Marsyas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Marsyas of Pella - a historian, the brother of Antigonus I
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301/15 ras, Aristodemus, Bias, Hermodotus, Marsyas, Thrasyllus, and others.
Within translations:
Athen_5.217 twenty-eight. But Marsyas and Philochorus [ Fr_126 ] say
Athen_14.629 brother of Philip, as Marsyas relates in the third book
Plut:Mor_182 things are just. & Marsyas his brother had a legal case

Marsyas ² - general of the Alexandrian rebels, 2nd century B.C.
Diod_34.20 hyscon, was sent against Marsyas the Alexandrian general,

Marsyas ³ - a satyr, killed after challenging Apollo to a musical contest
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Alcaeus_16.8 { G-P 18 } & On Marsyas No longer in Phrygia, the nurse
AntipThes_9.266 rom his pierced flute : "Marsyas, you did lie concerning
AntipThes_9.517 vanquished the Phrygian {Marsyas}, but he yields to you
Apul:Flor_3 and instructor of the piper Marsyas, and skilled in song beyond
Archias_7.696 G-P 17 } & Poor Satyr {Marsyas} who did dwell on the hil
Athen_14.616 ymph-born, noisy monster Marsyas. & [617] For how shou
CIL_1.552 .552 (ii) Depicting Marsyas dancing with Li
DioscEpigr_9.340 shepherd of Celaenae {Marsyas} was known earlier as a
Nicand:Al_300 skin from the limbs of Marsyas; and the tree, lamenting
Plin:HN_5.106 Aulocrene is the place where Marsyas had a contest in flute-playing
Plin:HN_7.204 in Phrygia the slanting flute, Marsyas in the same nation the
Plin:HN_35.66 Porticoes of Philippus, and a Marsyas Bound, in the Shrine of

Marsyas ⁴ - an officer of Antiochus III
SEG_29.1613 (c. 202-195) King Antiochos to Marsyas, greetings. Ptolem

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