Milon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Milon of Croton - wrestler, six times victor at the Olympic games, 6th century B.C.
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Aelian:NA_6.55 with the fingers of a Milon* who clung with such stre
Athen_10.412 mething in it. And Milon of Croton, as Theodorus of Hierap
Euseb]:Chron_201 Chalcis, stadion race Milon of Croton won the wrestling
Lucill_11.316 16] & { F 120 } & Milon the wrestler was once the only
Phylarch_3 n_10.412'f-413'a & Milon eats a bull in front of the altar
Plin:HN_7.83 pounds' weight. When the athlete Milo took a firm stand, no
Plin:HN_37.144 and it is claimed that Milon of Croton owes to his
Simonid_16.24 iful statue of beautiful Milon, who, by the banks of Pisa,
ValMax_9.12e.9 intent and outcome were similar. Milon of Croton, as he was

Milon ² - commander of Pyrrhus' garrison at Tarentum
274/22 of Tarentines unsuccessfully attacks Milon, the general of Pyrrhus.
Within translations:
Hieron:Chron_1742 742] [1737 in Ar.] Milon handed over Tarentum to the Roman
Just_25.3 his son Helenus and his friend Milon. Returning to Epirus,

Milon ³ - an Egyptian official, 3rd century B.C.
222/29 PEleph_13, a letter from Andron to Milon.

Milon ⁴ - the murderer of Deidameia of Epirus, 3rd century B.C.
Just_28.3 by foreign wars; and Milon, the assassin of Laodamia,
Polyaen_8.52.1 Artemis Hegemone, where Milon, who had been guilty of mur

Milon - in documents
SEG_25.447 (c. 273) e fines which Milon and Apelichos were liable to pa

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