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second war with the Spartans,
Anaxilas ****isted the
refugees from
Messina in the
Peloponnese to take
Zancle in Sicily.
Anaxilas married Cydippe, daughter...
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Anaxilaus or
Anaxilas of
Larissa (Ancient Gr****: Ἀναξίλαος, Ἀναξίλας; fl. 1st
century BC) was a
physician and
Pythagorean philosopher.
According to Eusebius...
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Aeschylus and of the 4th-century BC
comic dramatists Ephippus of
Athens and
Anaxilas. The
first told the
story of Odysseus'
encounter with Circe. Vase paintings...
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power during the 5th and 6th
centuries BC
under Anaxilas, who
reigned as
tyrant from 494 to 476 BC.
Anaxilas conquered Zancle (modern Messina), extending...
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Anaxilas (Ἀναξίλας), also
called Anaxilas Comicus, (fl. 340 BC) was a Gr****
comic poet of the
Middle Comedy period.
Based on his name, he has been presumed...
- to
recite the
Ephesia Grammata. In the 4th
century comedy Lyropoios by
Anaxilas, one
character carries Ephesia Grammata inscribed on his belt. The best...
- Subfamily:
Lymantriinae Tribe:
Orgyiini Genus:
Dasychira Hübner, 1809
Synonyms Anaxila Walker, 1855
Dediama Walker, 1855
Parorgyia Packard, [1865]
Noleca Walker...
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service of
Anaxilas,
tyrant of Rhegium, but
gradually rose to so high a
place in the
confidence of his master, that at his
death (476 BC)
Anaxilas left him...
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century BC. The
earliest literary allusion to
lutes in
Greece comes from
Anaxilas in his play The Lyre-maker as 'trichordos'...
According to Pollux, the...
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lived earlier than
Anaxilas of
Rhegium (494 – 476 BC), as his laws were in use by the
Rhegians until they were
abolished by
Anaxilas. His laws, originally...
