DIONYSIODORUS

DIONYSIODORUS
I.
DIONYSIODORUS
Boeotus, Historic. scripsit An. 4. Olymp. 104. in Philippo Mac. finiens. Diod. l. 15. sub fin.
II.
DIONYSIODORUS
Geometra nobilis, in cuius mortui sepulchro, affines reperisse dicuntur epistolam, Plin. l. 2. c. 109. Eius nomine ad superos scriptam, pervenisse eum a sepulero ad infimam terram, esseque eo stadiorum 43. milia. Item tibicen nobilis; Idem. Plin.
III.
DIONYSIODORUS
Tarentinus, stadii victor, Olymp. 100.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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