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 1     I,  1(4260) |         Ephesus. Flourished about b.c. 513.~
 2     I,  4(4267) | philosopher of Crotona, in Italy, b.c. 580–510. See some of his
 3     I,  4(4268) |          Academy at Athens; lived b.c. 428–389.~
 4     I,  4(4270) |                  Flourished about b.c. 370. A disciple of Socrates,
 5     I,  4(4271) |                         Epicurus (b.c. 342–270), though a disciple
 6     I,  4(4272) |          unscrupulous; born about b.c. 450, assassinated 404.~
 7     I,  41(4579)|           forthwith followed her. b.c. 204.~
 8     I,  41(4581)|           the death of Alexander (b.c. 323), Leosthenes defeated
 9     I,  41(4582)|           the town. At his death (b.c. 282) they rose and gained
10     I,  41(4583)|           Messene. He lived about b.c. 270.~
11     I,  42(4585)|         president of the Academy (b.c. 347–339). His works are
12     I,  42(4590)|                  Flourished about b.c. 540–510.~
13     I,  42(4591)|           reign of Ptolemy Sorer (b.c. 323–285), by whom he was
14     I,  42(4592)|                        Born about b.c. 213, died b.c. 129. He was
15     I,  42(4592)|         Born about b.c. 213, died b.c. 129. He was the determined
16     I,  43(4595)|       Citadel round on all sides. b.c. 146.~
17     I,  44(4597)|    succeeded Mausolus and reigned b.c. 352–350.~
18     I,  44(4598)|         the death of her husband, b.c. 231. War was declared against
19     I,  45(4601)|       which was brought out about b.c. 438.~
20     I,  46(4604)| Carthaginian fleet near Mylæ, 260 b.c.~
21     I,  46(4605)|      before marrying Brutus in 45 b.c., had been married to M.
22     I,  47(4610)|         his own writings. He died b.c. 287, after being President
23     I,  48(4615)|                                   b.c. 46. “What grounds for displeasure
24     I,  48(4619)|           Æmilius Scaurus, consul b.c. 115. She fell ill during
25     I,  48(4621)|       Nicopolis, and his death in b.c. 78 at the age of 60 was
26     I,  48(4622)|        Scævola, the augur, consul b.c. 95, was divorced by Pompey
27     I,  48(4623)|                              Born b.c. 234, died b.c. 149. He was
28     I,  48(4623)|               Born b.c. 234, died b.c. 149. He was the great-grandfather
29     I,  48(4624)|                                   b.c. 382–336.~
30     I,  48(4625)|                                   b.c. 385–322.~
31     I,  48(4626)|                        Born about b.c. 480 at Leontini in Sicily.
32     I,  48(4635)|    well-constituted body. He died b.c. 277 in the 53rd year of
33     I,  48(4636)|                       Chrysippus (b.c. 280–207) the Stoic philosopher,
34     I,  49(4641)|       Sempronius Gracchus, censor b.c. 169. The people erected
35     I,  49(4646)|        the capture of the city in b.c. 335 was broken into and
36    II,  9(4753) |          at the age of nearly 90, b.c. 323.~
37    II,  9(4755) |                  Flourished about b.c. 320. Though heir to a large
38    II,  11(4761)|          of antiquity. Born about b.c. 460, died about 357.~
39    II,  11(4763)|           Fabricius was censor in b.c. 275, and devoted himself
40    II,  11(4764)|           Curius Dentatus, Consul b.c. 290 with P. Cornelius Rufinus
41    II,  11(4764)|          Fabricius. He was censor b.c. 272.~
42    II,  14(4771)|              Neanthes lived about b.c. 241. He was a voluminous
43    II,  14(4775)|               Xenocrates was born b.c. 396, died b.c. 314.~
44    II,  14(4775)|           was born b.c. 396, died b.c. 314.~
45    II,  14(4778)|     Socrates and flourished about b.c. 366.~
46    II,  14(4779)|       time of Ptolemy Philopator (b.c. 222–205).~