ALCIMUS

ALCIMUS
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ALCIMUS
Iudaeus transfuga, et proditor, a Demetrio, seu Lysia summus Iudaeorum Pontifex constitutus, quamvis de sacerdotum genere non erat. 1 Machab. c. 7. v. 9. et 2 Machab. c. 14. v. 3. Vide Ioseph. Iud. Antiq. l. 12. c. 17. Salian. Torniel. A. M. 3883. n. 2. 3893. n. 2. et 3895. n. 1.
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ALCIMUS
Lydorum Dynastiae II. quae Heraclidarum fuit, Rex, sed quotus, ignoratur. Vir religiosus et mitis, quô regnante quilibet in pace et divitiis secure vixit. Unde annô 7. regni eius, tota Lydorum gens vota fecit, ut ad eorum bonum totidem anni illi adderentur; quod et factum, Xanthus Lydiacorum auctor, apud Suidam, in Ξανθ. Sub eodem, Ascalum Hymenaei fil. Tantali fratrem in Syria ex suo nomine urbem, Ascalonem condidisse, refert idem, apud Stephanum in Α᾿σκάλ. Vide Ardisus; it. Argon.
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ALCIMUS
Rhetoricam Burdigalae docuit, cuius meminit Hieronym, in Chron. Eusebii, A. C. 360. et Ausonius 2. Epigr. de Professorib.
v. 2.
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ALCIMUS
Siculus, Italica consignavit. Athen. l. 10. et Fest. Pomp. in Roma. Item orator, sui temporis facile princeps. Laert. in Stilpone. Item Lydorum Rex, pietate, ingeniôque mitissimô insignis. Cael. Rhodig. l. 19. c. 29.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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