Tisaphernes - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Tisaphernes (or Tissaphernes) - Persian satrap, killed in 395 B.C.
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Athen_11.505 staff at the hands of Tissaphernes, and he plainly describes what
Just_5.1 Lacedaemonians through Tissaphernes, satrap of Lydia,
Just_5.2 had an intrigue, fled to Tissaphernes, the satrap of king
Just_5.5 ia, made, in the room of Tissaphernes, his son Cyrus gover
Just_6.1 taxerxes, Pharnabazus and Tissaphernes, supported by the
Nepos_7.5 he took refuge with Tissaphernes, one of the prefects
Nepos_9.2 especially influenced by Tissaphernes, one of Artaxerxes'
Nepos_9.3 [3] Tissaphernes had revolted from the king,
Nepos_9.4 him that he pronounced Tissaphernes an enemy and commissioned
Nepos_17.2 his arrival became known to Tissaphernes, who then held the chief
Nepos_17.3 he would march upon Sardis, Tissaphernes, as before, thought that it
Oros_2.15 hatred of Athens, employed Tissaphernes, the prefect of Lydia,
Oros_2.16 of Lydia to succeed Tissaphernes, also strengthened the forces
Oros_3.1 fight against Pharnabazus and Tissaphernes, two of the most
Polyaen_1.49.1 rsia, when he found that Tisaphernes' cavalry were continu
Polyaen_2.1.8 erritory in that region, Tisaphernes proposed a truce of
Polyaen_2.1.9 a pretence to deceive Tisaphernes; for although his exp
Polyaen_2.2.2 with provisions. Tisaphernes sent envoys there, and assu
Polyaen_7.16.1 rxes sent Tithraustes to seize Tisaphernes. He gave him
Polyaen_7.18.1 custom of the Persians. [18] & Tisaphernes. Tisaphernes
Polyaen_7.18.2 enophon, Anab_2.5'31] & Tisaphernes planned to attack Mil

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