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Year
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Eponymous Archon
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Other archons or notable events
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682 BC-681 BC
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Creon
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681 BC-680 BC
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Lysiades
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680 BC-679 BC
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Tlisias
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679 BC-671 BC
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Unknown
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671 BC-670 BC
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Leostratus
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670 BC-669 BC
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Unknown
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669 BC-668 BC
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Pisistratus
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668 BC-667 BC
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Autosthenes
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Eira was taken, and the second war between the Lacedaemonians and Messenians completed in the archonship of Autosthenes at Athens, and in the first year of the twenty-eighth Olympiad, when Chionis the Laconian was victorious. Pausanias 4.23.4
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667 BC-664 BC
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Unknown
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664 BC-663 BC
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Miltiades
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663 BC-659 BC
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Unknown
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659 BC-658 BC
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Miltiades
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658 BC-645 BC
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Unknown
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645 BC-644 BC
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Dropides
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644 BC-639 BC
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Unknown
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639 BC-638 BC
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Damasias
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638 BC-634 BC
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Unknown
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634 BC-633 BC
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Epaenetus
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633 BC-632 BC
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Unknown
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632 BC-631 BC
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Megacles
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Cylon attempts to become tyrant
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631 BC-624 BC
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Unknown
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624 BC-623 BC
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Aristaechmus
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623 BC-621 BC
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Unknown
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621 BC-620 BC
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Draco
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Draco reforms the legal code
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620 BC-615 BC
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Unknown
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615 BC-614 BC
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Heniochides
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614 BC-605 BC
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Unknown
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605 BC-604 BC
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Aristocles
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604 BC-600 BC
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Unknown
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600 BC-599 BC
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Critias
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599 BC-597 BC
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Unknown
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597 BC-596 BC
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Cypselus
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596 BC-595 BC
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Telecles
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595 BC-594 BC
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Philombrotus
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594 BC-593 BC
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Solon
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Solon reforms Draco's code, then leaves Athens, resulting in weak archons and anarchy
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593 BC-592 BC
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Dropides
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592 BC-591 BC
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Eucrates
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591 BC-590 BC
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Simon
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590 BC-589 BC
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anarchy
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589 BC-588 BC
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Phormion
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588 BC-587 BC
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Philippus
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587 BC-586 BC
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Unknown
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586 BC-585 BC
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anarchy
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585 BC-582 BC
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Unknown
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582 BC-581 BC
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Damasias
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581 BC-580 BC
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Damasias
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Damasias is expelled during his second term
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580 BC-579 BC
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anarchy
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Committee of 10 men serves jointly as archons
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579 BC-578 BC
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anarchy
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578 BC-577 BC
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Unknown
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577 BC-576 BC
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Archestratidas
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576 BC-570 BC
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Unknown
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570 BC-569 BC
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Aristomenes
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569 BC-566 BC
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Unknown
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566 BC-565 BC
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Hippocleides
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565 BC-561 BC
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Unknown
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561 BC-560 BC
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Comeas
|
Pisistratus becomes tyrant
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560 BC-559 BC
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Hegestratus
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559 BC-558 BC
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Hegesias
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559 BC-556 BC
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Unknown
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556 BC-555 BC
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Hegesias
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Pisistratus is expelled but returns and becomes tyrant again
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555 BC-554 BC
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Euthidemus
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554 BC-548 BC
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Unknown
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Pisistratus expelled around 550 BC
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548 BC-547 BC
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Erxicleides
