CALLIAS

CALLIAS
I.
CALLIAS
Arcadiae oppid. Pausan. l. 8. Et fontis nomen Suidae.
II.
CALLIAS
Archon Athenis, Olympiadis centesimae annô quartô.
III.
CALLIAS
Atheniensis Comicus fil. Lysimachi, qui Schoenion cognomiatus est, quod funes ob paupertatem torquerer. Tragoediam scripsit de Grammatica, ingeniosissimam; et Comoedias, Arthen. l. 10. Voss. de Poet. Graec. p. 86. et de quat. Art. pop. c. 2. §. 2. Scal. Poet. l. 1. c. 8.
IV.
CALLIAS
Methymnaeus, Grammaticus, quem Strabo l. 13. dicit Alcaeum, Sapphoque Poetas enarrâsle. cur Mitylenaeus dicitur, et inter illustres Lesbios refertur. Vide etiam Athen. l. 3.
V.
CALLIAS
Syracusanus Historieus; de rebus Siculis libros complures reliquit, ab Agathocle corruptus. Vide Ioseph. contra Appion. l. 1. Athen. l. 12. Aeliau. l. 16. Hist. Animat. c. 28. Dionys. Halicarn. Ant. l. 1. Macrob. Saturn. l. 5. c. 10. Suid. Voss. de Hist. Graec. l. 1. c. 11.
VI.
CALLIAS
ut videtur, Comicus, qui scripsit Παιδήτας. Vide Scholia, in Aristoph. Aves.
VII.
CALLIAS
vide Philonomus.
VIII.
CALLIAS
vulgo Laccoplutus cognominatus, Dux Atheniensium nobilis, contra Artaxerxem missus. Suidas. Vide Scholia in Aristoph. Nubes, et supra Calliae.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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