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Telecles (Ancient Gr****: Τηλεκλῆς, romanized: Tēleklês), of
Phocis or Phocaea, was the
pupil and
successor of Lacydes, and was
joint leader (scholarch)...
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Academy at
Athens together with
Telecles. In the
final ten
years of Lacydes' life (c. 215-c. 205),
Evander and
Telecles had
helped run the
Academy due...
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which he
dedicated to
Aphrodite at Naucratis. His sons
Theodorus and
Telecles made a
statue of the
Pythian Apollo for the Samians.
Rhoecus was also the...
- Gr****
philosopher and
joint leader of the
Platonic Academy at
Athens with
Telecles Evander of Beroea,
first century sculptor Evander (footballer) (born 1998)...
- 314–270 Polemon 270–265 Crates of
Athens 265–241 Arcesilaus 241–225 Lacydes 225–167
Telecles &
Euander 167–165 Hegesinus 165–137 Carneades 137–131 Carneades II 131–127 Crates...
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Dioscuri Cotys Promeus Idas
Dorceus Jason Sphodris Acastus Echeclus Ancaeus Telecles Heracles Erymus Zelys Jason Genysus Glaucus Jason Hages Polydeuces Halys...
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years of his life the
Academy was run by a
council led by
Evander and
Telecles, who
succeeded him to
jointly run the
Academy after his
death in 206/5...
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Lampsacus Peripatetic Syri**** died c. 437
Neoplatonic Telauges Pythagorean Telecles of
Phocis died 167/166 BC
Academic skeptic Teles the
Cynic Cynic Thales...
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ancient historian Herodotus twice refers to
Theodorus as "the son of
Telecles," a
Samian artist.
Herodotus credits Theodorus along with
Rhoecus with...
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Arcesilaus was
followed by
Lacydes of
Cyrene (241–215 BC),
Evander and
Telecles (jointly) (205 – c. 165 BC), and
Hegesinus (c. 160 BC). The New or Third...
