
Olympus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Olympus
- a mountain in northern Greece, said to be the home of the gods
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[Tib]:PanMes_1
was to mount as a god to Olympus, gladly set foot in the
[Tib]:PanMes_118
void to your side, and left Olympus, neighbour of the
2Macc_6
call it the temple of Olympian Zeus, and to call the
Aelian:NA_3.32
there are places on Macedonian Olympus where wolves do not
Aelian:NA_10.21
just as we regard the Olympian gods with awe, so do the
Aelian:NA_14.28
be enrolled among the Olympians, I have heard that she
Alcaeus_9.518
Heighten your walls, Olympian Zeus ; all is accessible
AnthPal_5.33
of gold on Danaē, Olympian Zeus, that the child mig
AnthPal_7.9
the Thracian skirts of Olympus holds Orpheus, son of the
AnthPal_9.100
and that Artemis, after Olympus, calls no land her father
AnthPal_9.248
enads and Satyrs to holy Olympus, looking just as Pylades
AnthPal_9.526
tireless gates of great Olympus ; keep, O Zeus, the holy
AntipSid_6.219
revolving instrument of Olympian Rhea, he beat it, and
AntipSid_7.2
ghty nod of Zeus, and of Olympus, and of the strength of
AntipSid_7.241
to his house, but by Zeus to Olympus. * & It is not cert
AntipSid_16.178
Citium, who scaled high Olympus, though he piled not Peli
AntipThes_9.58
said, " Lo, apart from Olympus, the Sun never looked on
AntipThes_9.790
celestial palace, from Olympus to Ephesus the city of
AntipThes_16.133
woman, do you lift up to Olympus your shameless hand, and
Asclepiad_16.120
yourself, Zeus, possess Olympus." [ - ] & { G-P 47 } {
Athen_5.194
rom the temple raised to Olympian Zeus at Athens, and from
Athen_6.258
llowing manner- & By the Olympian Zeus and by Athena & I
Athen_12.513
And now Olympus' shining gates unfold ;
Athen_13.589
not Pericles the Olympian (as Clearchus tells us in the
Athen_14.659
First let us pray to the Olympian gods, & And now to all
Athen_15.694
Mother of Plutus Olympian Demeter
Cic:Rep_1.57
in heaven, who moves all Olympus with a nod, as Homer
Cic:Rep_3.fr5
a monument. For what Athos or Olympus is so great . .
DiogLaert_7.29
climbed & The summits of Olympus; but unmoved & By wicked
ElegMaec_1.69
ided? After the Ruler of Olympus routed the sons of Aloeus
Ennius:Ann_1
your feet beat mighty Olympus ; by Olympus the Greeks
Euseb]:Chron_115
lso joined the temple of Olympian Zeus, which stood before
GranLic_6
elve cubits high, one to Olympian Jupiter and the other
Hieron:Chron_1848
of God, he set up a statue of Olympian Zeus in the temple
Julian:Caes_307
speak, of the sky, on "Olympus where they say is the sea
Just_7.4
untry between the mountains of Olympus and Haemus. But
Lucill_9.572
lish this second book ? "Olympian Muses, daughters of Zeus
Malal_207
olomon, [207] into a temple of Olympian Zeus and Athena.
Meleager_12.68
the boy, as he mounts to Olympus, take from earth my tears
Meleager_12.101
down Zeus himself from Olympus." [12.106] & { G-P 104
Meleager_12.122
the boy, like Zeus from Olympus, has learnt of late to
Nicand:Al_280
the thunder of stormy Olympus, or again like the wicked
OGIS_26
(278-270) e], was dedicated to [Olympian] Zeus by Kallikrate
OGIS_27
(278-270) ike, was dedicated to Olympian Zeus by Kallikrate
OGIS_65
(c. 245) gods Adelphoi, to Olympian Zeus and to Zeus Sun
Oros_4.1
earlier unconquered, blessed father of Olympus,
Philip_7.362
body, but his soul in Olympus rejoices with Zeus and
Philip_16.93
Cerberus, and myself dwell in Olympus. * & Of Hippolyte.
Philip_16.215
Loves, having plundered Olympus, deck themselves in the
Philodamus_50
to the holy precinct of Olympus and Pieria the renowned -
Phylarch_81
went to Hephaestus on Olympus, to ask him to make some
Plin:HN_4.30
wooded glen between Ossa and Olympus for 62 miles, for half
Plin:HN_8.227
are no wolves on Mount Olympus in Macedonia, nor in the
Porph:Fr_51
Jerusalem an image of Olympian Zeus and statues of Anti
PsCallisth_1.19
he went up to the temple of Olympian Zeus. And the temp
PsCallisth_1.33
immortal, and e'en great Olympus trembled." So Parmeniscus
PsCallisth_2.22
power you rank equal to the Olympian gods. We know inde
PsCallisth_3.17
preters. I invoked Olympian Ammon, Athena, giver of victor
PsCallisth_3.33
gods, the guardian Olympians, and Heracles, the earliest
SEG_30.1119
(late 4th cent.) try hall of the temple of Olympian Zeus. Attalus' h
SEG_35.665
(c. 160) les in the temple of [Olympian] Zeus [(?) in Elis a
SEG_56.703
(291) set up in the sanctuary of Olympian Zeus. In year 1
SEG_57.443
( mid 2nd century) who [more than the other] Olympians has ruled the city from
SEG_59.1406B
(c. 280) , the priest of Zeus Olympios, made known the goodw
SelPap_3.114
of snowy Parnassus or at Olympus, starting for Bacchus his triennial
Syll_360
(c. 300-280) Iphigineia }, the Olympian gods and goddesses,
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(after 250) en Philistis King Hieron Olympian Zeus . . . Str
Syll_433
(266) emaios, dedicated] to Olympian Zeus this statue of
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spirit, obtained the surname of "Olympian".
Olympus 2
- a mountain in Galatia, Anatolia
189/11
Manlius defeats the Galatians at Mt.Olympus.
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Festus:Brev_11
some of them fled toward Olympus, some toward Mount Magaba
ValMax_6.1e.2
by Cn. Manlius upon Mount Olympus, the wife of the chieftain
Olympus 3
- a town on a mountain in Cilicia, Anatolia
77/27
captures the stronghold at Olympus of the pirate Zenicetes, who com
76/9
and captures the cities of Attalis, Corycus, Olympus, and Phaselis.
Olympus 4
- a mountain in Mysia, Anatolia
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Arrian:Fr_29
city of Prusias by Mount Olympus, the aforementioned Nicom
Athen_2.38
is called nectar near Olympus in Lydia, mixing wine and
Euseb]:Chron_213
of Prusa [by Mt. Olympus], stadion race Aristeas of Stra
Memn_28
the foot of the Asian Mount Olympus. From there Triari
Oros_6.2
at the foot of Mount Olympus, he destroyed it. 24 A
Plinius:Ep_10.81
Prusa, near Mt. Olympus, and was enjoying a rest from
ValMax_1.7e.4
the tilled fields of Mount Olympus, and killed several of the
Olympus 5
(C. Sulpicius Olympus) - a wealthy Roman, 1st century B.C.
75/15
C.Sulpicius Olympus dies, leaving M.Octavius Ligus as his heir.
74/29
ebonius, Q.Opimius, and M.Octavius, the heir of C.Sulpicius Olympus.
Olympus 6
- a prophet, 1st century A.D.
Lucill_11.161
oxer came to the prophet Olympus wishing to learn if he
Lucill_11.163
cles came to the prophet Olympus wishing to know which of
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