- when 1,500
Macedonian reinforcements commanded by
Philokles arrived from Boiotia. From Corinth,
Philokles was
invited to take
control of
Argos by pro-Macedonians...
-
Philopatho (Gr****: Φιλοπαθώ), the
mother of the
Athenian tragic poet
Philokles. He was the son of
Euphorion (Gr****: Εὐφορίων) from
Eleusis and member...
- The
dialogue begins with a
young man
named Tychiades asking his
friend Philokles why most
people are so fond of lies.
After a
brief discussion, Tychiades...
-
dispatched a
force of 2,000
infantry and 200
cavalry under the
command of
Philokles to
invade Attica and
place the city of
Athens under siege (Livy 31.14-16)...
- not
chiselled off. The
names of the architect-overseers (episkopos),
Philokles and Archilochos, have come down to us. They
worked on the site
after 409...
- Φιλιππίδης) was an
Athenian poet of the Gr**** New Comedy. He was the son of
Philokles of
Kephale and was
active during the 111th
Olympiad (c. 336-333 BCE)....
- I 59001. P. Hib. I 110. 018
Nearchos or Neomedes, son of
Neokles or
Philokles 273/272 BC 13th P. Hib. I 110; II 199. 019 Kallikrates, son of Boiskos...
-
Philocles (Gr****: Φιλοκλής, romanized:
Philokles) was King of
Sidon and a
military commander under the
Ptolemaic dynasty in the late 4th and
early 3rd...
- Ainesidemos,
while the anti-Romans
summoned a
Macedonian force under Philokles to
support them. The two
sides clashed in the
agora beneath Larisa, but...
