INDEX SCRIPTORUM & ALIORUM

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Thersites Homeri, Cynicus condonator, 871.677.

Thesbis Thebanus, citharoedus, T. II. 3 84.

Theseus, 540. T.II.724. sequalisHerculis, T.II.173.

Thesmopolis, Stoicus, 472. seqq. T.II. 167.sq.

Thralycles Philosophus, 1 J7.seq. 284.

Thucritus, senex plus quam nonagenarius, 270.

Thucydides, 19.sq. 49. 60;. 6i2.sq. 615.629.sq. 631.635.sqq. 752.800.837 . T. II. 262. 3 80 . 492 . 3 dtmt(plOV TlVCi fXTre'&lS 7 Tfa} 7 iU § 7 T 0 A 2 -fiX IKHVX VSZjlotg, 619. & 5 OTO. - 25^4 & AqfAO&tWg

<c axtQ oy.Tsex.ig fAvnyyt^ctpjjtyj & iuge&q xoiAS>g, Tai. 3 80.

Timceus, T. II. 468.

Timaeus Tauromenites,T. II. 474.

Timarchus, dictus Atimarchus, T. II. 446.

Timocles, 446. Stoicus, T. II. 129. seqq. per integrum Dialogum quiinscribitur: Jupiter tragoedus.

Timocrates,Heracleota, 781-858-TimocratesLesbonactis, Mytilinad Prceceptor, g 10.

Timolaus, T. II. 491. seqq.

Timotheus, tibicen Thebanus, 585. seqq- T.II. 381-Tiresias Boeotius, 329.851.893- 3 39- T.II. 175.

Tiresias Vates, T. II. 466. 527.

Tisice Rhetoris, T.II. 448.

Tithonus, 543.273.

Tityus,T. II.-316.

ToxarisScytha, vita ejus, 591. seqq.

"V ologesus, Parthorum Rex, 612.

"V'enocrates , Platonis discipulus, T. II. 473. 690. Aoyog dB'et*varias 'P T.II.706.

Xenophanes, Dexini filius, Archelai Physici diseipulus, T. II. 473.Xenophon, 71.6,8.630. Tom.II. 8- 742. Grylli filius, Tom. 11 - 474 -Initium dvetßdcecäg Cyri : Aaonx t&j Ua^vs-a,TJö'(^> 7 rcu&? yiyw-T CU JuO, 6l8.

ad ^Tamolxin mittere, 592. per Zamolxin jus jurandum, 594.

^ Zamolxidi tanquam Deo sacrificarunt Thraces, T.II. 152.

Zeao,