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Lycurgus - an ancient king of Thrace
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[Longin]:Subl_15 a startling phrase of Lycurgus's palace, magically possessed at
AnthPal_9.79 gift. Bear in mind the fate of Lycurgus. [80] LEONIDAS OF
AnthPal_9.375 his foe, because, like Lycurgus, he quenched good cheer
Athen_10.445 eat ox-goad, harder than Lycurgus', & Who smote the ἀ
Philip_9.561 I seek for your hands, Lycurgus, to tear up by the roots

Lycurgus ² - Spartan lawgiver, 8th century B.C.
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Plutarch,- PLUTARCH, Lycurgus
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_6.61 e-chamber. [61] & Lycurgus laid down a most humane law
Aelian:NA_7.15 no need at all of the laws of Lycurgus. An elephant old
Apollod:Fr_63-65 * nians: so that he brings Lycurgus the legislator, while
Athen_6.233 the divine Platon, and Lycurgus the Lacedamonian, not
Athen_11.508 after the model set by Lycurgus for the Lacedaemonians, by Solon
Athen_14.635 was a contemporary of Lycurgus the law-giver, who, it
Cic:Acad_2.136 given under the hand of Lycurgus and Solon, and our Twelve
Cic:Brut_40 arly a date as the elder Lycurgus, the legislator of the
Cic:DeOr_1.58 say, if they will, that Lycurgus or Solon (although I think
Cic:DeOr_1.197 laws with those of their Lycurgus, Dracon, and Solon. It is
Cic:DeOr_3.56 named wisdom, as in Lycurgus, Pittacus and Solon; and,
Cic:Rep_2.2 for example, Minos in Crete, Lycurgus in Sparta, and in Athens,
Cic:Rep_2.15 and approved the principle which Lycurgus had discovered at Sparta a
Cic:Rep_2.18 hundred and eight years after Lycurgus began to write his laws,
Cic:Rep_2.24 that had escaped the Spartan Lycurgus ; for it was his
Cic:Rep_2.42 the first Olympiad ** And Lycurgus, who lived in very ancient
Cic:Rep_2.43 Sparta under the code of Lycurgus, and even if the people possess
Cic:Rep_2.50 people also, as did both Lycurgus and Romulus ; you will
Cic:Rep_2.58 even the disciplinary system of Lycurgus was able to hold his
Cic:Rep_3.16 equity do not agree. Indeed, Lycurgus, famed as the author of
Cic:Rep_4.5 Plato went even further than Lycurgus, for he actually provided that
Cic:Tusc_1.100 he despised the laws of Lycurgus ? "On the contrary," answered
Cic:Tusc_1.101 nation whilst the laws of Lycurgus were in force. One of
Cic:Tusc_1.109 it may be received, that Lycurgus and Solon have no glory
Cic:Tusc_2.34 [34] By the laws of Lycurgus, and by those which were
Cic:Tusc_5.7 men by us: and thus Lycurgus many ages before, in whose
DiogLaert_7.178 Constitution; three on Lycurgus and Socrates; one on Law
Euseb]:Chron_67 ars. In his reign, Lycurgus established laws for the Laced
Euseb]:Chron_187 for 28 years. At this time, Lycurgus was in his prime.
Euseb]:Chron_189 years from then until Lycurgus [884 B.C.]; and there
Euseb]:Chron_193 the games together with Lycurgus, who happened to be his
Isyll_G precepts of Apollo which Lycurgus ordained for the city,
Just_3.2 Solon and the laws of Lycurgus, rushed into war through
Lucian:Macr_28 ty-two years. [28] Lycurgus, the Spartan lawgiver, is said
Plut:Agis_19 to the institutions of Lycurgus, and my desire to imitat
Plut:Agis_5-10 * arian law established by Lycurgus still remained, and the
Plut:Cleom_10 dministration was put by Lycurgus into the hands of the
Plut:Cleom_12 are described in the life of Lycurgus. [13] The king him
Plut:Cleom_16 sober Doric tone which Lycurgus had given it - he could
Plut:Cleom_18 the steps of Solon and Lycurgus, in the cancelling of
Plut:Mor_172 of the giver. And Lycurgus ordained in Sparta very cheap
Plut:Mor_189 [189] LYCURGUS. Lycurgus the Lacedaemonian brought long
Plut:Phoc_20 launch out in praise of Lycurgus and the Lacedaemonian
Polyaen_1.16.1 ned a complete victory. [16] & Lycurgus. The method Lycurg
Polyaen_1.16.2 & One command of Lycurgus, sanctioned by the oracle, was
Polyaen_6.6.2 cted according to the rules of Lycurgus. While the ambassa
Polyaen_8.4.1 hat he had an eye to Minos and Lycurgus. For they received
ValMax_1.2e.3 [2e.3] Lycurgus persuaded the people that the
ValMax_2.6.1 to the severe laws of Lycurgus, and would by no means
ValMax_5.3e.2 or more useful citizen than Lycurgus. He was a person that
ValMax_7.2e.15 abrogated the laws of Lycurgus, that forbade the punishment

