PYTHIAS

PYTHIAS
I.
PYTHIAS
Aelian. l. 3. c. 1. via erat Machedoniae, a Thessalonica ad Tempe Thessalica deducens.
II.
PYTHIAS
Pythagoraeus, Damonis amicus, qui tamen Plutarcho et Iamblicho Φινθίας appellatur. Apud Cicer. quoque, l. 3. de Offic. c. 10. et apud Valer. Max. l. 4. c. 7. ex ext. 1. Phynthian, vel Pynthian in antiquis codicibus scribi Petrus Daniel, et Turnebus, Adversar. l. 20. c. 13. observârunt. Vide Latinum Pacatum, in Panegyrico Theodosii, c. 17. Nic. Lloydius.
III.
PYTHIAS
nomen ancillae Octaviae, Claudii filiae, ex qua cum tormentis exsculpere vellet confessionem adulterii herilis cum Eucero Tigellinus, castiora esse muliebria Octaviae respondit, quam os tigellini.

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