- support. In 169
Agesilochus was
himself sent as amb****ador to Rome, with a
Nicagoras son of Nicander, to
propose a
license for
Rhodes to
import grain from...
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because he had
brought the gold from
Persian Empire into Peloponnese.
Nicagoras (Ancient Gr****: Νικαγόρας) of Zeleia, was a
tyrant of Zeleia. The site...
- and
Nicagoras, at the time of
Roman emperor Philip the Arab (244–249).
There is
little biographical information available about him. Like
Nicagoras, Maior...
- 520 BC Leontiades, 382-379 BC (killed) Archias, 382-379 BC (killed)
Nicagoras, 334 BC (conquered by
Alexander the Great) Herodotus, Histories,4.138...
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Praecepta ad Filium, a
collection of maxims. A
collection of his speeches.
Nicagoras,
Athenian sophist (2nd
century BC)
Lives of
Famous People On Cleopatra...
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between 300 and 330
Constantine the
Great between 300 and 350
Hegeias end 4th
century Phaedrus 386-387
Hermogenes c. 475
Theagenes 484-485
Nicagoras...
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source used by
Cicero in his own work of the same name. Panaetius, son of
Nicagoras, was born
around 185–180 BC, into an old and
eminent Rhodian family. He...
- are
mentioned by his descendant,
Nicagoras of
Athens (c. 180 – c. 250), on an
inscription and in an
lament by
Nicagoras'
descendant Himerius for his young...