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547 BC-546 BC
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Thespius
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Pisistratus becomes tyrant again
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546 BC-545 BC
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Phormion
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545 BC-535 BC
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Unknown
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536 BC-535 BC
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Phrynaeus
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535 BC-533 BC
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Unknown
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533 BC-532 BC
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Thericles
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532 BC-528 BC
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Unknown
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528 BC-527 BC
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Philoneus
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Hippias and Hipparchus succeed Pisistratus as tyrants
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527 BC-526 BC
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Onetorides
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526 BC-525 BC
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Hippias
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525 BC-524 BC
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Cleisthenes
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524 BC-523 BC
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Miltiades
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523 BC-522 BC
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Calliades
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522 BC-521 BC
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Pisistratus
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521 BC-518 BC
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Unknown
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518 BC-517 BC
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Hebron
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|
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517 BC-511 BC
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Unknown
|
Hipparchus assassinated around 514 BC
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511 BC-510 BC
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Harpactides
|
Hippias overthrown
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510 BC-509 BC
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Scamandrius
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509 BC-508 BC
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Lysagoras
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508 BC-507 BC
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Isagoras
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Cleisthenes competes with Isagoras for archonship, but is expelled by Cleomenes I of Sparta
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507 BC-506 BC
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Alcmeon
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506 BC-504 BC
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Unknown
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504 BC-503 BC
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Acestorides
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503 BC-501 BC
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Unknown
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501 BC-500 BC
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Hermocreon
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500 BC-499 BC
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Smyrus
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499 BC-498 BC
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Lacratides
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498 BC-497 BC
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Unknown
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497 BC-496 BC
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Archias
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496 BC-495 BC
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Hipparchus
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495 BC-494 BC
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Philippus
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494 BC-493 BC
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Pythocritus
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493 BC-492 BC
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Themistocles
|
Themistocles begins to build the Athenian navy
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|
492 BC-491 BC
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Diognetus
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491 BC-490 BC
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Hybrilides
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490 BC-489 BC
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Phaenippus
|
Battle of Marathon; Stesileus, Callimachus and Miltiades are strategoi
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|
489 BC-488 BC
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Aristides the Just
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488 BC-487 BC
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Agchises
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487 BC-486 BC
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Telesinus
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486 BC-485 BC
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Ceures
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|
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485 BC-484 BC
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Philocrates
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|
|
484 BC-483 BC
|
Leostratus
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|
|
483 BC-482 BC
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Nicodemus
|
|
|
482 BC-481 BC
|
Unknown
|
|
|
481 BC-480 BC
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Hypsichides
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|
|
480 BC-479 BC
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Calliades
|
Battle of Salamis; Aristides and Themistocles are strategoi
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|
479 BC-478 BC
|
Xanthippus
|
Father of Pericles; Battle of Plataea; Aristides is strategos
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|
478 BC-477 BC
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Timosthenes
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477 BC-476 BC
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Adimandus
|
|
|
476 BC-475 BC
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Phaedon
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475 BC-474 BC
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Dromoclides
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|
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474 BC-473 BC
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Acestorides
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|
|
473 BC-472 BC
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Menon
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472 BC-471 BC
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Hares
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|
471 BC-470 BC
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Praxiergus
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470 BC-469 BC
|
Demotion
|
|
|
469 BC-468 BC
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Apsiphion
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|
|
468 BC-467 BC
|
Theagenides
|
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467 BC-466 BC
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Lysistratus
|
|
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466 BC-465 BC
|
Lysanias
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|
|
465 BC-464 BC
|
Lysitheus
|
Sophanes is a strategos
|
|
464 BC-463 BC
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Archedimides
|
|
|
463 BC-462 BC
|
Tlipolemus
|
Cimon is a strategos
|
|
462 BC-461 BC
|
Conon
|
Ephialtes reforms the Areopagus, and is assassinated
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|
461 BC-460 BC
|
Euthippus
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|
|
460 BC-459 BC
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Phrasicles
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|
|
459 BC-458 BC
|
Philocles
|
Phrynicus, Dicaeogenes and Hippodamas are strategoi
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|
458 BC-457 BC
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Hebron
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|
|
457 BC-456 BC
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Mnisitheides
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|
|
456 BC-455 BC
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Callias
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|
