- Philosophers,
referencing Sosicrates as the sole
authority behind such
facts as
Aristippus having written nothing. It is
inferred that
Sosicrates flourished after...
- Philosteph****
Phylarchus Polybius Posidonius Satyrus the
Peripatetic Sosicrates Theopompus Timaeus (historian)
Gaius Acilius Acesander Alexander Lychnus...
- of Israel.
Phanagoria Island in
Antarctica is
named after Phanagoria.
Sosicrates (Ancient Gr****: Σωσικράτης) of Phanagoria,
ancient Gr**** poet. Castor...
- to have been
written by Aristippus. However,
Diogenes also
wrote that
Sosicrates had
stated that
Aristippus had
written nothing.
Among Aristippus' pupils...
-
authorship is
ascribed to Aristippus,
though he also
states that
according to
Sosicrates of Rhodes,
Aristippus never wrote anything. Some
letters attributed to...
-
century BC, and
works by the same
title were
subsequently written by
Sosicrates of
Rhodes and
Antisthenes of Rhodes. He was also, apparently, the author...
-
Antigonus of Carystus, Sotion,
Heraclides Lembos (an
epitome of Sotion),
Sosicrates,
Alexander Polyhistor,
Jason of Nysa,
Antisthenes of Rhodes, and Nicias...
-
after enumerating the
works of
Aristo of Chios, says that
Panaetius and
Sosicrates attributed all
these works,
except the letters, to
Aristo of Ceos. Whether...
- taught, many of the
Mannerists including the Pan Painter.
According to
Sosicrates, who
quoted Hermippus,
Myson was the son of Strymon, a
tyrant of his country...
- as
works by Hippobotus, Aristippus, Panaetius,
Apollodorus of Athens,
Sosicrates, Satyrus, Sotion, Neanthes, Hermippus, Antigonus, Heraclides, Hieronymus...
