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Chaeron (Ancient Gr****: Χαίρων)—also
rendered Charon—was an
ancient Gr**** male name. It may
refer to:
Chaeron, in Gr**** mythology, the son of
Apollo and...
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Chaeron (Ancient Gr****: Χαίρων) was a
wrestler and
tyrant from Pellene,
ancient Achaea.
Chaeron won at the
Isthmian Games,
possibly twice, and four times...
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Chaeron of
Megalopolis was the man who,
shortly before the
birth of Alexander, 356 BC, was sent by
Philip to
consult the
Delphic oracle about the snake...
- she
loved him in return.
Through their union, she
became the
mother of
Chaeron, who was
famed as "the
tamer of horses". He
later built the city Chaeronea...
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Pellene fell
under the
dominion of one of its
citizens of the name of
Chaeron, a
distinguished athlete, who
raised himself to the
tyranny by Alexander's...
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Sarah B. (2002p), "Elite Women, The Last Reformers:
Apega and
Nabis and
Chaeron",
Spartan Women,
Oxford University Press US, pp. 89–90, ISBN 9780195130676...
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Timoxena after her mother,
which also
mentions the loss of a
young son,
Chaeron. Two sons,
named Autoboulos and Plutarch,
appear in a
number of Plutarch's...
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Chaeron (Ancient Gr****: Χαίρων; also
rendered as Charon) was a
Lacedaemonian (Spartan)
demagogue who
briefly served as
tyrant of
Sparta in 180 BC. He...
- himself, some of Plato's
former students like Clearchus,
tyrant of Heraclea;
Chaeron,
tyrant of Pellene;
Erastus and Coriscus,
tyrants of Skepsis;
Hermias of...
- Megalopoli,
except the muni****l unit Gortyna. It was
abolished in 2006.
Chaeron of
Megalopolis (4th
century BC),
envoy of
Philip II of
Macedon Cercidas...