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455 BC-454 BC
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Sosistratus
|
|
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454 BC-453 BC
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Ariston
|
|
|
453 BC-452 BC
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Lysicrates
|
|
|
452 BC-451 BC
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Chaerephanes
|
|
|
451 BC-450 BC
|
Andidotus
|
Anaxicrates and Cimon are strategoi
|
|
450 BC-449 BC
|
Euthydemus
|
|
|
449 BC-448 BC
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Pedieus
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|
|
448 BC-447 BC
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Philiscus
|
Pericles, Tolmides and Epiteles are strategoi
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|
447 BC-446 BC
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Timarchides
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|
|
446 BC-445 BC
|
Callimachus
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|
|
445 BC-444 BC
|
Lysimachides
|
|
|
444 BC-443 BC
|
Praxiteles
|
|
|
443 BC-442 BC
|
Lysanias
|
Pericles is a strategos
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|
442 BC-441 BC
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Diphilus
|
Pericles is a strategos
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|
441 BC-440 BC
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Timocles
|
Pericles and Glaucon are strategoi
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|
440 BC-439 BC
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Morychides
|
Pericles is a strategos
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|
439 BC-438 BC
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Glaucinus
|
Pericles is a strategos
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|
438 BC-437 BC
|
Theodorus
|
Pericles is a strategos
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|
437 BC-436 BC
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Ephthymenes
|
Pericles is a strategos
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|
436 BC-435 BC
|
Lysimachus
|
Pericles is a strategos
|
|
435 BC-434 BC
|
Andiochides
|
Pericles is a strategos
|
|
434 BC-433 BC
|
Crates
|
Pericles is a strategos
|
|
433 BC-432 BC
|
Apseudes
|
Pericles, Lacedaemonius, Diotimus, and Proteas are strategoi
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|
432 BC-431 BC
|
Pythodorus
|
Peloponnesian War begins; Pericles and Callias are strategoi
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|
431 BC-430 BC
|
Euthydemus
|
Pericles is a strategos
|
|
430 BC-429 BC
|
Apollodorus
|
Pericles dies; Xenophon, Hestiodorus, Calliades, Melesandrus, and Phanomachus are strategoi
|
|
429 BC-428 BC
|
Epameinon
|
Phormio is a strategos
|
|
428 BC-427 BC
|
Diotemus
|
Demosthenes, Asopius, Paches, Cleidippes, and Lysicles are strategoi
|
|
427 BC-426 BC
|
Eucles
|
Nicias, Charoiades and Procles are strategoi
|
|
426 BC-425 BC
|
Euthynus
|
Laches and Hippocrates are strategoi
|
|
425 BC-424 BC
|
Stratocles
|
Nicias, Eurymedon, Pythodorus, and Sophocles are strategoi
|
|
424 BC-423 BC
|
Isarchus
|
Demosthenes, Cleon, Thucydides and Hippocrates are strategoi
|
|
423 BC-422 BC
|
Aminias
|
Cleon is a strategos
|
|
422 BC-421 BC
|
Alcaeus
|
Cleon is a strategos
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|
421 BC-420 BC
|
Aristion
|
|
|
420 BC-419 BC
|
Astyphilus
|
Alcibiades is strategos
|
|
419 BC-418 BC
|
Archias
|
|
|
418 BC-417 BC
|
Andiphon
|
Laches and Nicostratus are strategoi
|
|
417 BC-416 BC
|
Euphemus
|
Beginning of the Syracusan Expedition
|
|
416 BC-415 BC
|
Arimnistus
|
Nicias, Alcibiades, and Lamachus are strategoi
|
|
415 BC-414 BC
|
Charias
|
Alcibiades is a strategos
|
|
414 BC-413 BC
|
Tisandrus
|
Lamachus is a strategos
|
|
413 BC-412 BC
|
Cleocritus
|
Eurymedon, Demosthenes, and Nicias are strategoi; the latter two are executed in Sicily after the Syracusan Expedition fails
|
|
412 BC-411 BC
|
Callias Scambonides
|
|
|
411 BC-410 BC
|
Mnasilochus (died); Theopompus
|
Simichus and Aristarchus are strategoi
|
|
410 BC-409 BC
|
Glaucippus
|
|
|
409 BC-408 BC
|
Diocles
|
Anytus is a strategos
|
|
408 BC-407 BC
|
Euctimon
|
|
|
407 BC-406 BC
|
Andigenes
|
Alcibiades, Adeimantus, and Aristocrates are strategoi
|
|
406 BC-405 BC
|
Callias Angelides
|
Archestratus, Thrasylus, Pericles, Lysias, Diomedon, Aristocrates, Erasinides, Protomachus, and Aristogenes are strategoi
|
|
405 BC-404 BC
|
Alexias
|
Adeimantus, Eucrates, Philocles, Menandrus, Tydeus, and Cephisodotus are strategoi
|
|
404 BC-403 BC
|
Pythodorus
|
Sparta sets up the oligarchy of the Thirty Tyrants; Pythodorus not recognized as Eponymous Archon
|
|
403 BC-402 BC
|
Eucleides
|
|
|
402 BC-401 BC
|
Micon
|
|
|
401 BC-400 BC
|
Xenaenetus
|
|
|
400 BC-399 BC
|
Laches
|
|
|
399 BC-398 BC
|
Aristocrates
|
|
|
398 BC-397 BC
|
Euthycles
|
|
|
397 BC-396 BC
|
Souniades
|
|
|
396 BC-395 BC
|
Phormion
|
|
|
395 BC-394 BC
|
Diophandus
|
|
|
394 BC-393 BC
|
Ebulides (or Eubulides)
|
Stele of the young soldier Dexileos
|
|
393 BC-392 BC
|
Demostratus
|
Adeimantus is a strategos
|
|
392 BC-391 BC
|
Philocles
|
|
|
391 BC-390 BC
|
Nicoteles
|
|
|
390 BC-389 BC
|
Demostratus
|
Thrasybulus and Ergocles are strategoi
|
|
389 BC-388 BC
|
Antipatrus
|
Agyrrhius and Pamphilus are strategoi
|
|
388 BC-387 BC
|
Pyrgion
|
Thrasybulus and Dionysius are strategoi
|
|
387 BC-386 BC
|
Theodotus
|
|
|
386 BC-385 BC
|
Mystichides
|
|
|
385 BC-384 BC
|
Dexitheus
|
|
|
384 BC-383 BC
|
Dietrephes
|
|
|
383 BC-382 BC
|
Phanostratus
|
|
|
382 BC-381 BC
|
Evandrus
|
|
|
381 BC-380 BC
|
Demophilus
|
|
|
380 BC-379 BC
|
Pytheas
|
|
|
379 BC-378 BC
|
Nicon
|
|
|
378 BC-377 BC
|
Nausinicus
|
|
|
377 BC-376 BC
|
Calleas
|
|
|
376 BC-375 BC
|
Charisandrus
|
Cedon is a strategos
|
|
375 BC-374 BC
|
Hippodamas
|
|
|
374 BC-373 BC
|
Socratides
|
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|
373 BC-372 BC
|
Asteius
|
Iphicrates, Callistratus, Chabrias, and Timotheus are strategoi
The second capture of Plataea occurred two years before the battle of Leuctra, when Asteius was Archon at Athens. Pausanias 9.1.8
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|
372 BC-371 BC
|
Alcisthenes
|
|
|
371 BC-370 BC
|
Phrasicleides
|
This disaster befell Scotussa when Phrasicleides was archon at Athens1 , in the hundred and second Olympiad, when Damon of Thurii was victor for the second time, and in the second year of this Olympiad Pausanias Book 2
Megalopolis was united into one city in the same year, but a few months later, as occurred the defeat of the Lacedaemonians at Leuctra, when Phrasicleides was archon at Athens
Pausanias Book 8
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370 BC-369 BC
|
Dyscinitus
|
|
|
369 BC-368 BC
|
Lysistratus
|
|
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368 BC-367 BC
|
Nausigenes
|
|
|
367 BC-366 BC
|
Polyzelus
|
|
|
366 BC-365 BC
|
Ciphisodorus
|
Chabrias is a strategos
|
|
365 BC-364 BC
|
Chion
|
Iphicrates is a strategos
|
|
364 BC-363 BC
|
Timocrates
|
|
|
363 BC-362 BC
|
Charicleides
|
Ergophilus and Callisthenes are strategoi
|
|
362 BC-361 BC
|
Molon
|
Leosthenes and Autocles are strategoi
|
|
361 BC-360 BC
|
Nicophemus
|
Timomachus is a strategos
|
|
360 BC-359 BC
|
Callimides
|
Menon, Timotheus, and Cephisodotus are strategoi
|
|
359 BC-358 BC
|
Eucharistus
|
|
|
358 BC-357 BC
|
Ciphisodotus
|
|
|
357 BC-356 BC
|
Agathocles
|
Chabrias is a strategos
|
|
356 BC-355 BC
|
Elpines
|
Iphicrates, Timotheus, and Menestheus are strategoi
|
|
355 BC-354 BC
|
Callistratus
|
|
|
354 BC-353 BC
|
Diotemus
|
|
|
353 BC-352 BC
|
Thudemus
|
|
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352 BC-351 BC
|
Aristodemus
|
|
|
351 BC-350 BC
|
Theellus
|
Theogenes is Basileus (possibly)
|
|
350 BC-349 BC
|
Apollodorus
|
|
|
349 BC-348 BC
|
Callimachus
|
Hegesileus is a strategos
|
|
348 BC-347 BC
|
Theophilus
|
|
|
347 BC-346 BC
|
Themistocles
|
Proxenus is a strategos
|
|
346 BC-345 BC
|
Archias
|
|
|
345 BC-344 BC
|
Ebulus
|
|
|
344 BC-343 BC
|
Lyciscus
|
Phocion is a strategos
|
|
343 BC-342 BC
|
Pythodotus
|
|
|
342 BC-341 BC
|
Sosigenes
|
|
|
341 BC-340 BC
|
Nicomachus
|
|
|
340 BC-339 BC
|
Theophrastus
|
Phocion is a strategos
|
|
339 BC-338 BC
|
Lysimachides
|
Phocion is a strategos, and is defeated by Philip of Macedon
|
|
338 BC-337 BC
|
Xaerondas
|
Lysicles is a strategos
|
|
337 BC-336 BC
|
Phrynichus
|
|
|
336 BC-335 BC
|
Pythodilus
|
|
|
335 BC-334 BC
|
Evaenetus
|
|
|
334 BC-333 BC
|
Ctisicles
|
|
|
333 BC-332 BC
|
Nicocrates
|
|
|
332 BC-331 BC
|
Nicites
|
|
|
331 BC-330 BC
|
Aristophanes
|
|
|
330 BC-329 BC
|
Aristophon
|
|
|
329 BC-328 BC
|
Ciphisophon
|
|
|
328 BC-327 BC
|
Euthicritus
|
|
|
327 BC-326 BC
|
Hegemon
|
|
|
326 BC-325 BC
|
Chremes
|
|
|
325 BC-324 BC
|
Andicles
|
Philocles is a strategos
|
|
324 BC-323 BC
|
Hegesias
|
|
|
323 BC-322 BC
|
Ciphisodorus
|
Phocion and Leosthenes are strategoi
|
|
322 BC-321 BC
|
Philocles
|
|
|
321 BC-320 BC
|
Archippus
|
|
|
320 BC-319 BC
|
Neaechmus
|
|
|
319 BC-318 BC
|
Apollodorus
|
|
|
318 BC-317 BC
|
Archippus
|
|
|
317 BC-316 BC
|
Demogenes
|
Demetrius Phalereus installed by the Macedonian regent Cassander as Governor.
|
|
316 BC-315 BC
|
Democleides
|
|
|
315 BC-314 BC
|
Praxibulus
|
|
|
314 BC-313 BC
|
