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r;6 INDEX SC RIPTORUM & A LIQRÜM

Nestor, Stoicus Tarsensis, Tiberii Cassaris Praeceptor, T. II. 474.

Nicander Po6ta, T. II. 48 f.

Nicias, 497.629.

Nigrinus, Platonicus Philosophus, 19.21. seqq.

O cellus Lucanus, Pythagora discipulus, 497.

Olympus, f 8 6 . -T. II. 3 81. / /

Onesicrates, 630. 0 A Sm AAe^dvfyx a-wy^dipag, T.II. 470.Oocataxis (al. Otocataxis) Ludemus, 828.

Oraculum Scythicum, 79 y. T.II. 153.316.352.803. Delphicum, T.II.

20 y. Amphilochi in Mallo, T.II. 3 52. Memnonium, T.II. 349.Orestes & Pylades, 906. sq. T. II. 462. vide & Amicorum paria.

Orpheus,T.II. io. ;8y. 595.604.612. ^

OrUS, mg ßtQAxg 7 rtg apx v&j T. II. 173.

Otus, T.II.; 16.

P alamedes, literarum inventor, 46. T. II. 428.

Pancrates, T. II. 3 y o.

Parmenion Rhetor, T. II. 702.

Parrhasius Pictor, 479. T.II. p.;.l y.

Parthenius, 637.

Paston Pictor, T.II. 69 y.

Pelichus Medicus, T. II. 339.

Pericles,78. y98-620. 800.89s* T.II. i74*sq. 693.699.

Perilaus, bovis aenei Siciliae tyranni Phalaridis fabricator, 7 3 7.%Peripateticus, vide Aristoteles, ; 8 6.

Peripatetici, y 16. y 12. T. II. 208.2 y2.

Perseus Magus, T. II. 769.

Phaedrus, a Platone amatus, 891-896.

Phalaridis tyranni Sicilice vita,7 3 1.

Phavorinus Sophista, 861. sq.

Phemius Orator, T. II. 460.

Pherecydes Syrus, Historicus, T. II. 474.’

Phidias statuarius, 6. sq. 3 67. y 17. y4y. 6;y. 800. T.II. p. 3. seqq. 21.28.

131.seqq. 179.48y. y6z.

Phikenis, T. IL 44 y.

Philemon, 498. Poeta Comicus, T. II. 47 y. ubi obitus ejus.

Philiades,