Pythionice - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pythionice - an Athenian courtesan, 4th century B.C.
324/15 ructs a magnificent funerary monument for Pythionicē in Attica.
324/16 mons Glycera to be his mistress, after the death of Pythionicē.
Within translations:
Athen_13.567 Phryne too, & Gnathaena, Pythionice, Myrrhine, & Chrysis,
Athen_13.586 that after the death of Pythionice, Harpalus sent for Gly
Athen_* 13.594-596 * hens, being in love with Pythionice, spent an immense deal
Plut:Phoc_22 death of his mistress Pythionice, who had borne him a
Poseidon_14 ravagant funerary monument for Pythionice. Book 23 [15]

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