Nicodorus
|
|
|
313 BC-312 BC
|
Theophrastus
|
|
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312 BC-311 BC
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Polemon
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311 BC-310 BC
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Simonides
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310 BC-309 BC
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Hieromnemon
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309 BC-308 BC
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Demetrius
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308 BC-307 BC
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Charinus
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307 BC-306 BC
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Anaxicrates
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Lysias is a thesmothete; Demetrius Phalereus is expelled when Demetrius I Poliorcetes captures the city from Cassander.
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306 BC-305 BC
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Coroebus
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Pamphilus is a thesmothete
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305 BC-304 BC
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Euxenippus
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Autolycus is a thesmothete
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304 BC-303 BC
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Pherecles
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Epicharinus is a thesmothete
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303 BC-302 BC
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Leostratus
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Diophantus is a thesmothete
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302 BC-301 BC
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Nicocles
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Nicon is a thesmothete
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301 BC-300 BC
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Clearchus
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Mnesarchus is a thesmothete
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300 BC-299 BC
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Hegemachus
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299 BC-298 BC
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Euctemon
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Theophilus is a thesmothete
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298 BC-297 BC
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Mnesidemus
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297 BC-296 BC
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Antiphates
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296 BC-295 BC
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Nicias
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Anticrates is a thesmothete
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295 BC-294 BC
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Nicostratus
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Dorotheus is a thesmothete
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294 BC-293 BC
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Olympiodorus
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Thrasycles is a thesmothete
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293 BC-292 BC
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Olympiodorus
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Epicurus is a thesmothete
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292 BC-291 BC
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Philippus
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291 BC-290 BC
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Cimon
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290 BC-289 BC
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Aristonymus
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289 BC-288 BC
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Charinus (?)
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288 BC-287 BC
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Xenophon (?)
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287 BC-286 BC
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Diocles
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Xenophon is a thesmothete
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286 BC-285 BC
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Diotimus
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Lysistratus is a thesmothete
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285 BC-284 BC
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Isaeus
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284 BC-283 BC
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Euthius
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Nausimenes is a thesmothete
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283 BC-282 BC
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Nicias
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Theophilus is a thesmothete
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282 BC-281 BC
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Ourius
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Euxenus is a thesmothete
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281 BC-280 BC
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Gorgias
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280 BC-279 BC
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Sosistratus (?)
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279 BC-278 BC
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Anaxicrates
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278 BC-277 BC
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Democles
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277 BC-276 BC
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Euboulus (?)
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276 BC-275 BC
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Olbius
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Cydias is a thesmothete
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275 BC-274 BC
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Philippides (?)
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274 BC-273 BC
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Glaucippus
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Euthonius is a thesmothete
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273 BC-272 BC
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Unknown
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272 BC-271 BC
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Telocles (?)
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271 BC-270 BC
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Pytharatus
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270 BC-269 BC
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Peithidemus
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Cleigenes is a thesmothete
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269 BC-268 BC
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Diogeiton
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Theodotus is a thesmothete
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268 BC-267 BC
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Menecles
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Theodorus is a thesmothete
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267 BC-266 BC
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Nicias
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Isocrates is a thesmothete
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266 BC-265 BC
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Hagnias (?)
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Potamon is a thesmothete
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265 BC-264 BC
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Philocrates
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Hegesippus is a thesmothete
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264 BC-263 BC
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Diognetus
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263 BC-262 BC
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Antipatrus
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262 BC-261 BC
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Arrheneides
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261 BC-260 BC
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Cleomachus
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Aphthonetus is a thesmothete
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260 BC-259 BC
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Polystratus (?)
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259 BC-258 BC
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Unknown
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258 BC-257 BC
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Antiphon (?)
