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Sostratus (Σώστρατος Sostratos) may
refer to:
Sostratos of Aegina, Gr****
merchant Sostratos of Chios,
ancient Gr****
sculptor Sostratus of Cnidus, designer...
- was
dedicated and
presumably funded by
Sostratus, a
friend of Egypt's ruler, Ptolemy.
Pliny says that
Sostratus was the
architect and that
Ptolemy graciously...
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Sostratus (Ancient Gr****: Σώστρατος, Sostratos) was an
Ancient Gr****
athlete from Pellene, Achaea. He won the
footrace for boys at the
Ancient Olympic...
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claimed that
Sostratus hid his name
under plaster which bore the name of Ptolemy, so that when the
plaster eventually fell off,
Sostratus's name
would be...
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Sostratus (Ancient Gr****: Σώστρατος) is
mentioned in Pausanias'
Description of
Greece as a Gr****
mythological hero,
reputedly beloved of Heracles. According...
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Nebrus 32.
Sostratus III. 64.
Theodorus II. 128.
Sostratus, II. 256.
Thedorus 512.
Cleomyttades 1024.
Crisamis 2048. Dard**** 4096.
Sostratus 8192. Hippolochus...
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reference to
Sostratus as a well
known presence is
something of a test case. A
previously otherwise unknown and
perhaps legendary figure,
Sostratus has received...
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Sostratus (Ancient Gr****: Σώστρατος, Sostratos), son of Amyntas, was an
aristocratic Macedonian youth who
served Alexander the Great.
Sostratus was implicated...
- of Heracles.
Pausanias makes mention of
Sostratus, a
youth of Dyme, Achaea, as a
lover of Heracles.
Sostratus was said to have died
young and to have...
- Coronis. A
purported summary of a lost poem by an
otherwise unknown poet "
Sostratus",
while naming the
three Charites, adds to Homer's Pasithea, and Hesiod's...
