- PHAENIAS
- PHAENIASPhilosophus Peripateticus, discipulus Aristotelis. Scripsit Historiam Tyrannorum, etc. Diog. Laert. athen. Plut. Suid. Vosse. de Hist. Gr. l. 1. c. 9.
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