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Henry Aristippus of
Calabria (born in
Santa Severina in 1105–10; died in
Palermo in 1162),
sometimes known as
Enericus or
Henricus Aristippus, was a religious...
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After his
victory in Argos,
Antigonus was able to
install his
supporter Aristippos as
tyrant of
Argos and
appointed various pro-Macedonian
leaders as tyrants...
- loom?
Diagoras of
Melos Dorandi 1999, p. 52. Laërtius 1925, § 86. Suda,
Aristippos Laërtius 1925b, § 98. Suda,
Theodoros Laërtius 1925, § 103.
Filonik 2013...
- Casillo [it]:
Salvatore Coppola/Antistene
Sergio Solli:
Saverio Pezzullo/
Aristippo Gerardo Scala [it]:
Marlon Cacace/Diogene
Roberta Orlandi [it]: Caterina/Mirto...
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November 1, 2002,
American ****ociation of
Cereal Chemists Gennadios,
Aristippos, ed. (2002). Protein-Based
Films and Coatings. CRC Press. ISBN 9781420031980...
- but was soon
after killed by his slaves. He was
succeeded by his sons
Aristippos and Aristomachos. This article incorporates text from a
publication now...
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Wistaria 1911:
Alcimedonte 1912:
Valmy 1913:
Arianna 1914:
Prometeo 1915:
Aristippo 1916:
Kibwesi 1917:
Alcione 1918:
Burne Jones 1919:
Delft 1920: Vodice...
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support to
counter the pro-Macedonian
aristocratic party of
Argos led by
Aristippos.
Accepting Aristeas' proposal,
Pyrrhus began his
march north to the Argolis...
- year, 228 – 227 BCE. His
father Aristomachos the
Elder and his
brother Aristippos had both been
tyrants of the city of Argos, and
after the latter's death...
- 1912:
Salvator Rosa 1913:
Sigma 1914:
Brunelleschi 1915: A****jo 1916:
Aristippo 1917: no race 1918:
Hollebeck 1919:
Alcione 1920:
Talaat Basa 1921: Marcus...
