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 1  Lysand     |          trial and acquitted; is killed by the Thebans, III.----
 2  Lysand     |         to the Orchomenians, and killed by the Thebans at Haliartus.
 3   Alcib     |        over into Asia, IX.----Is killed in Phrygia, X.----His character,
 4   Alcib     |          the conflagration, they killed him by discharging darts
 5 Thrasib     |          with an olive crown; is killed on the coast of Sicily,
 6 Thrasib     |       leader of the tyrants, was killed, |346 after having, indeed,
 7 Thrasib     |          sufficient care, he was killed in his tent by the barbarians,
 8    Dion     |     nobody, after Heraclides was killed, considered himself safe.
 9    Dion     |        view the scene, some were killed as guilty by those who were
10    Dion     |   prompted by a false suspicion, killed the |358 innocent as if
11   Chabr     |        countrymen, III.----He is killed in the Social war, IV. ~
12   Chabr     |          dishonourable life, was killed with the weapons of the
13   Datam     |         by Mithridates, X.----Is killed by him, XI. ~I. I NOW come
14   Datam     |        of the king's troops were killed, his exertions proved of
15   Datam     |        Homer states to have been killed by Patroclus 134 in the
16   Datam(134)|               Pylaemenes was not killed by Patroclus, but by Menelaus;
17   Datam     |       pursued them as they fled, killed a great number of them,
18  Epamin     |        Oedipus, who, when he had killed his father, had children
19   Pelop     |        too far from his men, was killed by a shower of darts. This
20  Agesil     |       many had been defeated and killed by him, for with that number,
21   Eumen     |          commander-in-chief, was killed, as well as Neoptolemus
22   Eumen     |        Hellespont, Perdiccas was killed by Seleucus and Antigonus 196
23   Eumen     |        more than three days, was killed by his guards on the removal
24   Kings     |           The first of these was killed in battle among the Massagetae;
25   Kings     |         death; 225 the third was killed with the sword by Artabanus,
26   Kings     |   disease at Babylon; Philip was killed by Pausanias, near the theatre
27   Kings     |       the people of Rome; he was killed by a blow from a stone,
28   Kings     |   Ptolemy; of whom Antigonus was killed in battle, when he was fighting
29   Kings     |       Seleucus was treacherously killed by Ptolemy Ceraunus, whom
30  Hamilc     | son-in-law Hasdrubal, III.----Is killed in battle in Spain, IV. ~
31  Hamilc     |      because, after Hamilcar was killed, he took the command of
32  Hamilc     |         arrival in Spain, he was killed in a battle with the Vettones. ~
33  Hannib     |          When Hasdrubal also was killed, the army conferred upon
34  Hannib     |    ambush; and not long after he killed the praetor Caius Centenius,
35  Hannib     |     battle; the consul Paulus he killed, with several others of
36  Hannib     |    shipwreck, others that he was killed by his own slaves. ~Antiochus,
37  Hannib     |  promising that, if they took or killed him, it should be of great
38    Cato(244)|     grandfather of the Cato that killed himself at Utica. ~
39   Attic     |          VII.----After Caesar is killed, he supplies Brutus with
40   Attic     |          Sulpicius, who |431 was killed when tribune of the people,
41    Frag     |       that, apart from those who killed Tiberius Gracchus, no enemy
42    Summ     |          Conon 1~404. Alcibiades killed, Alcib. 10. ~403. Lysander
43    Summ     |        Iph. 2. ~390. Thrasybulus killed at Aspendus. Thras 4.~387.
44    Summ     |          Epam. 7.~334. Pelopidas killed in a battle with Alexander
45    Summ     |       Eum. 10-12.~301. Antigonus killed at Ipsus. De Reg. 3.~272.
46    Summ     |          De Reg. 3.~272. Pyrrhus killed at Argos. De Reg. 2.~248.
47    Summ     |           tribune of the people, killed by Sulla. Att. 2,~87. Atticus