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Aristion (Gr****: Άριστίων; died 1
March 86 BC in Athens) was a
philosopher who
became tyrant of
Athens from c. 88 BC
until he died in 86 BC.
Aristion...
- The
Stele of
Aristion dates from
around 510 BC. It was
created by
sculptor Aristokles out of
Pentelic marble and
shows traces of polychrome. It was found...
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entered into his service. In 88 BCE,
Mithridates sent
Aristion back to Athens,
where Aristion convinced its
citizens to
revolt and
declare him Tyrant...
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Aristion (Ancient Gr****: Ἀριστίων) was a
surgeon of
ancient Greece,
probably belonging to the
Alexandria School of Medicine. He was the son of Pasicrates...
- City-State on the other. The Gr**** and
Pontic forces were
commanded by
Aristion and Archelaus. The
invasion of
Mithridates VI of Pontus, the king of the...
- by Matthew, or by any
other of the Lord's disciples, [and]
which things Aristion and the
presbyter John, the
disciples of the Lord, say. For I imagined...
- The
Phrasikleia Kore is an
Archaic Gr****
funerary statue by the
artist Aristion of Paros,
created between 550 and 540 BCE. It was
found carefully buried...
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March 1 –
Sulla captures Athens from the
Pontic army,
removing the
tyrant Aristion.
Lucius Licinius Lucullus decisively defeats the
Mithridatic fleet in the...
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presence in Greece.
Archelaus was sent to Greece,
where he
established Aristion as a
tyrant in Athens. The
Romans quickly declared war. In 87 BC, the proconsul...
- or
Aristion, is
known from
early traditions (preserved by
Papias of Hierapolis) as an
elder from whom
Papias learned apostolic traditions.
Aristion is...