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257 BC-256 BC
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Thymochares (?)
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Sostratus is a thesmothete
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256 BC-255 BC
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Alcibiades (?)
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255 BC-254 BC
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Euboulus
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254 BC-253 BC
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Philostratus (?)
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253 BC-252 BC
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Lysitheides (?)
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252 BC-251 BC
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Lyceas (?)
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251 BC-250 BC
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Callimedes
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Callias is a thesmothete
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250 BC-249 BC
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Antimachus
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Chaerigenes
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249 BC-248 BC
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Thersilochus
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Diodotus is a thesmothete
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248 BC-247 BC
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Polyeuctus
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Chaerephon is a thesmothete
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247 BC-246 BC
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Hieron
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Phaenylus is a thesmothete
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246 BC-245 BC
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Diomedon
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Phoryscides is a thesmothete
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245 BC-244 BC
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Theophemus
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Procles is a thesmothete
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244 BC-243 BC
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Philoneus
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243 BC-242 BC
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Cydenor
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242 BC-241 BC
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Eurycleides
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241 BC-240 BC
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Lysiades
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Aristomachus is a thesmothete
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240 BC-239 BC
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Athenodorus
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Arcetus is a thesmothete
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239 BC-238 BC
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Lysias
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238 BC-237 BC
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Pheidostratus
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237 BC-236 BC
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Cimon
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236 BC-235 BC
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Ecphantus
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235 BC-234 BC
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Lysanias
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Eumelus is a thesmothete
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234 BC-233 BC
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Phanostratus (?)
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233 BC-232 BC
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Unknown
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232 BC-231 BC
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Jason
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231 BC-230 BC
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Unknown
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230 BC-229 BC
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Phanomachus (?)
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|
229 BC-228 BC
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Heliodorus
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Charias is a thesmothete
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228 BC-227 BC
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Leochares
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Theocrisius is a thesmothete
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227 BC-226 BC
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Theophilus
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Philippus is a thesmothete
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226 BC-225 BC
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Ergochares
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Zoilus is a thesmothete
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|
225 BC-224 BC
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Nicetes
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|
224 BC-223 BC
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Antiphilus
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223 BC-222 BC
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Unknown
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222 BC-221 BC
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Archelaus
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Moschus is a thesmothete
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221 BC-220 BC
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Thrasyphon
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220 BC-219 BC
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Menecrates
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219 BC-218 BC
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Chaerephon
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|
218 BC-217 BC
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Callimachus (?)
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Aristoteles is a thesmothete
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|
217 BC-216 BC
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Unknown
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|
|
216 BC-215 BC
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Hagnias
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Potamon
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215 BC-214 BC
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Diocles
|
Aristophanes is a thesmothete
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|
214 BC-213 BC
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Euphiletus
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|
213 BC-212 BC
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Heracleitus
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|
212 BC-211 BC
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Philinus (?)
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|
211 BC-210 BC
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Aeschron
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210 BC-209 BC
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Unknown
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|
|
210 BC-209 BC
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Callaeschrus
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Archicles is a thesmothete
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|
208 BC-207 BC
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Ancylus (?)
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|
207 BC-206 BC
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Pantiades (?)
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|
206 BC-205 BC
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Callistratus (?)
|
Hagnonides is a thesmothete
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|
205 BC-204 BC
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Euandrus (?)
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|
204 BC-203 BC
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Apollodorus
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|
|
203 BC-202 BC
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Proxenides
|
Euboulus is a thesmothete
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|
202 BC-201 BC
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Euthycritus (?)
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|
|
201 BC-200 BC
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Nicophon (?)
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|
200 BC-199 BC
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Dionysius (?)
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|
|
199 BC-198 BC
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Philon (?)
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|
|
198 BC-197 BC
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Diodotus
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|
|
197 BC-196 BC
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Sositeles
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|
|
196 BC-195 BC
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Charicles
|
Aeschrion is a thesmothete
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|
195 BC-193 BC
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Unknown
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|
|
193 BC-192 BC
|
Phanarchides
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|
|
192 BC-191 BC
|
Diodotus
|
Procles is a thesmothete
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|
191 BC-190 BC
|
Unknown
|
Cephalus is a thesmothete
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|
190 BC-189 BC
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Hippias (?)
|
Theodosius is possibly a thesmothete
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|
189 BC-188 BC
|
Isocrates (?)
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|
|
188 BC-187 BC
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Symmachus
|
Archicles is a thesmothete
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|
187 BC-186 BC
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Theoxenus
|
Bioteles is possibly a thesmothete
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|
186 BC-185 BC
|
Zopyrus
|
Megaristus is a thesmothete
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|
185 BC-184 BC
|
Eupolemus
|
Stratonicus is a thesmothete
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|
184 BC-183 BC
|
Sosigenes (?)
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|
|
183 BC-182 BC
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Hermogenes
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|
|
182 BC-181 BC
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Timesianax
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|
|
181 BC-180 BC
|
Telesarchides
|
|
|
180 BC-179 BC
|
Dionysius (?)
|
Jason is a thesmothete
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|
179 BC-178 BC
|
Menedemus
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|
|
178 BC-177 BC
|
Philon
|
Philistion is a thesmothete
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|
177 BC-176 BC
|
Speusippus
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|
|
176 BC-175 BC
|
Hippacus
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|
|
175 BC-174 BC
|
Sonicus
|
Pausanias is a thesmothete
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|
174 BC-173 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
173 BC-172 BC
|
Alexandrus (?)
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|
|
172 BC-171 BC
|
Sosigenes
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|
|
171 BC-170 BC
|
Antigenes
|
Sosandrus is a thesmothete
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|
170 BC-169 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
169 BC-168 BC
|
Eunicus
|
Hieronymus is a thesmothete
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|
168 BC-167 BC
|
Xenocles
|
Sthenedemus is a thesmothete
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|
167 BC-166 BC
|
Nicosthenes (?)
