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 1   Ind|        and Ephesus, 4th century BC, and court painter to Alexander
 2   Ind|          132miles) built c. 312 BC by Appius Claudius Caecus
 3   Ind|        critic of second century BC Alexandria, born on Samothrace.
 4   Ind|         The author (2nd century BC) of the Milesian Tales,
 5   Ind| Bosporus in the mid 7th century BC. Renamed Constantinople (
 6   Ind|    Licinius Macer Calvus (82-46?BC) the orator, poet and friend
 7   Ind|         half of the 1st century BC. Though at one time wealthy
 8   Ind|      dated from the 5th century BC.~Book TII:253-312 She lay
 9   Ind|         poetess (fourth century BC?) who claimed to have rivalled
10   Ind|  Milesian colony founded in 756 BC situated on the island of
11   Ind|      III, King of Persia (d 330 BC). He was defeated by Alexander
12   Ind|  philosopher of Sinope (412-322 BC) who founded the philosophical
13   Ind|         in 367-356, and 347-344 BC) who was a patron of writers
14   Ind|      From the end of the 5th c. BC the cult of Asklepios spread
15   Ind|        62 The Greek poet (c 700 BC) of Ascra in Boeotia, on
16   Ind|       poet, (fl. c. 8th century BC? born Chios or Smyrna?),
17   Ind|       colonised in the 7th cent BC by Greeks from Phocaea.
18   Ind|   League in the seventh century BC, and claimed descent from
19   Ind|      isthmus in the 7th century BC, see Ernle Bradford’s ‘Ulysses
20   Ind|     poet, of the early 3d cent. BC born in Chalcis, one of
21   Ind|      Mithridates Eupator c. 100 BC. He was called the ‘Rome
22   Ind|      from Sybaris in the 6th c. BC. It became Paestum when
23   Ind|        311-364 Alexander d. 358 BC was tyrant of the city of
24   Ind|  sculptor and painter (490?-432?BC) creator of severeal famous
25   Ind|    Philetas of Cos (5th century BC) the Greek grammarian and
26   Ind|         half of the 6th century BC as a religious leader, and
27   Ind|       sect into the 4th century BC. ~Book TIII.III:47-88 He
28   Ind|        power in the 6th century BC, under the tyrant Polycrates,
29   Ind|       of Aristides (2nd Century BC)~Book TII:421-470 His translation
30   Ind|       centre in the 5th century BC. Theocritus the poet and
31   Ind|         of Miletus (6th century BC). The modern Constantza,