
Lesbos - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Lesbos
- an island in the Aegean Sea
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tyrants seek permission to return to Eresos on the island of Lesbos.
201/19
_8, drafts of letters concerning taxes in Lesbos, Thrace, and Lycia.
168/_
Olympic victor in the stadion race: Aristander of Antissa (Lesbos)
86/39
hes his opponents at Smyrna, Lesbos, Pergamon, Adramyttium, and elsew
48/18
sent by Pompeius to stay in Lesbos, until the fighting is over.
48/44
Pompeius goes to meet his wife Cornelia, on the island of Lesbos.
36/27
Sextus Pompeius takes refuge on the island of Lesbos.
  Within translations:
Aelian:NA_2.6
Corinth (with whom the Lesbians concur), the latter with
Aelian:NA_12.41
ains islands larger than Lesbos and Cyrnus,* and breeds
AnthPal_6.348
left sorrow to the ladies of Lesbos and to her father
AnthPal_7.17
lian tomb, say not that I, the Lesbian poetess, am dead.
AnthPal_7.501
shore beside a spur of Lesbos rich in wine, and you lie
AnthPal_9.189
} & Go, you ladies of Lesbos, whirling as you foot it
AnthPal_9.190
The Spindle" This is the Lesbian honeycomb of Erinna, and
AnthPal_9.506
Look at the tenth, Sappho from Lesbos. [507] Callimachus
AnthPal_9.571
attended on Anacreon, Lesbian Alcaeus sings varied stra
AntipThes_9.26
; Sappho, glory of the Lesbian women with lovely tresses
Athen_1.28
chus speaks of,- & Lesbian wine, & Which Maron himself app
Athen_4.129
asian, and Mendaean, and Lesbian wines were placed upon
Athen_11.466
who led the colony to Lesbos with other chieftains, and says
Athen_11.471
with the voluptuous drops from Lesbos made with reverent pains, and
Athen_12.532
in Cyprus, and Timotheus in Lesbos, and Chares at Sigeum, and
Athen_12.534
and banquets; and the Lesbians gave him wine, and
Athen_13.598
pain. "As for the Lesbian Alcaeus, you know in how many
Athen_13.599
she- and she from Lesbos comes, & That populous and wealt
Athen_13.603
when he was sailing to Lesbos as the general: he was a
Athen_13.610
ance, there are in Tenedos and Lesbos. But they say that
Athen_14.635
yre & Which long ago the Lesbian bard, & Terpander, did
Athen_15.678
his Miscellanies says, that the Lesbians call a branch of myrtle
Crinag_7.376
the world, so far from Lesbos, he lies a stranger on tha
Demetr:Eloc_146
e-eminent, as mid alien men is Lesbos' bard. & & & & & (Sa
Diod_37.27
the Romans. The Lesbians resolved not only to surrender
Euseb]:Chron_59
firstly Hellanicus of Lesbos and Ctesias of Cnidus, and
Euseb]:Chron_209
Aristander of Antissa in Lesbos, stadion race 154th [164
Euseb]:Chron_225
for .. years] The Lesbians - for [..] years The Phocaeans
LeonTar_6.211
the purple caul of her Lesbian hair, & her pale-blue
Lucian:Macr_22
lth. Hellanicus of Lesbos was eighty-five, Pherecydes the
Nepos_12.3
Iphicrates in Thrace, Timotheus in Lesbos, and Chares at Sigeum; it
Plin:HN_5.136
situated between Samos and Lesbos and directly opposite to
Plin:HN_5.139
The most famous island is Lesbos, 65 miles from Chios; it
Plin:HN_5.140
it is 56 miles from Lesbos and l2 from Sigeum.
Plin:HN_36.13
and in the island of Lesbos. [14] As for Dipoenus, Ambracia,
Plin:HN_36.44
which rivals it, and of Lesbos, which has a slightly more
Plin:HN_37.141
Mount Oeta, on Parnassus, in Lesbos, in Messenia (where they look
Plin:HN_37.171
the 'Lesbias,' or 'stone of Lesbos,' resembles a clod of earth.
Polyaen_1.25.1
had captured Sigeium for the Lesbians with a linen net.
Syll_764.E
Mytileneans in the island [of Lesbos and whatever] . . .
Syll_764.F
The league of the Lesbians honours [ Potamon son of
THI_61.D
(173-169) eokles of Mytilene in Lesbos, the son of Eteokles 8
Timoth:Pers_202
rpander, born of Aeolian Lesbos at Antissa, and yoked the
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