Lycurgus ³ - grandfather of the orator Lycurgus
Plut:Mor_841 on, and grandson of that Lycurgus whom the Thirty Tyrants
Plut:Mor_852 ancestors Diomedes and Lycurgus lived in honour and este

Lycurgus ⁴ - Athenian statesman and orator, 4th century B.C.
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324/10 Lycurgus rescues Xenocrates, who has been arrested for not paying tax
324/11 The death of Lycurgus.
324/12 ments on the achievements of Lycurgus, and his management of the Athe
323/60 Demosthenes saves the sons of Lycurgus from imprisonment.
306/1 ans pass a decree in honour of Lycurgus, and set up a statue of him.
Plutarch,- PLUTARCH, Lives of the Ten Orators
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Athen_6.267 who bad done so." And Lycurgus made a similar statement
Athen_11.476 the horn." The orator Lycurgus, in the speech Against Demades
Athen_13.586 and nothing else. Lycurgus, also, in his oration against
Cic:Brut_36 Hypereides, Aeschines, Lycurgus, Deinarchus, and Demades
Cic:Brut_130 practice to accusations, as Lycurgus is said to have
Cic:DeOr_2.94 Demosthenes, Hyperides, Aeschines, Lycurgus, Dinarchus, and a
DionHal:Din_10 right." 8. Against Lycurgus, audit: "I know that even if
DionHal:Din_11 well known and succeeded Lycurgus as treasurer of public
Plut:Mor_841-843 * four years. But Lycurgus plied his business closely,
Plut:Mor_848 the same time as Lycurgus, he had been a pupil of the
Plut:Mor_851 ophron, the son of Lycurgus of Butadae, requires that he
Plut:Mor_852 proposed; that, - since Lycurgus, the son of Lycophron
Plut:Phoc_7 Aristophon, Demosthenes, Lycurgus, and Hypereides, address
Plut:Phoc_9 to be suffocated." 10 Lycurgus the orator one day said
Plut:Phoc_17 deliver up to him Demosthenes, Lycurgus, Hypereides, and
Syll_326 (307/6) Euthydemos]: since Lykourgos [of Boutadai, the son

Lycurgus ⁵ - son of the orator Lycurgus
Plut:Mor_843 him three sons, Abron, Lycurgus, and Lycophron; of which

Lycurgus ⁶ - king of Sparta, 220-210 B.C.
219/10 Lycurgus is appointed king of Sparta.
218/40a Lycurgus attacks Tegea, but fails to capture the acropolis.
218/50 Lycurgus leaves Sparta for Aetolia, out of fear of the ephors.
217/13 Lycurgus returns to Sparta and invades Messenia.
216/17 Lycurgus expels Agesipolis from Sparta.
Within translations:
Just_29.1 the Spartans, they had elected Lycurgus in the room of Cle

Lycurgus - in documents
CIL_1.555 tin Text (iii) Depicting Lycurgus, threatening Philon
SEG_56.636 (c. 170/69) son of Polemarchidas Lykourgos son of Eustratidas
Syll_322 aropinos son of Molpinos Lykourgos son of Xenarchides

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