ANTIOCHUS

ANTIOCHUS
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ANTIOCHUS
Alexandrinus, de Poetis egit, qui in media Comoedia perstringuntur. Athenaeus. l. 11. c. 9.
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ANTIOCHUS
Ascalonita, ex Academia vetere, dicendi peritissimus, Luculli, Ciceronis, et Bruti praeceptor. Strabo l. 16. Plut in Lucullo, et Circerone. Fuit et alius Antiochus Sophista, qui ad Rem publ. gerendam, quod animô esset vehementiori, accedere noluit.
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ANTIOCHUS
Classis Atheniensium Gubernator, cui cum summam imperii credidisset Alcibiades, a Lysandro victus est. Vide Scholia in Aristoph. Ranas. Xenoph. l. 2. Diodor. Sic. l. 13.
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ANTIOCHUS
Commagenorum Rex, ab Antonio victus. Caesar l. 3. de bello Civ. c. 4.
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ANTIOCHUS
Consul Roman. Bassi collega.
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ANTIOCHUS
Laodiceâ oriundus, Scepticus. Diog. Laert, in Phyrrhon. l. 9.
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ANTIOCHUS
Ptolemaidis Episcopus ob eloquentiam os aureum dictus, Imperatrici Eudoxiae, contra Chrysostomum, adhaesit. Soct. l. 6. Sozom. l. 8. Baron. A. C. 400. etc. Item, alius, quem Isdegerdes, Persarum Rex miserat, qui Imperium administraret, donec Theodosius Iunior adolevisset. Theoph. Hist. Misc. l. 13.
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ANTIOCHUS
Rex Asiae, urbis Magnesiae caduceatores veteranos, alveorum ducendorum causâ, ad se missos miratus, quod canô capillô, et barbâ valde nigrâ essent, a Medicis suis, hâc de causâ accersitis, huius rei rationem requirit. Cui Medici, Non mirandum, inquiunt, ô Rex; Aquosa Magnesiae habitatio, flumine Maeandrô, et ingenti palude circumsepta, hoc efficit: nam cerebrum ita humefactum reddit, ut capitis pilus plus ante senium albescat. At caducearores; Non ita, ô Rex, sed quia capitis crines sunt barbâ natu maiores; nam nascendo capillos e vulvâ matris, barbam autem multo post tem pore suscipimus.
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ANTIOCHUS
Rex Messeniorum, post Phintam, una cum Androcle regnavit, circa tempora Alcamenis Spartanor. et Polymesoris, Arcadiae, Regum. Eos excepit Euphaes. Vide et Androcles, Pausan. Messeniacis.
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ANTIOCHUS
Sophista, quem Argae Cilicum tulêre, vit doctissimus, de quo Philostratus: Securus in figuris, vehemens in accusationibus, venustus in defensionibus, in Demonstrativis potens, in forensibus sophisticâ, in Sophisticis forensi utebatur oratione.
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ANTIOCHUS
cuius Suidas meminit, inter alios, apud Theodosium Iuniorem delatus, honore, quô fruebatur, privatus fuit, et publicatis ipsius bonis, in Sacerdotum ordinem cooptatus est, edictô ab Imperatore promulgatô; Ἐυνοῦχον εν τοῖς πατρικίοις μὴ τελεῖν, Ne Eunuchus inter patricios censeretur. Alius Cilix erat natione, qui principio se Cynicô more philosophari simulabat, et propterea militibus in bello maxime profuit. Ipsos enim propter magnum frigus animum abicientes confirmabat, in nivem se abiciens, et in ipsa se volutans; unde et opes et honores a Severo Antonino est consecutus. Iis autem elatus, cum Teridate se conunxit, et cum ipso ad Parthos transfugit.
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ANTIOCHUS
literatus T. Pomponii Attici servus, de quo Cicer. l. 13. Ep. 33.
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ANTIOCHUS
tonsor quidam, de quo Martial. l. 11. Epigr. 85.
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ANTIOCHUS
vetustis opibus ingens et inservientium Romanis Regum ditissimus, Vespasiani partibus accessit. Tacit. Hist. l. 2. c. 81.

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