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Dating of
Cleitarchus (POxy LXXI.4808)?′,
Histos 6 (2012), 15–26, [1] Livius.org,
Cleitarchus by Jona
Lendering Histos, In
Search of
Cleitarchus by A.B....
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Cleitarchus the glossographer, it is a kind of beam. "Entry on Bruchos". Mega
Etymologicon (in Gr****).
Lipsiae Apud J.A.G. Weigel. 1816.
Cleitarchus says...
- from
Cleitarchus was part of the
bribe which he
alleges that
Demosthenes received for
procuring the
decree in question. Therefore,
Cleitarchus appears...
- Alexander's
chief helmsman. Finally,
there is the very
influential account of
Cleitarchus who,
while not a
direct witness of Alexander's expedition, used sources...
-
Cleopatra (renamed
Eurydice upon marriage).
Fifty years later, the
historian Cleitarchus expanded and
embellished the story.
Centuries afterwards, this version...
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party and gave a
speech which convinced Alexander to burn the palace.
Cleitarchus claims that the
destruction was a whim;
Plutarch and
Diodorus ****ert...
- did not
Alexander the
Great have with him Thais, the
Athenian hetaira?
Cleitarchus speaks of her as
having been the
cause for the
burning of the palace...
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attributes this work to Dio C****ius. He was the
father of the
historian Cleitarchus. He
wrote a
history of
Persia titled "The
Persian Affairs" of
which only...
- the
Battle of
Himera (480 BC). The
first detailed account comes from
Cleitarchus, an
early third-century BCE
historian of
Alexander the Great, who is...
- own day,
primarily ****ociated with the lost
writings of the
historian Cleitarchus. The
Anabasis gives a
broadly chronological account of the
reign of Alexander...