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Philochorus
of Athens - author of a history of Attica, 3rd century B.C.
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Philoch_, the fragments of Philochorus' "Atthis" which covered events
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General comments on the life and writings of Philochorus.
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The historian Philochorus is put to death by Antigonus for supporting
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narrated by Aristotle* and Philochorus. [36] & The
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of Homer, according to Philochorus, a hundred and eighty
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Trireme. [6.] But Philochorus [ Fr_170 ] says that men
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denies. [7.] And Philochorus relates that Amphictyon,
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But Phanodemus, and also Philochorus [ Fr_196 ], have rela
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But Marsyas and Philochorus [ Fr_126 ] say that he reig
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the parasites. And Philochorus gives the same account in
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legal number. And Philochorus, in the seventh book of his
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us, or Boio, which Philochorus [ Fr_214 ] says was his pro
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well. Of the Athenian custom Philochorus speaks as follows : 'At
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{92.} Pentaploa Philochorus mentions it in the second
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of each individual And Philochorus says that the ancient
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those tunes. But Philochorus [ Fr_216 ] asserts that the
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in Corcyra. But Philochorus, in the third book of his
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it in his Hecate. Philochorus [ Fr_86 ] also mentions the
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tled Republic. And Philochorus, in his treatise on Divinat
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the Athenians," as Philochorus tells us [ Fr_173 ], " when
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and useful from it." And Philochorus in the second book of
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at Rhodes # And Philochorus says that the Athenians
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the command of Theseus, as Philochorus has written.
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seen from the history of Philochorus and from what he hims
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time of this archon, as Philochorus {FGrH 328 F154} state
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short biography of Philochorus in the Suda (10th century
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anksgiving, according to Philochorus, as they had previous
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ook 5 of his Atthis, and Philochorus say that he and his
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sent in this archon's year, as Philochorus says in his His
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SCHOL.PIND., NEM.3'4 & Philochorus says that the Athenia
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book of his Atthis and Philochorus in the second and thi
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on the tetradrachm, as Philochorus says; and the tetrada
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time. All this is recorded by Philochorus. He also says
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ool} from [Plato]. Philochorus says that Speusippus {dedic
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[42] & LEX.DEM. & Philochorus in book 5 of his Atthis mak
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Androtion in his Atthis and by Philochorus in book 6 of
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little more could be found, as Philochorus relates. But
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Antipater, Greeting." Philochorus tells us that he died
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