- "
Alcidamas". Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 1 (11th ed.).
Cambridge University Press. p. 523. O'****van, N. (2008) 'The
authenticity of [
Alcidamas] Odysseus:...
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elected an
ephor (overseer) in
Sparta in the 56th
Olympiad (556/5 BC).
Alcidamas states that he was a
member of the
Spartan ****embly.
Diogenes Laërtius...
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earlier precedent in some form, and
argued that it
derived from the
sophist Alcidamas' Mouseion,
written in the
fourth century B.C.
Three fragmentary papyri...
- the
fourth century BC
orator Alcidamas probably used Sophocles'
Aleadae for one of its sources.
According to
Alcidamas, Auge's
father Aleus had been...
- her,
Alcidamas consented and
swore by the name of
Apollo that he
would marry Ctesylla to Hermochares. As soon as the
festival was over,
Alcidamas forgot...
- the fourth-century BC
orator Alcidamas probably used Sophocles'
Aleadae for one of its sources.
According to
Alcidamas, Auge's
father Aleus had been...
-
orator Alcidamas,
Odysseus 14-16 (Garagin and Woodruff, p. 286)
which probably used Sophocles' play
Aleadai as a
source (see Gantz, p. 428).
Alcidamas is...
-
freedom subject to no one,
except those laws
decided using majoritarianism.
Alcidamas, for example, said: "God has set
everyone free. No one is made a slave...
- Pseudo-Herodotus and the
Contest of
Homer and Hesiod. In the
early fourth century BC
Alcidamas composed a
fictional account of a
poetry contest at
Chalcis with both...
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chthonic setting. A
single literary epitaph,
attributed to the
sophist Alcidamas,
credits Orpheus with the
invention of writing. See Ivan
Mortimer Linforth...