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|
|
166 BC-165 BC
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Achaeus
|
Heracleon is a thesmothete
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|
165 BC-164 BC
|
Pelops
|
Dionysicles is a thesmothete
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|
164 BC-163 BC
|
Charias (?)
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|
|
163 BC-162 BC
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Erastus
|
Demetrius is a thesmothete
|
|
162 BC-161 BC
|
Poseidonius
|
|
|
161 BC-160 BC
|
Aristolas
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|
|
160 BC-159 BC
|
Tychandrus
|
Sosigenes is a thesmothete
|
|
159 BC-158 BC
|
Diocles (?)
|
Dionysodorus is a thesmothete
|
|
158 BC-157 BC
|
Aristaechmus
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|
|
157 BC-156 BC
|
Anthesterius
|
|
|
156 BC-155 BC
|
Callistratus
|
|
|
155 BC-154 BC
|
Mnestheus
|
Philiscus is a thesmothete
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|
154 BC-153 BC
|
Epaenetus (?)
|
|
|
153 BC-152 BC
|
Aristophantus (?)
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|
|
152 BC-151 BC
|
Phaedrias (?)
|
|
|
151 BC-150 BC
|
Andreas (?)
|
|
|
150 BC-149 BC
|
Zeleucus (?)
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|
|
149 BC-148 BC
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Micion (?)
|
|
|
148 BC-147 BC
|
Lysiades (?)
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|
|
147 BC-146 BC
|
Archon
|
Rome takes control of Greece
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|
146 BC-145 BC
|
Epicrates
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|
|
145 BC-144 BC
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Metrophanes
|
Epigenes is a thesmothete
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|
144 BC-143 BC
|
Hermias (?)
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|
|
143 BC-142 BC
|
Theaetetus
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|
|
142 BC-141 BC
|
Aristophon
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|
|
141 BC-140 BC
|
Pleistaenus (?)
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|
|
140 BC-139 BC
|
Hagnotheus
|
Menecrates is a thesmothete
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|
139 BC-138 BC
|
Apollodorus
|
|
|
138 BC-137 BC
|
Timarchus
|
|
|
137 BC-136 BC
|
Heracleitus
|
Dionysius is a thesmothete
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|
136 BC-135 BC
|
Timarchides
|
|
|
135 BC-134 BC
|
Dionysius
|
Theolytus is a thesmothete
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|
134 BC-133 BC
|
Nicomachus
|
|
|
133 BC-132 BC
|
Xenon
|
|
|
132 BC-131 BC
|
Ergocles
|
|
|
131 BC-130 BC
|
Epicles
|
Gorgilus is a thesmothete
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|
130 BC-129 BC
|
Demostratus
|
|
|
129 BC-128 BC
|
Lyciscus
|
|
|
128 BC-127 BC
|
Dionysius
|
|
|
127 BC-126 BC
|
Theodorides
|
Sosicrates is a thesmothete
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|
126 BC-125 BC
|
Diotimus
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|
|
125 BC-124 BC
|
Jason
|
Athenodorus is a thesmothete
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|
124 BC-123 BC
|
Nicias (died); Isigenes
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|
|
123 BC-122 BC
|
Demetrius
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|
|
122 BC-121 BC
|
Nicodemus
|
Epigenes is a thesmothete
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|
121 BC-120 BC
|
Phocion (?)
|
Euandros is possibly a thesmothete
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|
120 BC-119 BC
|
Eumachus
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|
|
119 BC-118 BC
|
Hipparchus
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|
|
118 BC-117 BC
|
Lenaeus
|
Isidorus is a thesmothete
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|
117 BC-116 BC
|
Menoites
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|
|
116 BC-115 BC
|
Sarapion
|
Sophocles is a thesmothete
|
|
115 BC-114 BC
|
Nausias
|
|
|
114 BC-113 BC
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Pleistaenus
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|
|
113 BC-112 BC
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Paramonus
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|
|
112 BC-111 BC
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Dionysius
|
Lamius is a thesmothete
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|
111 BC-110 BC
|
Sosicrates
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|
|
110 BC-109 BC
|
Polycleitus
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|
|
109 BC-108 BC
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Jason
|
Epiphanes is a thesmothete
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|
108 BC-107 BC
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Demochares
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|
|
107 BC-106 BC
|
Aristarchus
|
Telestes is a thesmothete
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|
106 BC-105 BC
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Agathocles
|
Eucles is a thesmothete
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|
105 BC-104 BC
|
Heracleides
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|
|
104 BC-103 BC
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Diocles (?)
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|
|
103 BC-102 BC
|
Theocles
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|
|
102 BC-101 BC
|
Echecrates
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|
|
101 BC-100 BC
|
Medeius
|
Philion is a thesmothete
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|
100 BC-99 BC
|
Theodosius
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|
|
99 BC-98 BC
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Procles
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|
|
98 BC-97 BC
|
Argeius
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|
97 BC-96 BC
|
Argeius
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|
96 BC-95 BC
|
Heracleitus
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|
|
95 BC-94 BC
|
Diocles (?)
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|
|
94 BC-93 BC
|
Isocrates (?)
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|
|
93 BC-92 BC
|
Callias
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|
|
92 BC-91 BC
|
Menedemos (?)
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|
|
91 BC-90 BC
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Medeius
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|
90 BC-89 BC
|
Medeius
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|
89 BC-88 BC
|
Medeius
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|
88 BC-87 BC
|
anarchy
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|
|
87 BC-86 BC
|
Philanthes
|
Rome annexes Athens
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|
86 BC-85 BC
|
Hierophantes
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|
|
85 BC-84 BC
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Pythocritus
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|
84 BC-83 BC
|
Aeschraeus (?)
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|
|
83 BC-82 BC
|
Seleucus (?)
