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Dinocrates of
Rhodes (also
Deinocrates, Dimocrates,
Cheirocrates and Stasicrates; Gr****: Δεινοκράτης ὁ Ῥόδιος, fl. last
quarter of the 4th
century BC)...
- end the
Second Samnite War. Agathocles,
unable to come to
terms with
Deinocrates and the exiles,
takes to the
field with the
remnants of his forces; at...
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countryside for five months.
Agathocles tries to
negotiate a
settlement with
Deinocrates, the
leader of the exiles, but the
latter refuses,
forcing Agathocles...
- Pontiae, the
Volscian town of
Interamna Sucasina and at
Suessa Aurunca.
Deinocrates, the
leader of the
Syracusan exiles,
sends envoys to the Carthaginians...
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sculptor Damoxenus – New
Comedy playwright Dares of
Phrygia –
writer Deinocrates (also
spelled Dinocrates) –
architect Deidamia of
Scyros –
princess Deidamia...
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island of Pharos, and has the city laid out by the
Rhodian architect Deinocrates.
After a
victory over the
Samnites and
Lucanians near Paestum, Alexander...
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Torgium 305 BC
Torgium 4,000–7,000 Agathocles' army 4,000–7,000
troops of
Deinocrates slaughtered by
Agathocles after their surrender on
promises of mercy...
- Therma), he
marches back
south taking the
cities of
Centuripa and Sicily.
Deinocrates, the
leader of the exiles,
proclaims himself the
champion of
common liberty...
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island of Pharos, and has the city laid out by the
Rhodian architect Deinocrates.
After a
victory over the
Samnites and
Lucanians near Paestum, Alexander...
- Pontiae, the
Volscian town of
Interamna Sucasina and at
Suessa Aurunca.
Deinocrates, the
leader of the
Syracusan exiles,
sends envoys to the Carthaginians...
