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(c. 350—260 bc)

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Timaeus

Timaeus   Quick reference

Klaus Meister

Who's Who in the Classical World

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2003
Subject:
Classical studies, History
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791 words
of Tauromenium (mod. Taormina) in Sicily, c.350–260bc, the most important western Greek historian; son of Andromachus, the dynast who refounded Tauromenium in 358. Andromachus gave ... More
Timaeus of Tauromenium

Timaeus of Tauromenium (c.350–c.260bce)   Reference library

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and Rome

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2010
Subject:
Classical studies, History
Length:
609 words

(c.350–c.260bce),

Sicilian Greek historian and chronographer. Timaeus was born in the city of Tauromenium (modern Taormina),

Timaeus

Timaeus (2)(of *Tauromenium)   Reference library

Klaus Meister

The Oxford Classical Dictionary (4 ed.)

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2012
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Classical studies, History
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979 words

in *Sicily, c.350–260 bc, the most important western Greek historian; son of Andromachus, the dynast who refounded Tauromenium in ...

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