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|
|
82 BC-81 BC
|
Herecleodorus (?)
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|
|
81 BC-80 BC
|
Apollodorus (?)
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|
|
80 BC-78 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
78 BC-77 BC
|
Zenion (?)
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|
|
77 BC-75 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
75 BC-74 BC
|
Aeschines
|
|
|
74 BC-73 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
73 BC-72 BC
|
Nicetes (?)
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|
|
72 BC-71 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
71 BC-70 BC
|
Aristoxenus (?)
|
|
|
70 BC-69 BC
|
Criton (?)
|
|
|
69 BC-67 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
67 BC-66 BC
|
Theoxenus (?)
|
|
|
66 BC-65 BC
|
Medeius (?)
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|
|
65 BC-62 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
62 BC-61 BC
|
Aristeius
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|
|
61 BC-60 BC
|
Theophemus
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|
|
60 BC-59 BC
|
Herodes
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|
|
59 BC-58 BC
|
Leucius
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|
|
58 BC-57 BC
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Calliphon
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|
|
57 BC-56 BC
|
Diocles
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|
|
56 BC-55 BC
|
Cointus
|
|
|
55 BC-54 BC
|
Aristoxenus (or Aristodemus?)
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|
|
54 BC-53 BC
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Zenon
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|
53 BC-52 BC
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Diodorus
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|
52 BC-51 BC
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Lysandrus
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|
51 BC-50 BC
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Lysiades
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|
|
50 BC-49 BC
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Demetrius
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|
49 BC-48 BC
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Demochares
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|
48 BC-47 BC
|
Philocrates
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|
47 BC-46 BC
|
Diocles
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|
46 BC-45 BC
|
Apolexis
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|
45 BC-44 BC
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Polycharmus
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|
44 BC-43 BC or 43 BC-42 BC
|
Diocles Azenieus
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|
|
42 BC-41 BC
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Euthydomus
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|
41 BC-40 BC
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Nicandrus
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|
40 BC-39 BC
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Philostratus
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|
|
39 BC-38 BC
|
Diocles Meliteus
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|
38 BC-37 BC
|
Menandrus
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|
37 BC-36 BC
|
Theopeithes
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|
|
36 BC-35 BC
|
Asclepiodorus
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|
|
35 BC-34 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
34 BC-33 BC
|
Pammenes (?)
|
|
|
33 BC-32 BC
|
Cleidamus (?)
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|
|
32 BC-31 BC
|
Epicrates (?)
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|
|
31 BC-30 BC
|
Polycleitus Phlyeus (?)
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|
|
30 BC-29 BC
|
Architemus (?)
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|
|
29 BC-26 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
26 BC-25 BC
|
Dioteimus Alaieus
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|
|
25 BC-21 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
21 BC-20 BC
|
Demeas Azenieus
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|
|
20 BC-19 BC
|
Apolexis
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|
19 BC-16 BC
|
Unknown
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|
|
16 BC-15 BC
|
Pythagoras
|
|
|
15 BC-14 BC
|
Antiochus
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|
|
14 BC-13 BC
|
Polyainus
|
|
|
13 BC-12 BC
|
Zenon
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|
|
12 BC-11 BC
|
Leonides
|
|
|
11 BC-10 BC
|
Theophilus
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|
10 BC-9 BC
|
Unknown
|
|
|
9 BC-8 BC
|
Nicias Athmoneus (?)
|
|
|
8 BC-7 BC
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Demochares Azanieus (?)
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|
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7 BC-6 BC
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Unknown
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6 BC-5 BC
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Xenon Phlyeus (?)
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5 BC-4 BC
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Apolexis Philocratous ex Oiou (?)
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4 BC-3 BC
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Aristodemus (?)
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3 BC-2 BC
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Nicostratus (?)
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2 BC-1 BC
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Demochares Azenius (?)
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1 BC-1
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Anaxagoras (?)
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1-2
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Areius Paianieus (?)
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2-3
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Cedeides (?)
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3-4
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Menneas (?)
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4-5
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Polyainus Marathonius (?)
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5-6
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Polycharmus Azenius (?)
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6-7
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Theophilus (?)
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7-24
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Unknown
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24-25
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Charmides
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25-26
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Callicratides
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26-27
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Pamphilus
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27-28
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Themistocles Marathonius
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28-29
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Oinophilus
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29-30
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Boethus
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30-36
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Unknown
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36-37
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Rhoemetalcas the younger
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37-38
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Polycritus
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38-39
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Zenon
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39-40
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Secoundus
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40-46
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Unknown
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45-46
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Antipatrus the younger Phlyeus
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46-49
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Unknown
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49-50
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Deinophilus
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50-54
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Unknown
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53-54
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Dionysodorus
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54-55
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Unknown
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55-56
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Conon
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56-61
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Unknown
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61-62
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Thrasyllus
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62-65
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Unknown
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64-65
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Gaius Carreinas Secundus
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65-66
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Demostratus
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66-91
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Unknown
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91-92
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Titus Flavius Domitianus
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Also Roman Emperor
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92-93
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Trevilius Rufus
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93-94
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Unknown
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94-95
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Octavius Theion
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95-96
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Octavius Proclus
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96-97
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Aeolion
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97-98
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Unknown
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98-99
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Coponius Maximus Agnoösius
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99-100
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Lucius Vibullius Hipparchus
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100-101
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Flavius Stratolaus Phylesius
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101-102
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Claudius Demophilus
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102-103
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Flavius Sophocles Sounieus
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103-104
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Flavius Pintenus Gargottius
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104-105
