Plutarchus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Plutarchus of Alexandria - one of the speakers in the Deipnosophists of Athenaeus
Athen_6.234 proposed by Ulpianus, Plutarchus, being one of those
Athen_6.248 [53.] [248] When Plutarchus had said all this about para
Athen_11.460 recline forthwith, for I want Plutarchus to render to us the
Athen_11.461 When we had lain down, Plutarchus said : "Well, as the
Athen_11.503 After this long recital by Plutarchus, who was applauded by all,
Athen_13.562 fter this had been said, Plutarchus cited the following

Plutarchus ² - tyrant of Eretria, 4th century B.C.
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Philoch_160 political opponent of Plutarchus, but took over as tyra
Plut:Phoc_12 princes. Hereupon, Plutarchus of Eretria called in the Ath
Plut:Phoc_13 long about it Meanwhile Plutarchus, imagining that this

Plutarchus ³ - philosopher, 4th century A.D.
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Tzetz:ProlCom_ philosophers Porphyrius, Plutarchus and Proclus - just as,

Plutarchus - in documents
SelPap_1.163 ave sent him to you with Plutarchus when her illness
SelPap_2.294 hite nome, from Aurelius Plutarchus also called Atact

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