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Ctesicles (Ancient Greek: Κτησικλῆς) was the author of a chronological work (Chronika or Chronoi), of which two fragments are preserved in Athenaeus.[1]
Ctesicles was also a sculptor, who made a statue at Samos[2] and an Athenian general[3]
References
[edit]- ↑ Deipnosophists vi. p. 272, x. p. 445.
- ↑ Deipnosophists Book XIII (601-606)
- ↑ Lysias By Lysias, Stephen Charles Todd Page 96 (2000)
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