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Flavius Conon Sounieus
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|
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105-107
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Unknown
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107-108
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Flavius Alcibiades Paeanieus
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|
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108-109
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Julius Antiochus Philopappus (died); Laelianus
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|
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109-110
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Cassius Diogenes
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110-111
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Flavius Euphanes
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111-112
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Gaius Julius Cassius Steirieus
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|
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112-113
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Publius Aelius Traianus Adrianus
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Later Roman Emperor
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113-114
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Deëdius Secundus Sphettius
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|
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114-115
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Unknown
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|
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115-116
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Publius Fulvius Mitrodorus Sounieus
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|
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116-117
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Flavius Macreanus Acharneus
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|
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117-118
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Unknown
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|
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118-119
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Maximus Agnoösius
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|
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119-126
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Unknown
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|
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126-127
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Claudius Herodes Marathonius
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|
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127-128
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Gaius Memmius Peissandrus Colytteus
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|
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128-131
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Unknown
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|
|
131-132
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Claudius Philogenus Visseieus
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|
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132-133
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Claudius Domitianus Visseieus
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|
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133-134
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Unknown
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|
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134-135
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Antisthenes
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|
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135-138
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Unknown
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|
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138-139
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Praxagoras Thoricius
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|
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139-140
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Flavius Alcibiades Paianieus
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|
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140-141
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Claudius Attalus Sphettius
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|
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141-142
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Publius Aelius Phileas Meliteus
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|
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142-143
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Aelius Alexandrus Phalereus
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|
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143-144
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Publius Aelius Vibullius Rufus
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|
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144-145
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Syllas
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|
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145-146
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Flavius Arrianus Paianieus
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|
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146-147
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Titus Flavius Alcibiades Paeanieus
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|
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147-148
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Soteles Philippus Estiaeothen
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|
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148-149
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Lucius Nummius Ieroceryx Phalereus
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|
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149-150
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Quintus Alleius Epictetus
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|
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150-151
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Aelius Ardys
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|
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151-152
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Aelius Callicrates
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|
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152-153
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Lucius Nummius Menis Phalereus
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|
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153-154
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Aelius Alexandrus III
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|
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154-155
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Praxagoras Meliteus
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|
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155-156
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Popillius Theotimus Sounieus
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|
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156-157
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Aelius Gelus II
|
|
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157-158
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Lycomedes
|
|
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158-159
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Titus Aurelius Philemon Philades
|
|
|
159-160
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Tiberius Claudius Lysiades Meliteus
|
|
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160-161
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Publius Aelius Themison Pammenes Azenieus
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|
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161-162
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Lucius Memmius Thoricius
|
|
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162-163
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Pompeius Alexandrus Acharneus
|
|
|
163-164
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Philisteides Peiraieus
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|
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164-165
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Pompeius Daidouchus
|
|
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165-166
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Sextus Phalereus
|
|
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166-167
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Marcus Valerius Mamertinus Marathonius
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|
|
167-168
|
anarchy
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|
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168-169
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Tineius Ponticus Besaieus
|
|
|
169-170
|
anarchy
|
|
|
170-171
|
Tiberius Memmius Phlaccus Marathonius
|
|
|
171-172
|
anarchy
|
|
|
172-173
|
Biesius Peison Meliteus
|
|
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173-174
|
Sallustianus Aeolion Phlyeus
|
|
|
174-175
|
Aurelius Dionysius
|
|
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175-176
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Claudius Heracleides Meliteus
|
|
|
176-177
|
Aristocleides Peiraieus
|
|
|
177-178
|
Scribonius Capiton (?)
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|
|
178-179
|
Flavius Stratolaus Phylasius
|
|
|
179-180
|
Athenodorus Agrippas Iteaius
|
|
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180-181
|
Claudius Demostratus Meliteus
|
|
|
181-182
|
Daedouchus
|
|
|
182-183
|
Marcus Munatius Maximianus Ouopiscus
|
|
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183-184
|
Domitius Aristaius Paionides
|
|
|
184-185
|
Titus Flavius Sosigenes Palleneus
|
|
|
185-186
|
Philoteimus Arcesidemou Eleousius
|
|
|
186-187
|
Gaius Fabius Thisbianus Marathonius
|
|
|
187-188
|
Tiberius Claudius Bradouas Atticus Marathonius
|
|
|
188-189
|
Lucius Aelius Aurelius Commodus Antoninus
|
Also Roman Emperor
|
|
189-190
|
Menogenes
|
|
|
190-191
|
Gaius Peinarius Proclus Agnousius
|
|
|
191-192
|
Unknown
|
|
|
192-193
|
Gaius Helvidius Secundus Palleneus
|
|
|
193-199
|
Unknown
|
|
|
199-200
|
Gaius Quintus Imerus Marathonius
|
|
|
200-203
|
Unknown
|
|
|
203-204
|
Gaius Cassianus Steirieus
|
|
|
204-209
|
Unknown
|
|
|
209-210
|
Flavius Diogenes Marathonius
|
|
|
210-212
|
Unknown
|
|
|
212-213
|
Aurelius Dionysius Acharneus
|
|
|
213-220
|
Unknown
|
|
|
220-221
|
Titus Flavius (?) Philinus
|
|
|
221-222
|
Aurelius Melpomenus Antinoeus
|
|
|
222-230
|
Unknown
|
|
|
230-231
|
Cassianus Hieroceryx Steirieus
|
|
|
231-233
|
Unknown
|
|
|
233-234
|
Vib. Lysandrus
|
|
|
234-235
|
Epictetus Acharneus
|
|
|
235-240
|
Unknown
|
|
|
240-241
|
Cassianus Philippus Steirieus
|
|
|
241-254
|
Unknown
|
|
|
254-255
|
Lucius Flavius Philustratus Steirieus
|
|
|
255-262
|
Unknown
|
|
|
262-263
|
Publius Herennius Dexippus (?)
|
Also archon basileus?
|
|
263-264
|
Unknown
|
|
|
264-265
|
Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus
|
Also Roman Emperor
|
|
265-274
|
Unknown
|
|
|
274-275
|
Titus Flavius Mondon Phlyeus
|
|
|
(Later archons???)
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