylippus. Gylippus, wishing
Polyaen_1.42.2 Athenians had occupied, Gylippus selected twenty out of

Gylippus ² - a wealthy Spartan, 3rd century B.C.
Plut:Cleom_1 for she was daughter to Gylippus, and heiress to his grea

Gylippus ³ - a Spartan who fought at Messene
AnthPal_7.435 and our seventh brother Gylippus having burnt our bodies

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